Shopping

So where does all your money go when you are in Sevilla?  On shopping of course!  Spain has a great selection of stores from Andalucian crafts to the latest fashion trends at reasonable prices.  For example, Zara is an international clothing store that produces items right off the runway at affordable prices.  The store was founded by a gallego, Amancio Ortega, and is now a successful worldwide franchise.

Malls/Centros Comerciales

Nervión Plaza
Avenida Luis De Morales S/N
954 989 131
Mall website

Nervión Plaza is one of the few indoor malls in Sevilla Capital and offers a movie theater, supermarket, arcade, and popular stores such as Mango, Zara, Pull and Bear, etc. Corte Inglés is also conveniently located here too. 
 

Los Arcos
Avenida Andalucía S/N
954 676 005‎
Mall website

Los Arcos is a little further out but can easily be reached by a bus.  It has everything, all the popular clothing stores, movie theaters, Hipercor (similar to walmart and is owned by the parent company of Corte Inglés). Interesting side note, they even have a Toys R Us!

 

Plaza de Armas
Plaza Legión 8
954 908 282
Mall website

This is a much smaller mall as it only has a few major stores such as Mango.  There are, however, more cute boutique stores located in Plaza de Armas along with Mercadona, a large supermarket that has a wide variety of products at cheaper prices. 

Shopping Streets

Calle Tetuán/Calle Sierpes - El Centro These two streets are found right off Plaza Nueva.  A long day of shopping can be successfully achieved on these streets lined with Zara, Bershka, Stradivarius, H&M.  In addition, you can find shoes stores, jewelry, glasses, books, etc.  Basically, stroll up and down these streets to your hearts content.  At the end of Tetuán, you arrive at Plaza Duque to your right which is home to a Corte Inglés.
Calle Asunción - Los Remedios Calle Asuncion doesn´t have as many stores as Tetuan and Sierpes, but you can find more shoe stores here.  The two main clothing stores are Mango and Pull and Bear.
Alfalfa/Plaza San Salvador In this area and plaza, you will find shoe stores galore.  Also, you can find tiny stores that sell unique, random items like pañuelos, jewelry, etc. Check out the store, Mardi Gras, on the corner for some funky t-shirts and bags.

Stores - Where to get what you need?

Specialty/Gourmet Items

• Corte Inglés

Corte Inglés is a gigantic department store, like Macys, only it has everything including a supermarket located downstairs.  Inside, you can find makeup, jewelry, shoe department, soccer jerseys, sports gear and equipment, electronics, appliances (blow dryers, hair straighteners, etc), book store, gourmet food items (the supermarket has ¨luxury items¨ like cranberry juice, peanut butter, and other hard to find food items in Sevilla). 

University Gear

• University Shop Of Sevilla

Markets/Ferias

	Calle Feria Near alameda, you will find this street that fills up with street vendors every Thursday morning.  Stroll down this street and you will find old flamenco dresses, books, household trinkets, and every other random item you can think of.
	Calle Torneo On Sunday mornings Calle Torneo fills with puppies, kittens, cats, birds and any other animal anyone is trying to sell.  This is a pet market located right on the street on the river side that offers anyone the chance to purchase a pet or simply walk up and down the street petting the puppies.  You can also purchase pet supplies here.
	Charco de la Pava On Sundays, this is the best place to go to rummage through junk.
	Plaza del Duque/Plaza Magdalena Also known as the "hippie market," here one can find bags, jewelry, belts, and other fun little accessories.  The market is open every Thursday to Sunday.