Remains of the Roman city Italica. Extensive site, and you can wonder at your leisure. Plenty of boards explaining everything. Lovely mosaics. We caught the bus from the centre of Seville and it took about 40 mins. 3 euros each to enter. For fans of GOT, the ampitheatre was used in the filming.

Only 7kms from Seville, if you like archaeological sites this is well worth a visit. The main site, the 3rd largest Roman amphitheatre in the world, was used in Game of Thrones. It's a spectacular building. There are many other things to look at, baths, mosaics, and more, none of which is a spectacular as the amphitheatre, so my advice is to leave that until the end. Best to last. I went on a sunday and it wasnt easy to get to so i had to take a tour. Normally, you could get a bus. Also, closed on Mondays.

Used as the dragon pit in Game of Thrones, the coliseum portion of the site is spectacular to behold. Beyond the Roman, theatre is the remains of a full roman town with beautiful mosaics, a public bath, and a gymnasium. The site is well maintained and you do get the feel of what it must have been like to live in the Roman era. As you enter the grounds there is a small museum with a video alternating in English and Spanish about the history of the site. The only downside for me is there was no gift shop to remember the visit with.

The remains of the Roman city Italica founded in 206 BC. an extensive site far larger than I expected, and a site to wonder at your own pace and explore. Some fantastic mosaics to see and the remains of the amphitheatre are stunning, a small museum on site as well with a short film in Spanish and English explaining the site and there was history boards explaining each building as you walk around and was very surprised at the 3 Euro entry fee great value, if interested in Roman history a must see location.

Neves was our tour guide and she did an exceptional job. The tour was good and is worth the trip out. She brought us to the Monastery after Italica and this was an excellent addition to the tour. Both are stunning captured pieces of history and if you are into this Neves was full of information and stories. Highly recommend as a half day out. We booked through a tour operator Natura and the pick ups and drops offs on the bus were very organised.

Really interesting visit, got the local bus from Seville bus station for 1.65 Euros which takes around 20-25 mins. You can pay on the bus and at the information desk they tell you which number it leaves from downstairs. It is a much bigger area than I imagined and probably took us around 2 hours to walk around, there is lots to see We paid 1.5 euro entrance fee it was well worth it.