Best places: Religions in Sevilla, Spain

Sacred site with a Renaissance & baroque-style facade, an intricate belfry & an 18th-century organ.

👍👍 The Basilica de la Macarena in Seville is stunning. This small church is covered in gold plated ceilings and walls, with beautiful statues of the Virgin Mary and the ceilings… breathtaking! Worth a visit!

Catholic church famous for housing The Virgin of Hope, a revered jewel-encrusted wooden statue.

Part of a Jesuit complex, this Baroque church is known for its elaborate facade & gilded interior.

👍👍 We did a 7-day tour of the imperial capitals of Morocco. Everything was wonderful, very well organized, our guide Alami, impeccable! Morocco surprised us with its beauty, history, development, cleanliness, quality of its roads. It was a trip to be remembered forever with that feeling of “I want mor...

👍👍 Mashallah, really nice to pray Jumma at the center of Seville. Jumma starts at 3pm sharp, kutba in Arabic and Spanish. Also have area for women and wudu station. Station for water to drink too.

15th-century convent with a sacred-art collection on view & a shop with products made by the nuns.

👍👍 Beautiful highly ornate church. Well worth a visit.

👍👍 If you want to know more, continue reading: It was built around the year 1478, in the time of King Fernando III El Santo, and like so many others in the historic center of the city, on the site of an old mosque. Of the original building, only remains are preserved in the Gothic doorway of the feet,...

👍 Very cute facade. Originally Arabic base that the Christians built on top of

Late-1400s palace featuring a large collection of decorative arts, paintings & audio tours.

13th-century church with a unique stone doorway & Gothic windows, hosting parish mass most days.

👍 Impressive temple and parish, its construction began in 1794 and was completed in 1841 by the architects Julián Barnecilla and Juan Echamorro, neoclassical style, the order is diocesan clergy, worthy of mention is the main altarpiece, altarpiece of the Virgin of Crystal and that of the Loneliness.

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

Venerable Cistercian monastery with an elaborate 17th-c. altarpiece & an ornate woodwork ceiling.

👍👍 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 list of personalities who rest in this holy field is impressive: Antonio Ruiz Soler, Antonio El Bailarín (1921-1996), work of the sculptor Juan de Ávalos (1911-2006). Antonio Puerta, Sevilla FC player, (1984-2007) Antonio Machín (1903-1977), Cuban bolero singer, every August 4, his grave is fil...