Wonderful shopping experience here! I wanted to get some gifts for family back home but didn't want…read moresomething touristy. Found this on Tripadvisor and wandered over. I spent 45 lovely minutes chatting with the owner and picking out antique tile. (I'm usually the type of shopper that's in and out but there are simply too many fun things to look at here) They have a lot of antique tiles and some new stuff. Ranging from 10 euros to 25 euros. Once you see the antique tiles, the new stuff just can't compare. And by the way, when I was leaving Spain, I did a quick browse at the airport gift shops and had to pat myself on the back again for finding all my gifts at Coco Sevilla. For 20 euros at the airport, you can get a mug that says Seville on it lol Definitely spend a couple hours wandering over to the shop, the surrounding streets are charming anyways.

This is a sweet shop offering authentic jewelry, art and tiles from Sevilla. No made in PRC junk…read morehere! Most of the jewelry is handmade by local artisans. The tiles are original, recovered from local buildings that either are being demolished or updated. Fantastic find that I'm going to hang in my entry in the US. The shop is small, but worth the hunt to find it. Plus the woman running the store was kind and interesting.

From the owner: Somos una tienda dedicada a los regalos de recuerdo de Sevilla y España, pero también ofrecemos al…read morecliente artículos relacionados con el flamenco, la feria y los servicios turísticos. A la vez, tenemos un gran surtido de abalorios de bisutería y pendientes en plata de ley con motivos típicos andaluces. Y además, encontrarás en nuestra tienda un amplio surtido de camisetas con frases graciosas que nunca pasan desapercibidas!

Tiger is located right in Downtown Area in Seville…read more Think of it as a no frills dollar store. Here you can find numerous house ware items and some keepsakes. As a tourist, you can also pick up some sundries and travel necessities. Colorful and fun store to shop in. Drop by for some AC break from the heat is nice.

Fun and funky truckers and home fashion items. I found quality to be low but price is too so this…read moreoverall is an experience for fun shopping.

Along our tour group's route to the Seville's Central Square, I saw this shop in the Jewish Quarter…read morethat had several interesting and colorful items in their window display. During free tour time, we walked back to the shop for a few items, all beautiful and reasonably priced. Our shopping time was limited and rushed, but long enough for me to focus on scarves for myself and as a gift to take back to the U.S. This shop is just lovely, and from start to finish, sales clerk Tamara was attentive, thoughtful and helpful. I only wish we'd had more time to browse and purchase more items. We returned home to the States with scarf mission accomplished. I have my scarf to show off while my close friend raved about the gift scarf that was hand delivered from Spain. This is a great one-stop shop, and was the best part of our day trip to Seville!

This chain store is where I tend to get most of my souvenirs. I know that it's pronounced…read moredifferently ("allay op") but in my head I call it like it's spelled. In the US folks would probably mistake it for a homebrew store. You can find knick knacks such as: * Keychains * Magnets * Accessories * Coin purses * Home decor * Sunglasses Reasonably priced, I bought a cute fridge magnet for 1€. Things are written in Spanish but some in English with interesting results (see photo).

What a lovely shop. I saw loads of knick knacks and stocking stuffers at really cheap prices. Will…read moredefinitely stop here before leaving Seville to fill my bags with gifts. Cute earphones, scarves, caps, puzzles, accessories - the range is huge. And almost everything was less than 10 euro. The dancing Santa's (life size) in the window are just too cute right now

I think my expectations were too high for the artisan market - I envisioned a marketplace with…read moreendless stalls of local art and jewelry, and staffed by the artists themselves. But it was very quiet and felt more like a museum gift shop. We spent less than an hour there. They had nice pieces though - I bought a very pretty tile trivet, and I liked that it said "Made in Sevilla" on the back (vs Made in China) :) FYI short walk from Sevilla Cathedral.

This. Every city should have one. A market that brings together a cross-section of local artists…read moreand artisans and showcases their work and all in a really neat little building. There were so many fun vendors here. Sculptors, jewelers, ceramicists, leather crafters, painters, and many varieties of all of the above. Staff is friendly and prices are reasonable. It can get warm inside, so going early may be recommended. Wish every city was required to have a place like this. I don't want "made in china to look like it's from here ," I want "made right here." And this is an ideal place--not too far from the cathedral either. You're likely to find the best gifts here.