Symbol of the city, one of the most impressive monumental sites in Europe, and awarded UNESCO World Heritage status in 1987, it is the world's largest Gothic cathedral and the third largest Christian church as far as size is concerned. It has one of the richest treasures of art conserved in ecclesiastical surroundings and is considered one of the best art galleries in Spain.

Because of its history and magnificent size, the Collegiate Church of the Divino Salvador is the second most important church in the city of Seville. Visitors may observe, on a single site, an example of eighteenth century architecture, sculpture and painting. Among its many works the interior houses the city's best Baroque altarpieces; extremely important carvings by the sculptors Juan Martínez Montañés, Juan de Mesa, and Cayetano de Acosta; mural paintings by Juan de Espinal and oil paintings on canvas by Sebastián de Llanos Valdés, Pedro de Camprobín Passano and Pablo Legot.