Iglesia Colegial del Divino Salvador — Attraction in Seville

During my visit to Seville, I had the pleasure of exploring the Iglesia del Divino Salvador, and it was an experience that left a profound impression on me. This stunning church, located in the heart of the city, is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture and a testament to the rich religious heritage of the region.

From the moment I entered, I was captivated by the ornate decorations and intricate details that adorn the interior. The gilded altars, elaborate sculptures, and beautiful frescoes create an atmosphere of grandeur and reverence. Each corner of the church tells a story, with artworks depicting various saints and biblical scenes.

One of the highlights of my visit was the main altar, a true work of art that exemplifies the splendor of Baroque craftsmanship. The play of light through the stained glass windows adds to the sacred ambiance, making it a perfect place for quiet reflection and prayer.

The exterior of the church is equally impressive, with its imposing facade and detailed stonework. The juxtaposition of historical significance and architectural beauty makes Iglesia del Divino Salvador a must-visit for anyone interested in history, art, or spirituality.

The church also offers a peaceful respite from the bustling streets of Seville, providing a serene environment to admire the artistry and soak in the spiritual atmosphere. Whether you are a devout believer or a casual tourist, a visit to Iglesia del Divino Salvador is an enriching experience that...

We pre paid for tickets & walked in 100 degree weather with intense humidity to get to this church, & we were all looking forward to seeing this church & the history it had to offer. First off, we had a difficult time finding our way inside, as the door is a piece of flimsy plastic that no normal person would automatically know how to get through. The employees sat & watched us struggle. Then, once we got in, I went to show them my ticket & the male employee at the desk told us we weren’t allowed in. We questioned this, & he rudely told us to read the sign in a very condescending tone. We literally had no idea what he was talking about & he told us to leave again. We left because we were upset & confused, & there was a sign out of the way that said dress code is long sleeve top & pants. Which is frankly ridiculous because it’s literally 100 degrees outside & there is no A/C in any of the buildings ?? Honestly wouldn’t recommend just because of how rude the employees are. We don’t even want to go anymore, and are just hoping to get a refund. We watched three other females get denied. Two people walked in from the UK & the female who was wearing a sleeveless top was told she could wear a shawl, which was never offered to us, I’m assuming because we are American. Just very disappointing & a horrible way to...

If I could, I would leave 0 stars. My mom, sister, and I prepaid to get in and walked here for 20 minutes in the over 100° heat while it was also humid. When we got there, we couldn’t figure out how to get in because the door was just flimsy plastic that you had to walk through. As we were struggling, the employees just sat there and stared and had an expression on their faces like we were stupid. When we showed them our tickets, the male employee at the desk rudely pointed at the sign outside. None of us understood what he was saying and he again rudely pointed at the sign and in a condescending tone told us we should’ve looked at the sign. We left because we were so disgusted and looked at the sign which explained their dress code. We were in dress code and only had our shoulders showing. We watched three girls that also weren’t from Seville get kicked out and watched a guy and girl from Europe go in and they offered the girl a shawl because her shoulders were showing and I’m not sure if they were being biased because we’re American. It was just an overall terrible experience and this place has horrible customer experience. I would not go here unless you want to be...