Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville

Address of Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville: Plaza del Salvador, s/n, Seville, Spain 41002

Contact no. at Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville: 95-421-1679

Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville open on: 8:45a.m.-10a.m. and 6:30-9p.m. Monday-Saturday, 10:30a.m.-2p.m. and 7p.m.-8:45p.m. Sunday and holidays

Mass timings at Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville: 9:15a.m., 7p.m., 8p.m. Monday-Saturday, 11a.m., noon, 1p.m., 8p.m. Sunday and holidays.

Features of Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville

Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville was built on the site of what was the main mosque in Seville in the times of Ibn Addabas during the 9th century. You can still see the remains of the original terrace and the foot of the ancient tower. The tower was later rebuilt and completed with bells by Leonardo de Figueroa in the 17th century. The features of Iglesia Del Salvador in Seville are:

  -  It was built to rival Moorish churches in the region; restored by Leonardo de Figeuroa in 1712.

  -  It has been an important and famous church for many centuries and is mentioned by Cervantes and other writers in their novels of city life.

  -  The church is renowned for impressive collection of religious icons, silverwork and embroidery.

  -  Iglesia del Salvador, the second largest church in Seville, is currently under restoration which will continue for the next 5 years.

  -  The interior is spacious and has a solemn atmosphere.

  -  This ninth century church features a large collection of 18th century art. The 18th century collections of altarpieces are impressive and feature work by Cayetano de Acosta and Jose Maestre.

  -  Make sure to leave through the 9th century Arab patio by the Amparo Chapel and enjoy the orange trees, fountains and columns.

  -  Though the church is closed to the public, you can sign up for a guided tour on the weekends and holidays.