The Charity Hospital is a classic art work of the golden period of Seville. It has church decorations. We can't judge whether the building is a charity hospital when we arrive. It looks like it from the outside. We confirmed to a Spanish-speaking visitor. But because of time, it didn't go in. The hospital was founded by a 17th-century legend who said he was a playboy, suddenly awakened after imagining his own funeral, changed his lifestyle, and set up a charity hospital for those who were sick and hungry. I think it was religious belief that changed him because the church in the hospital was designed by him and contains a series of paintings on the theme of death and redemption, which shows that he was changed by the redemption of the Christian faith.