Visit to the Capilla de San Sebastián

The Capilla de San Sebastián, also popularly known as the Capilla de la Vera-Cruz, constitutes one of the oldest and most evocative religious buildings of the Nazarene historical heritage. Its origins date back to the 16th century, when it was erected as a modest hermitage on the limits of the original urban core, evolving over the centuries to become a valuable symbol of local devotion.

Inside, important images of great artistic and sentimental value are safeguarded, which process during the city's Holy Week, standing out for their recollection and an atmosphere of deep brotherhood tradition. The architecture combines Mudejar and popular Andalusian elements that deserve a detailed, unhurried observation.

The temple has Free admission during worship and brotherhood opening hours, located in the historical center of the town. It is a perfect enclave to understand the religious and heritage roots that define the day-to-day life of the residents of Dos Hermanas.