Hospital de la Caridad

One of the most interesting places to visit in Seville. The art work is superb, the information on offer is brilliant and the actual history of the hospital is inspiring. Could easily spend an hour in the Chapel alone listening to the descriptions of the paintings and looking around. Must visit for any historian and /or art lover

Of course worth to visit for Murillo lovers. I dont know if there is any other place where you can see so many Murillo paintings in situ. Although some are copies. But the lighting is not very well especially on the large paintings its hard to find a good angle without reflections.

This hospital of charity has a remarkable church with an important selection of paintings by Murillo

Monday is free, worth to visit. It’s pretty nice here.

Thank you a lot to Marco who helped us, when we arrived all the doors were closed even the one of the church the only one that was open was the one of the small exposition. The church is pretty but the price is way too expensive for what it is. We came from far away and it sucks.

Gorgeous church inside. Really beautiful to visit. With the audioguide you will able to know about the painting inside. People who love painting will love this place. But is a little bit boring for me. 5€ for the tickets and 1€ for the audioguide. It's really depends on different people's like.

What a marvelous place... so quiet and beautiful and filled with purpose ❤️

Hospital de la Caridad is now closed for reconstruction. There is no information on website only in front of the gate. I recommend you find info about opening in advance.

Not worth the money. We purchased tickets in hopes of receiving more information on the history on the hospital. Instead, we just received another church tour. There were limited rooms we could go into, and the audio guides were only a little helpful. I wish there was more focus on the operations of the building as a hospital, as the building continues to retain the name of "Hospital de La Caridad." This is unfortunate because the hospital was extremely important to the public, but it seems like it's original purpose has been forgotten. Skip this one!