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1. www.en.visitarsevilla.com › roman-ruins-of-italicaItálica Roman Ruins. Ancient Roman city of Italica, Sevilla

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   Jun 2, 2024 · Visiting the Roman ruins of Itálica is a magnificent excursion near Seville that allows us to enjoy nature and culture. It is the Pompeii of Seville. Visitors can explore the ruins of the city, including the amphitheater, the theater, the temple, and the baths complex. The park also has a museum that houses artifacts from Italica, such as ...

2. www.explorespainguide.com › roman-site-of-italicaRoman site of Itálica in Spain - Explore Spain Guide

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   Step into the footsteps of ancient Romans at Itálica, a captivating archaeological site nestled in the heart of Spain. Explore the remnants of this once-bustling city, where history comes alive amidst the ruins. Immerse Yourself in History. Transport yourself back in time as you wander through the ancient streets of Itálica.

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4. www.thenotsoinnocentsabroad.com › blog › itlicasItálica’s Rich Roman Heritage - The Not So Innocents Abroad

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Hadrian expanded the city to include the Urbs Nova, literally the “New City,” added an impressive amphitheater and elevated its status to colonia—the highest designation for a Roman city. Additionally, Itálica amassed significant wealth from the exportation of grain and olive oil grown in the fertile soil of the Gerena Depression.

5. visit-seville.com › italica-sevilleRoman Ruins Sevilla Guide and Tickets - Visit Seville

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   Italica Seville General Information. Location. Av. Extremadura, 2, 41970 Santiponce, Sevilla, Spain. Opening Times. Monday to Saturday: 10:45AM – 5PM, Sunday: 2:40PM – 6:30PM. Entry and Tickets. Italica Seville Roman Ruins entry starts at €16 including skip-the line and a guided tour (Book Tickets Online).

6. www.spain.info › en › places-of-interestThe archaeological site of Itálica in Santiponce | spain.info

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   The Roman city of Itálica was founded in 206 BCE by Publius Cornelius Scipio, also known as Africanus. Under the Emperor Augustus, Itálica became a town and was granted the privilege of minting its own money. It is the birthplace of the emperors Trajan and Hadrian.

7. naturanda.com › en › visit-the-italica-roman-ruinsItálica Roman City Ruins guided tour from Seville - Naturanda

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   Do you need help? +34 654 871 750. +34 955 220 543. info@naturanda.com. 8h-22h. Our offices in Seville. Visit with Naturanda the Italica Ruins accompanied by a local guide to know the history of the oldest Roman city in the Iberian Peninsula.

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   Where are the ruins of the Roman city of Italica?

   • The ruins of the Roman city of Italica are near Seville, and visitors can check out not only the ruins of one of the largest amphitheatres in Europe but also what’s left of several houses. The floors of the houses in Italica showcase one of the trademarks of well-preserved ruins from this era – beautiful mosaics.

   6 Best Roman Ruins in Spain: Spain Travel Guide

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   How much does Italica Roman ruins cost?

   • Italica Seville Roman Ruins entry starts at €16 including skip-the line and a guided tour (Book Tickets Online). Tickets to Italica Roman Ruins Seville start from €16, including skip the line access as well as a guided tour in a variety of available languages.

   Italica Seville – Roman Ruins Sevilla Guide and Tickets

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   How much is a ticket to Italica Roman ruins Seville?

   • Tickets to Italica Roman Ruins Seville start from €16, including skip the line access as well as a guided tour in a variety of available languages. The ticket can also be combined with transport included from Seville city centre, starting from €39, saving you the hassle of finding and sorting available transport.

   Italica Seville – Roman Ruins Sevilla Guide and Tickets

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   Are there any Roman ruins in Rome today?

   • Yes, there are many Roman ruins in Rome that you can visit today. For instance, as part of the National Roman Museum, you can visit the Baths of Diocletian. These ruins are built in the typical Roman bath style and include cold, warm, and hot water flowing through the large bath complex and small, private bathing rooms. There is also a gymnasium and changing rooms in the complex.

   25 Roman Ruins in Rome That You Have To See

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   Where are the Roman ruins located in Alcúdia?

   • The fascinating ruins of the Roman town of Pol·lèntia lie just outside Alcúdia's walls. They are located on the fringes of town. Ranging over a sizeable (but walkable) area, these are our favorite local haunts, touristy spots, and hidden gems throughout Alcúdia.

   Alcúdia travel - Lonely Planet | Spain, Europe

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   Where is Itálica located?

   • Itálica is an ancient Roman city located north of the town of Santiponce, 7 km from Seville, on the Via de la Plata, on the road to Mérida. The city was founded in 206 BC by Publius Cornelius Scipio, situated on a hill near the Guadalquivir, in the vicinity of Híspalis (Seville) and Ilipa (Alcalá del Río).

   Itálica Roman Ruins. Ancient Roman city of Italica, Sevilla

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9. www.themedievalworld.com › posts › italicaThe Ancient Roman City of Itálica | The Medieval World

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   Feb 7, 2023 · Place: Itálica, Spain Address: Av. Extremadura, 2, 41970 Santiponce, Sevilla Price: €1.50 Date: 206 BCE. Location. Located just five miles to the north of Seville (Sevilla) in Spain lies the ancient Roman city of Itálica which sits next to the modern-day city of Santiponce. You can get there by bus (M-170A and M-170B) which stop at Seville ...