Orthodox Churches in Spain: Complete Directory by City

Spain's Orthodox Christian presence reflects immigration patterns (Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian, Greek, Serbian, Bulgarian) and historic ties to Constantinople. Most parishes fall under the Ecumenical Patriarchate, Moscow Patriarchate, or Romanian Orthodox Metropolis of Western Europe.

Madrid

• Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the Transfiguration (Moscow Patriarchate) – C/ de San Bernardo, 79
• Greek Orthodox Church of St. Andrew (Ecumenical Patriarchate) – C/ de Núñez de Balboa, 12
• Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Sava – C/ de la Puebla, 12
• Romanian Orthodox Parish of the Holy Trinity – C/ de la Luna, 18
• Ukrainian Orthodox Parish – C/ de Sagasta, 20
• Georgian Orthodox Parish of St. Nino – C/ de San Marcos, 12
• Bulgarian Orthodox Parish of St. Ivan Rilski – C/ de la Puebla, 14

Barcelona

• Russian Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas – C/ de Casp, 78
• Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation – C/ de Mallorca, 265
• Romanian Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity – C/ de Roger de Flor, 154
• Ukrainian Orthodox Parish of St. Volodymyr – C/ de la Diputació, 231
• Serbian Orthodox Parish of St. Petka – C/ de Balmes, 45

Other Cities

Alicante: Russian Orthodox Church of St. Michael the Archangel
Benidorm: Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity
Fuengirola (Costa del Sol): Russian Orthodox Church of the Resurrection of Christ
Marbella: Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Cross
Torrevieja: Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Myrrhbearers
Valencia: Romanian Orthodox Parish of the Ascension; Greek Orthodox Parish of St. George
Seville: Romanian Orthodox Parish of St. Nicholas; Russian Orthodox Chapel
Málaga: Russian Orthodox Parish of the Kazan Icon
Palma de Mallorca: Russian Orthodox Parish of the Resurrection
Las Palmas (Gran Canaria): Russian Orthodox Parish of St. Nicholas
Tenerife (Santa Cruz): Romanian Orthodox Parish of the Holy Cross

Note: Service schedules vary; most celebrate Divine Liturgy Sundays/feasts 10:00–11:30. Contact parishes directly for current times, confession, and sacramental needs. Many offer Slavonic, Greek, Romanian, Spanish, or multilingual services.