The artisans and unique style of Seville make the city different from the rest of Spain. The city’s long history and mix of different cultures have created a blend of artistic methods and styles. You can find many markets and vendors offering their homemade and handcrafted ceramics, jewelry, pottery, sculptures, paintings, and all types of art. These markets often feature well-known and professional artists selling their works.
A large square outside the large El Corte Ingles department store in the Arenal neighborhood is where the Artisan Hippie Market is held every weekend. It features over thirty tents offering unique articles such as tapestries, backpacks, handbags, and handmade jewelry.
Walk along the banks of the Guadalquivir River, enjoying the air and atmosphere around you, all while seeing the works of the artisans and vendors. Being located right below the Triana Market and along the river gives the market a genuine and comfortable atmosphere compared to the markets in the streets of the city. This makes for a very pleasant shopping experience.
A large square outside the large El Corte Ingles department store in the Arenal neighborhood is where the Artisan Hippie Market is held every weekend. It features over thirty tents offering unique articles such as tapestries, backpacks, handbags, and handmade jewelry.
The market located under the important Postigo arch near the Cathedral is a busy market in the heart of the city. The market connects the already energetic and social plaza to the city, where you can easily walk from the market into the beautiful neighborhood of Santa Cruz.
Remember that you can find much more complete and updated information in this free PDF guide, written by a local. It includes extra recommendations, a tourist map, and updated schedules and prices.
