About

The Real Parroquia De Señora Santa Ana in Seville stands as a captivating testament to architectural evolution, marrying the intricate Mudejar Gothic with the grandeur of Baroque design. Built in 1266, this historical church offers a visual feast with its serene and beautifully crafted spaces that echo centuries of devotion. Families and individuals alike will appreciate the accessible features, ensuring everyone can experience the tranquil atmosphere. With a modest admission fee of just 4 euros for two, this charming site comes highly recommended as a must-see on any exploration of Seville's rich cultural tapestry.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Génova (Plaza de Cuba)
Bus stop 298 m walk
Paseo Cristóbal Colón (Plaza de Toros)
Bus stop 280 m walk
Pagés del Corro (Evangelista)
Bus stop 141 m walk
Pagés del Corro (Troya)
Bus stop 183 m walk
Pagés del Corro (Victoria)
Bus stop 139 m walk
Paseo Cristóbal Colón (Dos de Mayo)
Bus stop 311 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 2,180 reviews
4.6/5 2,180 reviews
Christian Gudendorff
Christian Gudendorff
2 weeks ago on Google

Free entry when you have the hop on hop off ticket

Steve Turner
Steve Turner
2 weeks ago on Google

This is an absolutely beautiful church. The main alter is fabulous and its design, with multiple pictures, is something I have never seen before. The side chapels are also magnificent - richly decorated.

MANUEL MORCILLO
MANUEL MORCILLO
3 weeks ago on Google

Bonita parroquia