Iglesia de Omnium Sanctorum
"Little "Giralda""
The church dates back to the late 13th century and still retains an entrance with a pointed arch and archivolts from that period. There's another stone doorway on the right hand side alongside the windows with scalloped arches. The tower dates from the early 15th century and it's scalloped-arch decoration was inspired by the cathedral's Giralda Tower. The main chapel houses the statue of "La Virgen de Todos los Santos", carved by Roque de Balduque in the 16th century. In addition, there are copies of Murillo, Volterra and Andrés de Ocampo's religious paintings. The ruined palace belonging to the aristocratic Algaba family lies behind the church and legend has it that the beautiful Coronel sisters were born here in the 14th Century.
Calle Peris Mencheta 2, Seville, Spain, 41002
"Little "Giralda""
The church dates back to the late 13th century and still retains an entrance with a pointed arch and archivolts from that period. There's another stone doorway on the right hand side alongside the windows with scalloped arches. The tower dates from the early 15th century and it's scalloped-arch decoration was inspired by the cathedral's Giralda Tower. The main chapel houses the statue of "La Virgen de Todos los Santos", carved by Roque de Balduque in the 16th century. In addition, there are copies of Murillo, Volterra and Andrés de Ocampo's religious paintings. The ruined palace belonging to the aristocratic Algaba family lies behind the church and legend has it that the beautiful Coronel sisters were born here in the 14th Century.
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