Best places: Religions in Seville, Spain

Large Gothic cathedral featuring iconic Moorish bell tower with city views, plus Columbus' tomb.

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.

👍👍 " Yeah, I'm gonna take my horse to the old town road.I'm gonna ride 'til I can't no more" It has been 18 years since I was here. Again it was a kind of magic despite the more commercial approach ( just a bit don' t you worry). As all reviews mention, the sandy streets are like a movie. The high b...

Ornate 17th-century church with a fresco-filled interior & an octagonal dome with colorful tiles.

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

👍 Beautiful baroque church by the architect Diego Gómez and Fray Juan de Santa Maria, built in 1615, since 1965 it depends on Opus Dei.

👍👍 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...

Former mosque, now a baroque Roman Catholic church with an elaborate altar & a soaring nave.

👍👍 Nice architecture

👍 As of February 2023 the entire inside part of the church is under refurbishment. I don’t recommend it right now because it doesn’t look as nice inside. Having said that I think this is my favorite church in the entire world and it’s the first place I went when I returned to Seville.

Historic 13th-century Catholic church with Gothic-Mudéjar architecture, a crypt & a museum.

Snug parish church featuring an airy, rustic sanctuary & domed roof in a charming seaside locale.

Renaissance-era church with a striking Gothic facade & richly detailed ceiling carvings.

This ornate Catholic church with notable artwork was first built as a synagogue in the 13th century.

👍 Free to visit this is a good example of a medieval church and monastery with some amazing paintings and murals. Unfortunately much of it is currently being restored so not all the place is accessible- however it is definitely worth a visit

👍👍 Last weekend I was given a guided tour in English by Enrique. He certainly knows about the building, it's history and art. His explanations were thorough not easy to find someone who can do this in English!