Heritage route through the Plaza de la Constitución and the Iglesia de Santa María Magdalena
The Iglesia de Santa María Magdalena is the most emblematic and oldest parish temple in the historic center of Dos Hermanas, a building with deep devotional and architectural roots that presides over the urban center. Its presence dominates the traditional profile of the town and constitutes the spiritual heart of the municipality.
Inside, you will enter a sacred space of great artistic value, presided over by finely crafted altarpieces and chapels that house images of enormous popular devotion, closely linked to local history and the Dos Hermanas Easter week. The architecture combines Mudejar elements and later Baroque remodeling that give the temple a sober and careful solemnity.
The temple is located in the Plaza de la Constitución and can be visited free of charge, respecting the liturgical hours of worship. It is a mandatory stop to understand the most genuine religious and cultural heritage of the city.
Frequently asked questions
What is the admission price?
Admission to the temple is free.
Where is it exactly located?
It is located in the central Plaza de la Constitución.