A visit to Italica is one of the most interesting experiences for anyone who wants to learn about the origins of Sevillian culture, as well as providing an insight into classical culture.

We must not forget that Emperor Marcus Ulpius Trajan was born among these ruins. A visit to the Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo in Santiponce will allow us to connect classical tradition with medieval tradition, thus obtaining a broad overview of the historical development of Seville and its area of influence.

Carmona, Seville‘s outer fortress, is one of the most important sites in the province of Seville.

Our tour of Carmona will begin with a panoramic bus tour of the Necropolis, the Church of San Pedro, and the Puerta de Sevilla.

We will enter the Puerta de Sevilla, one of the oldest fortresses in Europe, and from there we will visit the most important streets in Carmona, such as Calle Prim, and the most characteristic buildings, such as the Prioral Church of Santa María, the Puerta de Córdoba, and the Parador de Carmona.