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As the first Roman city established outside of Italy, the ruins of Italica are one of the most important surviving pieces of Roman history.
Italica is surrounded by the modern town of Santiponce, near the Andalusian capital city of Seville. The ruins can be reached easily by the M-170A and M-170B buses running from Seville to Santiponce. Both routes run from Seville's Plaza de Armas bus station.
The site is open from Tuesday to Sunday throughout most of the year, including several holidays. Entry to EU residents is free. The entry fee for visitors from non-EU countries is €1.50.
You can also go to the official website for more information.