Capilla del Carmen

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Capilla del Carmen is a small, historic riverside chapel in Seville, Spain, noted for its distinctive architecture and strong ties to the local Triana community and its religious traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic religious building
chapel
historic monument
architect Aníbal González
architecturalStyle Neo-Mudéjar
Regionalist architecture
associatedWith Carmen festivities in Seville
Triana neighborhood
Triana riverfront
local seafaring traditions
completionDate 1928
constructionStartDate 1924
coordinates 37.386°N 6.002°W
country Spain
culturalSignificance emblematic landmark of Seville riverfront
symbol of Triana identity
dedicatedTo Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Virgen del Carmen
hasPart bell tower
ceramic-tiled façade
dome
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
inception 1920s
locatedIn Andalusia
Seville
Triana
locatedNear Puente de Isabel II
locatedNextTo Guadalquivir River
locatedOn Triana Bridge
materialUsed brick
ceramic tiles
notableFor decorative ceramic work
distinctive riverside silhouette
small interior size
strong ties to Triana community
owner Archdiocese of Seville
religion Roman Catholicism
use place of worship
site of Marian devotions

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Triana neighborhood hasLandmark Capilla del Carmen
Triana neighborhood hasReligiousSite Capilla del Carmen
Mercado de Triana hasNearbyAttraction Capilla del Carmen (Triana Bridge chapel)
linked to: Capilla del Carmen
Plaza del Altozano near Capilla del Carmen