I love coming here to stroll through the streets in the evening or enjoy the view of the city from a rooftop terrace.
Seville’s historic centre is divided into many different neighbourhoods. When we talk about ‘Centro’, we mean the central and most commercial part of the city. If you’re looking for a lovely spot in the heart of the city and you love shopping, then Centro is the place to be. The shopping area around Calle Tetuán and Calle Sierpes is home to the major high-street chains. Surrounding this are a number of streets where you can find more original boutiques. For example, on Calle Puente and Pellón, but also on Calle Cuna, where future brides and grooms can find everything they need in one of the many bridal shops.






















