Iglesia de Omnium Sanctorum

Seville, Spain

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The Iglesia de Omnium Sanctorum is a church in Seville, Spain, founded in 1249 and distinguished by its fusion of Mudéjar and Gothic architectural styles. Designated a bien de interés cultural (property of cultural interest), the building reflects the transitional aesthetic of medieval Iberia, blending the geometric refinement and ornamental vocabulary of Islamic-influenced Mudéjar design with the structural and decorative elements of Gothic architecture. Its construction date places it within a formative period of Sevillian religious architecture, following the Christian reconquest of the city.