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Discover the Roman heritage in the Seville countryside<\/h2>\n

If you’re looking for a unique getaway in the Seville countryside, why not combine rural charm with a fascinating journey through Roman history? Seville countryside not only offers tranquillity and nature, but it is also home to vestiges of ancient Roman civilisation, which you can explore through routes, archaeological sites and museums. Discover how the Romans left their mark on Andalusia and plan an unforgettable visit from your rural accommodation.<\/p>\n

The Roman Baetica Route: A Journey through Time<\/h2>\n

The Roman Baetica Route<\/a> is one of the most interesting cultural routes in Andalusia, and it is ideal for history lovers. This itinerary connects important Roman cities such as Italica, Carmona and Ecija, allowing you to discover monuments, mosaics, amphitheatres and much more.<\/p>\n

As you travel along the Baetica Route, you will enjoy not only the history but also the gastronomy, the wines and the local culture, all while staying in our comfortable holiday homes in the countryside of Seville. Make your visit a complete experience!<\/p>\n

Roman sites in Seville and its surroundings<\/h2>\n

Italica (Santiponce)<\/h3>\n
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Amphitheatre of Italica – Baex Rentals<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Roman city of Italica<\/a>, located in Santiponce<\/strong>, just 9 km from Seville, is one of the most important Roman archaeological sites in Spain and a compulsory city for history lovers. Founded in 206 B.C. by the Roman general Publius Cornelius Scipio \u2018The African’<\/strong>, Italica is known for being the birthplace of the emperors Trajan<\/strong> and Adriano<\/strong>, two of the most influential figures in the history of the Roman Empire.<\/p>\n

History of Italica: The Heart of Roman Baetica<\/h4>\n

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Italica was the first Roman city established outside Italy, which underlines its importance in the context of Roman Hispania<\/strong>. During the Imperial period, Italica experienced an extraordinary boom, becoming a key cultural, political and economic centre in the Baetica province<\/strong>. Its urban layout, with wide streets, stately houses and thermal complexes, reflected the city’s power and prosperity.<\/p>\n

What to see at the Italica archaeological site<\/h4>\n
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Roman Theatre of Italica<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Italica archaeological site<\/strong> is famous for its impressive amphitheatre<\/strong>, one of the largest in the Empire, with a capacity for 25,000 spectators. This amphitheatre hosted gladiator fights and public spectacles, being a symbol of the greatness of the city.<\/p>\n

Among the ruins of Italica, also highlight the mosaics<\/strong> that adorned the villas of the Roman elite, such as\u00a0the Mosaic<\/strong><\/span>\u00a0of Neptune<\/strong> or the Mosaic of the Birds<\/strong>, which offer a window into the art and culture of the time. You can also stroll around the thermal baths<\/strong> and the walls<\/strong>, which tell the story of daily life in this ancient city.<\/p>\n

Italica<\/strong> is an ideal destination for an excursion, and if you stay in our holiday homes in the Seville countryside<\/strong>, you will be just a short drive away from this impressive testimony to the Roman past.<\/p>\n

Carmona<\/h3>\n
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Roman Necropolis of Carmona – Baex Rentals<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Carmona<\/a> is another highlight of the Roman Baetica Route. Visit the Roman Necropolis of Carmona, one of the best-preserved cemeteries on the peninsula, and discover how the Romans lived and died in this region. Don’t miss the Roman Amphitheatre and the ancient walls that protected the city.<\/p>\n