SEVILLE · ANDALUSIA
Seville’s best, booked ahead.
The 15 most popular italica & roman ruins tours in Seville. The ones worth booking before you arrive, with prices, run times and where to book each.
Half-day tour from Seville to Roman Italica and the San Isidoro del Campo monastery, with guided ruins, transport, and tickets.
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Half-day guided tour from Seville to Roman Italica and its huge amphitheater, plus San Isidoro del Campo monastery.
“The guide and bus were 30 minutes late, which is frustrating when you have to be back in time for a train and therefore can’t just have the excursion go over time. The result is that your trip is cut 30 minutes short.”
1.5-hour guided walk through Roman Itálica with Game of Thrones filming spots and amphitheatre dragon-pit views.
Guided Italica Roman ruins from Santiponce with priority entrance, headsets, and an amphitheater tour for Game of Thrones fans.
“What an amazing tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable. She gave us a lot of information and context and answered all our questions.”
A fast 2-hour tour of Italica’s Roman ruins from Seville, featuring the amphitheater, mosaics, and skip-the-line entry.
4-hour guided trip from Seville to Italica: Roman streets, mosaics, baths, and the third-largest amphitheater, plus theater stops.
Cycle from Seville to Itálica on an electric bike for a guided look at Trajan and Hadrian, mosaics, and the great amphitheater.
Private half-day tour from Seville to Italica and San Isidoro del Campo with pickup, included tickets, and English-speaking guides.
“We had an amazing tour with Jesus — he was knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about history. At Italica, he gave us fascinating insights into Roman society and customs that really brought the ruins to life. We also visited San Isidoro del Campo, where he shared the site’s rich history with great detail and enthusiasm.…”
Roman ruins in Italica from Seville: 4-hour English guided tour, skip-the-line access, air-conditioned bus, amphitheater and mosaics.
“The guide, Jesus, was well informed and presented information about the site professionally and with humor. His English is heavily accented and sometimes he used a false cognate; however, as someone who worked with Spanish speakers for decades, I was able to understand him.”
Private actor-led tour to Itálica with Emperor Hadrian, up-close Roman ruins and the Game of Thrones Dragonpit, plus lunch and drinks.
“Our group included three adults and one six-year-old, and “Hadrian” led us on an unforgettable journey through history. He stayed fully in character the entire time, which made the experience even more immersive. Out of all the private tours we took in Seville, this was by far our favorite. The guide was not only a…”
A 2-hour guided Alcázar tour in Seville with Game of Thrones filming-story stops, ticket included, but GOT coverage can be uneven.
“Although our guide, whose name means “Snow” in English was extremely knowledgeable, the time spent at each step could have been abbreviated. There are little to no opportunities to sit, and security won’t allow visitors to even sit on the floor, so we left a little early since our backs and feet were becoming sore…”
Guided Seville tour to Roman Itálica and Game of Thrones Dragonpit filming spots, with optional monastery stop and skip-the-lines entry.
“As a GOT fan, I can't tell you how much we looked forward to this tour. The reason for the 2 stars falls solely on the tour guide.”
See Seville’s Royal Alcázar through Game of Thrones Dorne locations with an English guide, skip-the-line access, and a garden finish.
“Absolutely amazing! The guide, Christine, showed us printed colour scenes from the series, in the exact places where they were shot! That was a magical experience. She also told us fun anecdotes from the shooting, and managed to smuggle in some Spanish history in a really interesting way! The tour exceeded my expectations!”
Game of Thrones filming stops near Seville, Roman Italica amphitheater, and Monasterio de San Isidoro del Campo. Guided and ticketed.
“We attended a tour earlier this week and were a bit disappointed given we had purchased specifically due to our interest in Game of Thrones. Italica and the Ampitheater were fine but lacked any discussion of GOT. The second stop at the Monastery was the surprising highlight of the trip.”
E-bike ride from Seville to Italica ruins on mostly flat paths, then back via Camas and the Via Verde, in small groups.
“We are two seniors in our mid 70s, and we had no trouble keeping up with the younger members of our small group. The route is mostly flat, and the bikes were comfortable and well maintained. The weather was cool and rainy on the ride to Itálica, but we wore rain gear and stayed warm…”
Every corner of the old city, and every road out into Andalusia.
