Best places: Catholic churches in Seville, Spain

This 13th-century convent is renowned for traditional egg-yolk candies made by its resident nuns.

😠 It seems fatal to me that the man at the door refused me, and in a very rude and unfriendly manner, to enter the chapel to venerate the images during worship hours because he was not from Seville or from the Brotherhood when before entering, the The door only indicates that tourists are prohibited f...

👍👍 Actually this temple is dedicated to Saint George the martyr. It is usually known as "Church of Charity" because it belongs to the Brotherhood of Holy Charity. But it is actually the church of Saint George. The temple is a jewel of Sevillian baroque. It was commissioned by Miguel Mañara, a fervent C...

👍👍 Church from the 16th century, located in the heart of Seville, in the Plaza de la Encarnacion. The main altar is beautiful, but the church needs restoration, the ceilings are very deteriorated and the central nave is a bit soulless. When they stack the chairs and pallets next to the entrance it look...

👍👍 The Capilla del Carmen is a small chapel that is located on the Puente de Isabel ll, better known as the Triana bridge (Triana neighborhood). One of the last works of the architect Aníbal González, from 1928, in a regionalist style.

👍👍 Impressive, the photos are beautiful!!!! In situ: it is impressive, surprising....