Start of the guided tour at the agreed place, where the guide will receive the group to start the visit to Italica. From here we begin the tour of the ancient Roman city, discovering its main monuments, its history and its secrets, on a journey through more than 2,000 years of Roman legacy.

️ Part of the ancient walls built in Roman times. These defences served to protect the inhabitants of the city and control access to people and goods. There are still several visible sections that allow us to understand how its inhabitants lived and sheltered more than 2,000 years ago.

Impressive Roman house organized around an elegant exedra, a large space for meetings and social events. It preserves mosaics, decorative elements and architectural remains that allow you to discover the lifestyle, luxury and customs of the most affluent families in Italica. ✨

Elegant Roman residence known for its magnificent mosaic dedicated to Neptune, god of the sea. Its rooms, courtyards and decorative elements reflect the high standard of living of the most affluent families in Italica and their appreciation for art, wealth and sophistication. ✨

One of the best preserved homes in Italica, famous for its beautiful mosaics decorated with different species of birds. Its rooms allow you to know the daily life of the Romans and reflect their taste for art, nature and elegance in the decoration of their homes. ✨

Spectacular Roman residence celebrated for its extraordinary mosaic, where the planets and divinities associated with the cosmos are represented. This magnificent work reflects the interest of the Romans in astronomy, mythology and art, as well as the high cultural and economic level of the families that inhabited Italica. ✨

The Italic Baths were the main public baths of the city, a large complex dedicated to bathing, physical exercise and social life. Here Roman citizens gathered to relax, talk and care for their well-being. Its remains reveal the importance of leisure, hygiene and coexistence in the daily life of Italica.

This amphitheater was one of the largest in the Roman Empire, the scene of gladiatorial battles and public performances. During the visit, we made several stops to tour it in its entirety, both outside and inside, discovering its architecture and the curiosities that hide each corner.