Groepsexcursie van Sevilla naar Italica, de Romeinse stad Sevilla
Beschrijving
Klein Rome was de eerste Romeinse stad die in 206 voor Christus buiten Italië werd gebouwd door de generaal Publius Cornelius Scipio Scipio, de Afrikaan. Een stad die de geboorte zag van twee Romeinse keizers, Trajanus en Hadrianus, waar we genoten van luxe en de "simulacra romae". We zullen door de oude straten lopen met onze gids die ons zal helpen de hele enclave te interpreteren en te leren kennen. We zullen ook verbazingwekkende mozaïeken, het Traianeum, de oude grote baden en het beroemde amfitheater ontdekken. Het is de op twee na grootste ter wereld, waar de beroemde gladiatorengevechten plaatsvonden en was het decor voor de populaire serie Game of Thrones. Het Romeinse theater, ontdekt in het midden van de 20e eeuw, is ongetwijfeld een van de best bewaarde in Europa, waar nog steeds toneelstukken worden opgevoerd. Na een bezoek aan deze enclave gaan we naar het klooster van San Isidoro del Campo, een middeleeuws fort. We eindigen in een traditionele wijnmakerij, waar we zullen genieten van een wijnproeverij.
Rondreisopties
Reisroute
We zullen het klooster van San Isidoro del Campo, Fortaleza bezoeken, waar we kleine schatten zullen ontdekken
We zullen de Historic Italica-set zien
We nemen een kleine proeverij
Hoogtepunten
Wat is inbegrepen
Beoordelingen van reizigers
Belangrijke informatie
- Baby's en kleine kinderen kunnen in een wandel- of kinderwagen mee
- Kinderen moeten bij een volwassene op schoot zitten
- Er zijn speciale kinderzitjes beschikbaar
- Niet aanbevolen voor reizigers met ruggengraatletsel
- Geschikt voor alle condities
Beoordelingen(8)
We thought we were going on a wine tour. No wine but the tour was excellent Learned a greatdealaboutRan history in this area. Guidewas excellent
The history was the most memorable part for me. Our guide, Miguel, was knowledgeable and personable - you could see he really enjoyed his work! There is so much more that hasn’t been excavated yet, so hopefully it Itálica will receive more funds in the future so that they can continue their amazing work!
This tour was actually through Naturanda not Pancho Tours as listed. There were several tours going on and it was hard to hear especially in the cathedral which is small and there was a lot of echoing. Headsets would have been super helpful. In the description, it advises in the end that it will end with a traditional wine at a winery. At the end, they just give you a card for a free drink with a list of local restaurants.
Our guide Yohanna was warm and humerus. She kept the group on track without being pushy! The tempo was good and she provided ample historical information. The sight is amazing, much larger than expected! A must do outing (1/2 day) while in Seville
It was a good tour with a great guide. I would however like a credit on our Gibralter tour which we missed due to misinformation. We would like to take Viator tour from Madrid.
Let's get this out in the open first: I do not like tours. I like to explore on my own and take my time but the only day i could go was on a Sunday and it was a little more difficult to get there so I decided to try a tour. It was everything I expected it to be. A lot of hanging around while the other languages were spoken and a slow walk around the complex being spoken at. This is not the fault of the tour company or the excellent guide, but a personal preference. At the end of the Italica tour, we had just 10 minutes to take pictures on a our own; it was no where near enough time. After that, we went to the monastery of San Isidoro del Campo (which I didn't realise was in the itinerary) and in all honesty, I would have preferred the extra time at Italica as this really wasn't much to write home about. Excellent company, professional and likable staff, new and comfortable coach. Everything you could want from a tour... if you liked tours, lol.
Our guide Luca was great. Italica is definitely a must see. English explanation is great especially to learn about the culture and history.
The tour guide was very knowledgeable and he was able to provide a tour to both Spanish speakers and English speakers by transitioning back and forth between Spanish and English.
