Attractions in La Macarena (Seville)

Basílica de la Macarena

The architect Aurelio Gómez Millán designed this church in 1949 and it houses the city's most venerated holy image of the "Virgen de la Macarena". Nobody knows for sure who the sculptor was but it is generally accredited to Luisa Roldán ("La Roldana") from the second half of the 17th century. The altarpiece featuring the "Virgen de la Esperanza" was created in 1949 by Juan Pérez Calvo and the surrounding religious imagery is the work of Ortega Bru. The procession that departs from this church early on the morning of Good Friday is truly dramatic and well worth waiting up for.

Sevilla Official Tour Guides

The Sevilla Professional Tour Guide will help you explore the beautiful and traditional city of Seville more up close and personal! Antonio Doblas, who has years of experience, is the main tour operator. They offer all kinds of tours and visits for travel agencies, special groups and schools. The main highlights of the city are the Royal Alcazar, Cathedral, Giralda Tower and Fine Arts Museum. They also take you on various tours, such as Tapas and Wine Tours, Guadalquivir Cruise and a bike tour. Just come and enjoy the city with their help.

Al Hidaya Mosque

Al Hidaya Mosque is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. The architecture is beautiful and intricate, taking you back to another era altogether. This mosque is a testament to the various changes and cultures, that Spain as a whole has undergone since the middle ages. Definitely do not miss out on this attraction while in Seville.

Jardines del Parlamento Andaluz

Jardines del Parlamento Andaluz is a beautiful events and concert venue located in Seville, Spain. This space was developed and designed after an agreement between the Urban Management of the City and the Parliament that was to set it up as a place that would enrich the urban environment as well as restore the site that holds the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas de Sevilla. Call for additional information.