Italica

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Italica, located in Santiponce, Spain, is an ancient Roman city founded in 206 BC. It was established by General Scipio Africanus to settle his veteran soldiers after the Second Punic War. Italica is renowned for its well-preserved Roman ruins, including an impressive amphitheater that could hold over 25,000 spectators, intricate mosaics, and remnants of luxurious villas. The site offers valuable insights into Roman urban planning and architecture, showcasing the grandeur of Roman life in the province of Hispania.

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