Real Parroquia de Omnium Sanctorum Medieval Heritage of Seville

The Royal Parish of All Saints (Real Parroquia de Omnium Sanctorum ) is one of the oldest and most emblematic churches in Seville, located in the popular Calle Feria district.

Founded shortly after the Christian reconquest of the city, it represents a remarkable example of the Sevillian Gothic-Mudejar style, blending Christian and Islamic architectural traditions. It was partially rebuilt following the great earthquake of 1356. Its silhouette is dominated by a magnificent red brick bell tower, the base of which incorporates elements of the Almohad minaret on which the church would have been erected, and which is surmounted by a tiled capital.

Its main façade, overlooking Calle Feria, preserves an exceptional stone portal dating from the 13th century. Inside, although the temple has suffered damage, it houses important works of art and is the headquarters of several brotherhoods that actively participate in Seville's famous Holy Week.

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