You'll be surprised how many choices shoppers have in Seville. From beautiful souvenirs, clothes by Spanish designers, authentic local clothes, all the way to international brands. This page contains a list of the best shopping areas in Seville. According to your taste, you can choose what is you wish to buy and where you could find it.
Triana Market is a famous local market in Seville, and its roots date back to the 19th century. Homemade products, fresh and diverse, are the main feature of Triana. It is located in Plaza del Atozano, next to the bridge in a closed area. The market is also famous for the fact that the remains of San Jorge Castle, the former seat of the Inquisition Court, are located here. It is mostly visited by the local population. Tourists who wander into this market must eat tapas and drink local wine. Perhaps you will not eat something as delicious anywhere as you will at the Triana market. Small quaint restaurants serve great food.
Tetuan Street (Calle Tetuan) is one of the most important streets in Seville and is located in the center of the city. It seems as if the whole city has settled in one street. It is considered a street of fashion, good food and quality drinks. With a large number of shops, small shops, restaurants and bars, it is a favorite pedestrian shopping area for all visitors to Seville. The street was originally called Monteros when it was inhabited by hunters who served King Fernando III in the 15th century. Then the street changed its name to Kolceros. And while it was under that name, it was known as the street where quilt merchants lived.
A famous shopping center in Seville is Centro Comercial - Los Arcos Shopping Center. This very nice and comprehensive shopping center offers everything you need, from restaurants, shops, boutiques and supermarkets. It represents the first shopping center opened in Seville. Wide, spacious corridors, with a fountain in the middle and excellent lighting make it one of the modern shopping centers. The shopping center thought of all the little ones and provided a space for them to play while their parents browsed and shopped.
El Corte Ingles is a Spanish chain of shopping centers headquartered in Madrid. It ranks among the largest in Europe, and ranks third in the world. The chain became a member of the international association of department stores in 1998. The founder is Areces Rodríguez, who bought a tailor shop established in 1980 under the name El Corte Ingles. When you first meet El Corte Ingles, choose the fifth floor to see the roof terrace where you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Seville.
Torre Mall is a favorite place for shopping. Argentinian architect Cesar Pelil is responsible for its appearance and it contains two buildings connected in the open air. The shopping center is a unique attraction in Seville, both because of its appearance, location and its contents. If you want to take some souvenir from Seville, the nunneries are popular here, so you will very easily choose ideal gifts for your loved ones.
