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Antik
Owned by the chic Ana Lopez Fando,vintage finds abound in this funky little Calle Alfalfa store. Antik stocks a little bit of everything, but high point is the huge selection of African and Asian jewelry, carpets and fabrics.
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Ceramica Santa Ana
Located in Triana, the gypsy enclave on the left side of Guadalquivir River, Ceramica Santa Ana is the best place in Sevilla to buy traditional Spanish pottery. Workshops and kilns are on the first floor, while the geometric, vibrant pottery...
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Convento de San Leandro
Built after the Reconquista, this convent has been around since the mid-thirteen century. Located in the heart of Old Town Sevilla, the nuns now churn out delicious yemas and other traditional sweets.
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Isadora
This small boutique specializes in women’s and children’s clothing and accessories. The shop sells items by local Seville designers that have a vintage and feminine air.
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Lina
Founded in 1960 by Marcelina Fernandez, this popular store is your one-stop shop for all things flamenco. Now run by genetically blessed granddaughter Mila, Lina stocks gorgeous, handmade dresses that are perfect for on or off the dancefloor.
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Maquedanos Sombreros
Located in the heart of old Sevilla, this gorgeous shop stocks a variety of handmade toppers. For a one of a kind buy, pick up their specialty: handmade Andalucían hats that are worn throughout the region.
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Mercadillo Filatelico
Located in Seville’s historic center, Mercadillo Filatelico is an antique lover’s paradise. Vendors sell a variety of vintage stamps, postcards and coins sourced from across the world.
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Nanos
Stocking the latest in micro fashion, this Calle Alvarez shop is a must-stop for anyone with children. With a spread adorable duds for both boys and girls, Nanos also has a cute variety of costumes, toys and swimsuits.
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Pedro Algaba
Matadors flock to this tiny shop for beautifully detailed capes, jackets and shoes. The atelier has also dressed Placido Domingo and provided costumes for the New York and London operas.
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Populart
Run by a friendly, mother-son duo, Populart is the place to go for contemporary ceramics. With wares at every price point, this Aladdin’s cave of treasures is worth a visit.
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Roberto Garrudo
The Wild West meets Spain in this family-run store. The front houses a variety of handmade leather shoes and brogues, while the back is a horseman’s dream: the company specializes in handmade saddles, stirrups and chaps.
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Sangrespanola
This quaint shop stocks a variety of free-spirited, bohemian jewelry and apparel. With a focus on craftsmanship, everything in the store is handmade by local artisans.
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Tejas Dulces de Sevilla
Hidden in a tiny shop in the Plaza Jesus de la Pasion, Tejas Dulces not only churns out a variety of “tiles”–giant, delicious almond-based cookies–, but also sells gorgeous, glass blown pieces. Demonstrations are available upon request.
Seville

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The main shopping streets in Seville are Calle Ruiz and Calle Sierpes. Pick up espadrilles, flamenco style fans, dresses, scarves and tiles from Triana. The best way to shop in Seville however is to wander the tiny streets in the Old Town. Seville is beloved for being utterly romantic. The setting of Bizet’s Carmen and Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro, the city has a musicality all its own. Churchbells ring, cobblestoned streets echo footsteps and sultry flamenco music spontaneously erupts at all hours of the night. The city’s scent is one of perfumed dreaminess: orange blossoms from the famed Seville orange trees emit a heady and poetic aroma.