Chapel of San José (Seville)

It is considered a jewel of Sevillian Baroque architecture.

Inside is a representation of Santa Justa and Santa Rufina, patron saints of the city. But without a doubt, its most fascinating aspects are its Flemish paintings and neoclassical altarpiece. The stained-glass windows of this chapel combine the notions of antiquity and modernity. The largest one dates back to 1479, while the most recent one was made in 1932.