The Best Churches – Religious Buildings in Seville City

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The Best Churches – Religious Buildings in Seville City
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Take a look at our guide to the most beautiful churches and religious buildings in Seville. Whether you are a believer or not, we assure you that you won’t regret visiting these places.

GUIDE TO THE MOST POPULAR AND SPECIAL CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS IN SEVILLE

Seville (Andalusia, Spain) is characterised by the large number of churches we can find. Even so, we have selected the most special ones so you can enjoy this cultural wealth that the city offers.

Church of El Salvador

This church was built in the 9th century on the remains of the Greater Mosque of Seville. It is the second largest, behind the Cathedral. It is known for constituting the Brotherhood of El Rocío and being the place from where they pilgrimage to Huelva.

Basilica of La Macarena

Built between 1936 and 1946, this modern neo-Baroque style temple is known for housing the Virgen de la Esperanza de la Macarena. It is located in front of the Puerta de la Macarena, an old entrance to the neighbourhood.

Basilica of Jesús del Gran Poder

This 13th-century Gothic-Mudejar church was renovated in the 16th century. It is one of the best-known temples in Seville, largely to house the Señor del Gran Poder, better known as the Señor de Sevilla (“Lord of Seville”).

Church of San Luis de los Franceses

It is a great example of baroque architecture of the 18th century. It currently belongs to the Provincial Council of Seville and is a Cultural Heritage Asset.

Basilica of El Patrocinio

Located on Castilla de Triana Street, it is the result of two chapels that were built at different times. In this church you will see the famous image of Cristo de la Expiración, better known as El Cachorro.

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Church and Hospital de la Caridad
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The construction of the Church and Hospital de La Caridad, in Seville (Andalusia, Spain), dates back to the seventeenth century. It was carried out in typical Sevillian Baroque style. The Holy See of the same name has its origins in the fifteenth century. It provided lodging mostly to poor and sick people. Paintings and decorative...

Convento de Santa Paula
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The Convento de Santa Paula (“Santa Paula Convent”) was built in the fifteenth century as an enclosed monastery for nuns of the Order of St. Jerome. It is located in Seville city centre, at Santa Paula street, just behind the San Marcos Parish. The gardens of the convent originally occupied a vast expanse of land....

Iglesia del Salvador
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Church of El Salvador (literally “Church of the Saviour”) is the second largest Catholic church in Seville (Andalusia, Spain), surpassed only by the Seville Cathedral. Located in Plaza del Salvador, it is considered a Cultural and Historical Heritage of Spain. It is not only its historical and cultural heritage which stands out, but also its...

Parroquia de Santa Ana
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The Real Parroquia de Santa Ana (“Parish of Santa Ana”), in Gothic-Mudejar style, was built in the late thirteenth century in the district of Triana. Its construction came by King Alfonso X, as he healed of an eye disease by a miracle of Santa Ana. It’s popularly known as the Cathedral of Triana, despite not...

Capilla de los Marineros
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The Capilla de los Marineros (literally, “Chapel of the Sailors”) is a Catholic church located in the neighbourhood of Triana, in Seville, Spain. It is just two minutes walk from the Church of Santa Ana. This is the Holy See of the Brotherhood of Esperanza de Triana. The image of Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza...

Iglesia de Santa María la Blanca
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The Church of Santa Maria de las Nieves de Sevilla, known as Church of Santa Maria la Blanca, is located in the old town, on Santa Maria la Blanca Street. It is the Holy See of the Brotherhood of the Rosario de Nuestra Señora de las Nieves. It was originally a mosque and a synagogue....

Convento de Santa Clara
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The Convento de Santa Clara (“Santa Clara Convent”) is located in the city centre of Seville (Andalusia, Spain), in the district of San Lorenzo. Until the twentieth century, it was a convent of cloistered nuns, but now the Council uses it with a cultural purpose. The Convento de Santa Clara has hosted, for example, an...

Church of Saint Louis of France
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The Church of Saint Louis of France (Iglesia de San Luis de los Franceses) is located in the historic centre of Seville (Andalusia, Spain). Its architectural style is baroque, from the eighteenth century. It is named after King Louis IX of France, cousin of King Ferdinand III of Castile. After the expulsion of the Jesuits,...

Basilica de la Macarena
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The Basilica de La Macarena is a Catholic church located in Seville, Spain. In turn, it is the Holy See of the Brotherhood of La Macarena, whose eight-hundred-square-metre museum is right next door. Originally, the basilica was built to house the images of this brotherhood. Opposite the temple is the Puerta de la Macarena, one...

Basilica del Gran Poder
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The Basilica of Jesus del Gran Poder is located in Seville’s San Lorenzo district. This Catholic temple is built next to its brotherhood and the parish of San Lorenzo, from the thirteenth century. These buildings are located in Plaza de San Lorenzo, near the Alameda de Hercules. Its facade has neo-baroque style. The interior is...

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