Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Ben Mousley (6 months ago)
Great little site that have some initial funding to install, but has been left neglected since. Will take 30 mins to walk around max, but it's interesting and they would love your visit
Great little site that have some initial funding to install, but has been left neglected since. Will take 30 mins to walk around max, but it's interesting and they would love your visit
Salman (8 months ago)
It's an archeological site that they found while digging for a parking lot. You can access the Antiquarium from the stairs under the Setas of Sevilla. It's a small site where you can see ancient vestiges of the roman empire. You also see Islamic houses with names. Lots of interesting tiles, suspended walls, jewellery, etc. They provide you with a free audio book too if you scan a QR code. If you buy general tickets for the Real Alcazar Seville, the tickets to this place are free.
It's an archeological site that they found while digging for a parking lot. You can access the Antiquarium from the stairs under the Setas of Sevilla. It's a small site where you can see ancient vestiges of the roman empire. You also see Islamic houses with names. Lots of interesting tiles, suspended walls, jewellery, etc. They provide you with a free audio book too if you scan a QR code. If you buy general tickets for the Real Alcazar Seville, the tickets to this place are free.
Gillian Anderson (10 months ago)
Situated underneath the Setas de Seville (Giant Mushrooms), go past the ticket office for the mushrooms which are down the stairs, underneath the structure, to the back of that area to find the entrance to the Roman ruins. Found while excavating the area, they are fascinating examples of Roman housing, statues, and mosaic floors. It's not a big area but only cost a couple of euros to get in. It was worth a visit if you were already in the area.
Situated underneath the Setas de Seville (Giant Mushrooms), go past the ticket office for the mushrooms which are down the stairs, underneath the structure, to the back of that area to find the entrance to the Roman ruins. Found while excavating the area, they are fascinating examples of Roman housing, statues, and mosaic floors. It's not a big area but only cost a couple of euros to get in. It was worth a visit if you were already in the area.
Ali Azarian (10 months ago)
It is a lovely place, I recommend visiting it in the evening and having dinner in one of the restaurants around it.
It is a lovely place, I recommend visiting it in the evening and having dinner in one of the restaurants around it.
Debbie G (12 months ago)
Small museum detailing Seville's rich history with well preserved artifacts including mosiacs from the 2nd and 3rd century. Takes around 10 to 20mins to view everything. Entry is included with Royal Alcazar otherwise it is just €2.10. Shame the info boards are not working.
Small museum detailing Seville's rich history with well preserved artifacts including mosiacs from the 2nd and 3rd century. Takes around 10 to 20mins to view everything. Entry is included with Royal Alcazar otherwise it is just €2.10. Shame the info boards are not working.
