Sevilla Shopping

address: Calle Sierpes 87, Sevilla

Casa Rubio is the shop of choice for flamenco afficionados, and locals flock to this place to purchase caballeros (spanish fans) for weddings and Holy Week. Their caballeros come in all shapes, sizes,...

For a touch of class, check out Lina - the place where local fashionistas flock to for elegant dress gowns. Their dresses come in an array of traditional Spanish styles; frills and sequins are promine...

This hip and trendy shoe store has duds for both men and women - shoe enthusiasts can find boots, heels, sandals, and for a local specialty men can purchase leather Yankos. With reasonable prices, Nic...

Tiendas Del Centro is Seville's main shopping thoroughfare, located primarily on Sierpes and Tetuan Streets. These streets have a store for just about anything you could want: shoes, clothes, food, je...

At this open-air art market you can mingle and haggle with local artistic talent as you peruse their wares. Paintings, sketches, and other pieces are available for a range of artistic tastes. A great ...

One of the oldest markets in Seville, El Jueves has been setting up shop on Calle Feria for centuries. For the antiques enthusiast (or the pack rat) this place is heavenly - furniture, fixtures, paint...

Calle Francos features a row of shops that sell Flamenco dresses and goods. If you don't want to pay the steep price for a dress (200 Euros or more), there are plenty of accessories to choose from - c...