Iglesia de San Luis de los Franceses

A Baroque church in the Macarena district — a dramatic, lesser-visited gem where a frescoed dome and richly ornamented chapels reward those who venture beyond Seville's main monuments. Built by the Jesuits, its exuberant interior is among the finest Baroque spaces in the city, yet it sees a fraction of the crowds that fill the cathedral. For visitors willing to walk into a more residential quarter, it's a quietly spectacular discovery — full of swirling decoration and painted ceilings, the kind of place you can often have nearly to yourself, in a neighborhood that feels like everyday Seville rather than the tourist trail.