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18th century convent
Convento de Santa Rosalia is a 18th century convent with usual solid and plain looking facade for the convents but with a more decorated door with stucco finish.
We're in our last night here and it's been a nice stay. Very quiet and in general and the nun that showed us round was lovely and pretty good at English if a little hard to get hold of via the door be...
The Santa Rosalia Convent follows the Latin cross plan with one nave and a vaulted ceiling with lunettes. The main retable was made by the Portuguese Cayetano de Acosta between 1761 and 1763. Other la...
Large visiting time and with a lot of history in your life
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He has been governed by the Franciscanes Capuchinas since his inauguration in 1724 , with the support of Archbishop John de Palafox, who introduced the devotion to the Santa in Sevilla.
The monastery of Santa Rosalia, purely baroque Sevillan. The great altar is a proof of it as the two altars the epistole and the evangelium. It is very close to the Gaviria Square, on the street ...
18th century convent
Convento de Santa Rosalia is a 18th century convent with usual solid and plain looking facade for the convents but with a more decorated door with stucco finish.
Quiet retreat
We're in our last night here and it's been a nice stay. Very quiet and in general and the nun that showed us round was lovely and pretty good at English if a little hard to get hold of via the door be...
Nice Church
The Santa Rosalia Convent follows the Latin cross plan with one nave and a vaulted ceiling with lunettes. The main retable was made by the Portuguese Cayetano de Acosta between 1761 and 1763. Other la...
Large visiting time and with a lot of history in your life
He has been governed by the Franciscanes Capuchinas since his inauguration in 1724 , with the support of Archbishop John de Palafox, who introduced the devotion to the Santa in Sevilla.
A wonderful convent.
The monastery of Santa Rosalia, purely baroque Sevillan. The great altar is a proof of it as the two altars the epistole and the evangelium. It is very close to the Gaviria Square, on the street ...