Iglesia De Santa María in Cádiz: photos, reviews

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Iglesia De Santa María in Cádiz offers a captivating journey through centuries of history. With origins stretching back nearly 800 years, this landmark was originally constructed in 1263 by Alfonso X the Wise on the site of a former Muslim Mosque. The church's architecture is a magnificent blend of stone and brick, featuring a stunning array of columns and arches that speak of its rich past. Inside, visitors are greeted by a truly spectacular and imposing decoration, which enchants with its grandeur. Known for housing one of the most revered Christ figures in Cádiz, the church connects deeply with the local community's spiritual heritage. Additionally, accessibility features such as a wheelchair-accessible entrance ensure everyone can explore this historical gem. Remarkably, there's no cost to walk through its venerable doors, inviting all to experience the profound atmosphere and history nestled within.

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Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Puertas de Tierra

Bus stop 292 m walk

Cádiz

Bus stop 299 m walk

Puerta Tierra

Bus stop 225 m walk

Renfe Cuesta de Las Calesas

Bus stop 257 m walk

Mirandilla Teatro Romano

Bus stop 146 m walk

Avda. Del Puerto-Edif. Trocadero

Bus station 289 m walk

4.8

based on 182 reviews

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4.8/5 182 reviews

Miguel Angel Carrasco Lopez

Convento acogedor.

Jorge Pérez Carrillo

Muchas gracias

Juana Quintero De La Higuera

Mi experiencia es ir cada vez que puedo es mi fé y mi necesidad de vida mi NAZARENO.....

Iglesia De Santa María in Cádiz

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