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Mariann, Hungary

09 Apr 2024

Excellent

We arrived a bit early, a few minutes before opening, and they didn't let us in; we had to wait for a bit. The audio guide was excellent; it's definitely worth using.

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Marios, United Kingdom

18 Mar 2024

Excellent

We had just a couple of hours before leaving Seville, so we chose to visit this place due to its central location. Upon entering, we were greeted with a simple patio, however our jaws dropped...

We had just a couple of hours before leaving Seville, so we chose to visit this place due to its central location. Upon entering, we were greeted with a simple patio, however our jaws dropped when we entered the chapel. The paintings

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Chris, United Kingdom

14 Mar 2024

Average

A beautiful church. There was a to

Hospital de la Caridad

About: Hospital de la Caridad

Hospital de la Caridad was founded by Miguel Mañara in 1663 to welcome the thousands of sick and poor people of Seville, devastated by plague epidemics and the economic and social crisis of the 17th century. Inside you can enjoy beautiful courtyards with gardens, arches and medieval arches, and the Main Chapel, with works by the masters of the Sevillian Baroque such as Bartolomé E. Murillo, Juan de Valdés Leal, Pedro Roldán or Francisco de Zurbarán, as well as the Sala de Cabildos, with a small art gallery, and the Sala de la Virgen, with a permanent exhibition of Miguel Mañara and the daily life of the Brotherhood in the seventeenth century.

Hospital de la Caridad

3 Calle Temprado, 41001, Seville

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