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.
Most Popular“Emelio is a very good guide with a lot of knowledge about Italica and the monastery. Perfect day! Recommended”
Half-day guided tour from Seville to Roman Italica and its huge amphitheater, plus San Isidoro del Campo monastery.
“The site is fascinating. The mosaics are incredible. Our guide Miguel was entertaining and knowledgeable. I would recommend this visit.”
1.5-hour guided walk through Roman Itálica with Game of Thrones filming spots and amphitheatre dragon-pit views.
“Jesus was a fantastic guide, very knowledgeable and passionate about Italica. He made the tour very fun and had a great sense of humor!”
Guided Italica Roman ruins from Santiponce with priority entrance, headsets, and an amphitheater tour for Game of Thrones fans.
“The tour was incredible and an absolute must see. Our tour guide Miguel was very knowledgeable and did an excellent job explaining the history of the ancient city. The amphitheater, (the dragon pits from Game of Thrones) were a highlight if you are GOT fans. Our one big complaint is that there is NO public…”
A fast 2-hour tour of Italica’s Roman ruins from Seville, featuring the amphitheater, mosaics, and skip-the-line entry.
“Very interesting. My favorite parts were the amphitheater and all the tile work on the floors of the homes. It was fun to explore the vomitorium of the amphitheater after the tour was over, finding all the little viewpoints into the arena. You could almost hear the roar of the crowd jeering at the gladiators…”
4-hour guided trip from Seville to Italica: Roman streets, mosaics, baths, and the third-largest amphitheater, plus theater stops.
“This tour was really interesting! Nieves was a lovely guide, very knowledgeable! We were in quite a big group so it was hard to hear her sometimes but generally it was really lovely! The Amphitheatre was a big highlight for me personally, it was really amazing to see it and when Nieves was describing the…”
Cycle from Seville to Itálica on an electric bike for a guided look at Trajan and Hadrian, mosaics, and the great amphitheater.
“Excellent. Danny (Dani?) Was knowledgeable and guided us throughout the impressive site. Having a guide provides so much more insight than just walking it yourself (although there are small signs and it’s walkable). Loved every minute. Ebike transportation to and from Itálica was smooth and a nice way to make a day of the sightseeing.…”
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.…”
Private actor-led tour to Itálica with Emperor Hadrian, up-close Roman ruins and the Game of Thrones Dragonpit, plus lunch and drinks.
“This was a wonderful tour! We were picked up within a few minutes’ walk of our cruise ship and driven to Italica, where Jorge, ie Caesar, was waiting for us. The tour was entertaining, humorous, and informative. We were treated to a delightful Spanish lunch following the tour. I highly recommend!”
Roman ruins in Italica from Seville: 4-hour English guided tour, skip-the-line access, air-conditioned bus, amphitheater and mosaics.
“I greatly enjoyed this tour because of the tour guide named Luca. He was extremely educated in Roman history and the history of Andalucia. He was generous with his stories and was better than many teachers I work with at explaining concepts, helping the visitor visualize what things looked like and how they worked, and…”
A 2-hour guided Alcázar tour in Seville with Game of Thrones filming-story stops, ticket included, but GOT coverage can be uneven.
“The tour guide texted 2 days before to ask me to change the time to 10am because it was forecasted to be too hot at 2pm. I responded that I was already doing the Bullring Tour at 10am so I could not come early. I never heard from her again and she never showed up…”
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. First, he arrived late, then he sped through the ruins while on his phone. He acted bothered when we asked questions because he had to get off…”
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!”
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…”
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. I thought the guide we…”
Every corner of the old city, and every road out into Andalusia.
