Religious Organizations in Spain

C. Alhondiga, s/n, Casco Antiguo, 41003 Sevilla, Spain

“She is beautiful no matter where you look at her. His images are of great beauty. I love going every time I can, it gives me peace.”

C. del Carmen, 10, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain

“This is an old church sandwich between commercial establishments... Even though there are many people bustling around that area when you enter it becomes solemn... And you can light a candle near the altar not like some other churches just drop coins to have fake candles.”

C. San Antón, 5, Centro, 18005 Granada, Spain

“Interesting and beautiful church, very popular in the city of Granada. Located between the lively streets of Recollects and San Antón, it offers us a sober stone exterior from the Sierra Elvira and an admirable baroque interior of enormous beauty, with valuable carvings of Pedro of Mena and great ornamental richness. The dome is worthy of competing with the best of other temples. It usually has very long hours so the visit can be made throughout the day. Very interesting and recommended.”

C. San Jerónimo, 35 A, Centro, 18001 Granada, Spain

“Its style is more simple than the ones of other near churches, I would say more Classic. Not much paintings or statues inside. Windows are particularly fair.”

Carrer del Montnegre, 14, Les Corts, 08029 Barcelona, Spain

“I visited Barcelona at the weekend and I needed a Kosher food for Shabbat. For a fair price I got tasty meals and a sit at the community table joining other Israelis who visited Barcelona. Good atmosphere. It's a great solution for Kosher good seekers.”

Pl. de Paco Toronjo, s/n, 21006 Huelva, Spain

“Very friendly, diligent and professional treatment, good wine list, quality food and a spacious, clean, attractive and safe location to go with the little ones”

C. de Atocha, 39, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain

“The church dates back to the 16th century. It’s not very imposing but it’s a nice little piece of Madrid’s history. The church is free to enter and looking inside you can see what a typical church from the era would have looked like. During Christmas, they have a nice Belen or Nativity scene, a very common Christmas decoration in Spain given it’s catholic heritage.”

Pl. de San Ildefonso, Centro, 28004 Madrid, Spain

“A nice lively square in the centre of the Hipster Neighborhood of Malasaña. Great outdoor seating with a good range of options to eat. When the weather is nice is hard to get a table but just waiting next to the bars the waiters will het you one. I love this square!”

Carrer del Pont, 3, Sant Andreu, 08030 Barcelona, Spain

“Old church. Often closed”

33589 Covadonga, Asturias, Spain

“Enchanting and gorgeous! Driving up, the basilica looks like it's floating in the woods. The air is crisp and clean and the mountains are right there! There are a couple of hitels, cafes and shops, but the real attraction is the basilica m and the tunnel through the mountain to the little chapel built (and rebuilt) over the waterfall). Fantastic, peaceful views. They were playing music while we were there which made the experience feel even mkre otherworldly. Try to get there early if you can. Much nicer without so many people interrupting your visit. If a tour bus is an option, I highly recommend it. Parking looked to be very limited, even a ways away! Our tour bus drove us right up the the top, let us have free time and then took us back down. Such a blessing!”