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Carmela71 Says:
Private houses, Casa de la Exedra
Carmela71 Says: After crossing the Walls Casa de la Exedra is the first one you can find at your left.The house contains several baths and a long arena. Because of its size they think It was used as a school house or a Gymnasium.
Carmela71 Says: under construction
Carmela71 Says: under construction
Private houses, Casa de los Pajaros
Carmela71 Says: The Casa de los Pajaros is the smallest, but is the one most exavatedThe mosaics in this house are the msot interesting as they represent 31 diferent species of birds
oceania26 Says: From Plaza de Armas bus station go to platform 34 (you can confirm with the driver by saying "a Italica"). It cost 1.50 euro in Oct 07 and it takes about 15-20 mins - it's the last stop and the bus sort of makes a u turn and drops you off infront of the entrance and usually...
Carmela71 Says: The massive complex of Roman ruins is one of the most important in Spain and is located about 20 minutes north of the city. Follow the signs in the direction of Merida.
Carmela71 Says: The settlement was founded in 206 B.C. by the Roman general Publius Cornelius Scipio.In Italica were born the emperators Trajano and Adriano. This gave to the city more importance comparing to the clos city of Hispalix (Sevilla)
Ruta de la Plata (Silver route)
Carmela71 Says: This was designed as base for the Roman legions and quickly became one of Spain's most important cities of the period. An extensive collection of artifacts provides insight into the power that the Roman Empire had.
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The massive complex of Roman ruins is one of the most important in Spain and is located about 20 minutes north of the city. Follow the signs in the direction of...
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At only 8 km. of Sevilla is Santiponce. were in the roman times was settle the Colonia Aelia Augusta Italica, the most ancient Roman settlement excavated in Spain to date All Photos had been take...
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Definitely worth a visit when in Seville
Italica is the home of well preserved ancient Roman ruins with a breathtaking restored ampitheatre! It's about a 15-20min bus ride from Sevile and you need less than half a day to see it! The cost is...
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