GUIDE OF SEVILLE
We are making the most complete guide to Seville. Browse the different categories to discover all the city’s monuments: churches and convents, palaces and stately homes, walls and towers… All of them include a comprehensive description of their main historical and artistic values, making our guide the perfect tool. so ... See_more
JEWISH QUARTER OF SEVILLE
The Jewish quarter of Seville is the area where the city's Jewish community lived during the late Middle Ages. It extends over a large area in the south and southeast of the historic centre, which corresponds in general terms to the current neighbourhoods of Santa Cruz and San Bartolomé. Although ... See_more
TRIANA NEIGHBORHOOD IN SEVILLE
Triana is probably the most emblematic neighborhood of Seville. On the other side of the river with respect to the rest of the city, it has managed to preserve certain features that have given it its own idiosyncrasy and identity within a profoundly Sevillian character. The origins of Triana. Triana ... See_more
ROYAL ALCÁZAR
The Alcazar of Seville is one of the most fascinating royal residences in Spain. This is due to the fact that it does not respond to a single project undertaken at a given moment, but rather is the result of numerous construction phases that have taken place throughout its history ... See_more
CATHEDRAL OF SEVILLE
The Cathedral of Seville is probably the most emblematic monument of the city. Unesco declared it a World Heritage Site in 1987, along with the Alcázar and the Archivo de Indias. It is considered the largest Gothic temple in the world ... See_more
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE SAVIOR
The Church of the Divine Savior of Seville is the second largest temple in the city, only after the Cathedral. It is one of the great architectural jewels of the city and inside it houses a magnificent sculpture collection, with works by the most prominent authors of the Sevillian Baroque ... See_more
CHURCH OF THE MAGDALENE
The Church of Santa María Magdalena in Seville is an imposing Baroque temple built in the transition between the 17th and 18th centuries under the direction of the architect Leonardo de Figueroa. It is one of the most outstanding churches in the city due to its size, monumentality, decorative richness ... See_more
HOUSE OF PILATOS
The Casa de Pilatos is one of the most outstanding examples of 16th century civil architecture in Andalusia, constituting a beautiful synthesis of Italian Renaissance art and the Sevillian Mudejar style ... See_more
HOSPITAL DE LA CARIDAD (CHARITY HOSPITAL)
The Hospital de la Caridad is the headquarters of the brotherhood of Santa Caridad, whose purpose is to assist sick people with few resources. It was founded in the 15th century and still carries out valuable healthcare work in Seville today. The architectural complex that has survived to us is ... See_more
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CHURCH OF SAINT SEBATIAN
The church of San Sebastián is a Gothic-Mudejar temple originally built between the 15th and 16th centuries as a hermitage on the outskirts of the city. It has undergone profound transformations throughout its history, especially during the 19th and 20th centuries, in relation to the appearance of the Porvenir neighbourhood around it. It has a ... ➪
CHURCH OF SAINT JULIAN
The church of San Julián is a Gothic-Mudejar temple, built mostly in the 14th century, although with significant subsequent modifications. It is the headquarters of the Hermandad de la Hiniesta, which processes on Palm Sunday. It has a rectangular floor plan and three naves, separated by pointed arches resting on pillars. The polygonal head, where ... ➪
CAPILLA DEL MAYOR DOLOR (VIRGIN OF THE GREATEST PAIN)
The chapel of the Mayor Dolor is a small 18th-century temple located in the Plaza de Molviedro, which is why it is sometimes known as the Molviedro chapel. Today it is the headquarters of the Hermandad de Jesús Despojado, which processes on Palm Sunday ... ➪
