Capilla De Los Marineros in Seville: photos, reviews

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The Capilla De Los Marineros in Seville captivates visitors with its stunning Baroque architecture. Originally built in 1815, this remarkable chapel is a testament to history and devotion. The impressive high altar and intricate sculptures of saints and Biblical figures command attention and admiration. Previously a theater and coal warehouse, it was transformed back into a chapel during the Franco era in the 1960s, signifying resilience and faith. The site is also home to a Roman Catholic social organization, adding further depth to its cultural significance. Recently renovated in 2010, it offers a welcoming space with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ensuring everyone can experience its splendor. Boasting an average Google rating of 4.8, it is a cherished landmark within Seville's vibrant community.

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Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Paseo Cristóbal Colón (Plaza de Toros)

Bus stop 216 m walk

Pagés del Corro (Evangelista)

Bus stop 199 m walk

Pagés del Corro (Troya)

Bus stop 320 m walk

San Jorge (Altozano)

Bus stop 311 m walk

Pagés del Corro (Victoria)

Bus stop 199 m walk

Paseo de Colón (Plaza de Toros)

Bus stop 244 m walk

4.8

based on 2,626 reviews

Google

4.8/5 1,869 reviews

Facebook

4.8/5 757 reviews

Jorge Juan Ligero martín

En esta capilla se encuentra Nuaestra Señora de la Esperanza, una virgen que te cautiva y te escucha con su mirada...Un lugar donde poder encontrarte...

marisol bautista sebastiao

Pasamos por casualidad y nos encanto la comida buenísima

ALEJANDRO GARRI

Visitar Sevilla y no ir a Triana no tiene excusa pero si además no visitas está capilla no tienes perdón de Dios, ponerte a los pies de la Esperanza es algo que solo lo sabe el que lo ha hecho, esa imagen te llega al alma.

Capilla De Los Marineros in Seville

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