Iglesia de Santiago Apóstol — Attraction in Cádiz

The Iglesia de Santiago Apóstol, also known as the Baroque Santiago Church or the Church of Santiago, Cadiz, faces south-east into Plaza de la Catedralas (Cathedral Square) and located directly next to Cadiz Cathedral which faces north-east into the plaza. Based on designs by Jesuit brother Alonso Romero, the church was built in 1635. It doesn't look much at all from the outside however inside is a different story. The interior is dramatic with spectacular wood carved altarpieces and sculptures from 17th and 18th century and houses a number of baroque works of some famous local artists like Alejandro de Saavedra. Sadly it was closed when I was last in Cadiz however, I managed to get a snap of it's bell tower from the top of...

A small but charming church located right in Cathedral Square, making it easy to visit alongside the main cathedral. The church has historical importance and features some beautiful religious elements inside. The proximity to the cathedral gives it a special atmosphere steeped in centuries of tradition. The interior is intimate and conducive to prayer and reflection. It's interesting to see how this modest church complements the grandeur of the nearby cathedral. A lovely stop for those exploring the historic heart of Cádiz and its...

Built in 1635 the altar with Santiago the Moor slayer is very beautiful as are all figures in this charming Church. It's the starting point of the Camíno de Santiago which is well signed as it winds its way out of Old Town. When leaving Church head towards left hand side of Cathedral and climb stairs to pick up the Camíno. Beautiful setting with lively square so close to the...