Iglesia del Oratorio de San Felipe Neri

A historically significant baroque oratory dating from 1719, famous for being the location where the Spanish Constitution of 1812 was proclaimed. The oval-shaped interior is absolutely stunning, featuring a beautiful dome painted by Murillo and impressive rococo decoration. The atmosphere inside is both sacred and historic, making it a unique experience. The museum attached provides excellent historical context. Essential visit for history enthusiasts and those interested in Spanish liberal heritage. One of the most important landmarks in Cádiz.

Beautiful and awe inspiring. One can see the belief that inspired such profound religious influences.

Absolutely stunning church, highly recommend.

Beautiful church with Murillo artwork. Chapels arranged off oval central area. Used as site of Spanish parliament in 1812 during the siege of Cadiz in the Peninsular War and where the constitution was signed.

A beautiful church with lots of history. It is somewhat sad that it's a museum now and not able to function as a house of worship all the time. The Latin Mass celebrated on Sundays at 1200 by Institute of Christ the King, Sovereign Priest is great

Interesting building which is as much a museum as a church. The staircases are a bit dangerous and care should be taken on descending them.

Traditional Latin Mass on Sundays at 1pm (2021 - time changed to 12.00, with celebrant an ICKSP Priest)

Gentle and peaceful during the Sunday liturgy