[2024 Seville Attraction] Travel Guide for Monumental Ensemble of Saint Louis of the French (Updated Dec)

This Catholic temple is located not so far from the Alameda de Hercules gardens and is an outstanding example of 18th-century Baroque architecture. It was designed by Leonardo de Figueroa, who was considered the architect of the “true Seville”. The building was built between 1699 and 1730. The temple is built in the shape of a Greek cross with an impressive dome and vault. In the interior, note the church's main altar, dedicated to King Louis IX of France, and the spiral-shaped salononomic columns. #europetrip

Andalusia Tour ~ Seville Seville is full of incredible churches. If you're in the area and willing to spend 4 euros, go for it. The church is small, but its shape and decoration make it unique and special. It has an almost circular, symmetrical plan, rather than being rectangular like other churches. The symmetrical space under the beautiful vaults is decorated with exquisite Baroque altarpieces. The decor is so gorgeous and impressive. This alone is worth a visit. Of course, don’t expect a grand church with different chapels and spaces. The church is visible at a glance. If you don't know it clearly, it might disappoint you. The church is a bit far from the cathedral and the Alcazar area. #NovemberGood Places 2024 #SpainTravel #Andalusia #Sevilla