These churches are some of the oldest and most historic structures in Seville. Religion has deeply influenced the city’s history, and many offer public mass and ceremonies you can attend throughout the year.
The second most important church in Seville after the Cathedral itself, this Church rests on the site of both a basilica and a mosque and showcases a beautifully gilded wooden design that makes it stand out from the rest of the city.
Built in the year 1276, this is the oldest church standing in Seville. Distinguishable by its impressive tower, the church is a historic visit while exploring the beautiful barrio of Triana.
Holding an impressive dome interior with remarkable art from the 17th century, a beautiful yet modest in size chapel, as well as the crypts, this Baroque style church is unique and popular amongst the churches of Seville.
As one of the most famous and important images and altars in all of Andalusia, the Virgin of the Macarena is kept and revered in the center of the Basilica and carried throughout the streets of Seville during the Easter week.
This Basilica is the home of the Virgin of Hope of Triana, another one of the city’s most revered images. The church is a major center of devotion in the Triana neighborhood, especially during the celebrations of Semana Santa.
A Basílica housing the powerful image of Jesus of the Great Power during his Passion, which is displayed and carried through the streets during Semana Santa. Additionally, the church has an impressive altar and traditional baroque dome structure.
Remember that you can find much more complete and updated information in this free PDF guide, written by a local. It includes extra recommendations, a tourist map, and updated schedules and prices.
