SHOPPING

Seville is steeped in the tradition of craftmaking, so it comes as no surprise that the commercial streets in the city are perpetually busy with craftmakers, sellers and buyers. The products for which Seville is well known include bordados (embroideries), encaje (lace) and guarnicionería (equestrian articles) of great quality and of course the most typical Sevillian tradition: the mantón de Manila (Manila shawl) which is a popular hand-embroidered accessory originated in the Philippines. In addition to the emblematic craft industry, Seville has also become an important fashion center in recent years with prominent local designers enlivening the scene. Try the neighborhoods of famous tourist attractions like the cathedral or Alcazar and in the city center where you can choose to shop at the ultra-modern department stores or the traditional open-air markets.

Inglaterra Hotel - Originally Opened In 1857, The Hotel Inglaterra Is An English-style Hotel Situated Opposite The Town Hall In The Centre Of The Historic Spanish City Of Seville. The 94 Guestrooms Are Decorated With Traditional English Wallpapers And Fabrics And All Have Balconies, Satellite Television, Minibars, Internet Connections And Complimentary Designer Toiletries.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Nh Viapol Hotel - Located In The Heart Of Seville, A Short Stroll From The Historic Barrio De Santa Cruz, Plaza De Espa?a And The Parque De Mar?a Luisa, This Newly Built Hotel Also Has Easy Access To The High-speed (Ave) Train Station And Other City Exits. The Nh Viapol Offers 96 Rooms With Satellite Tv, Canal+, Wireless Internet Access, Mini Bar, Air-conditioning, And A Choice Of Pillows (Firm, Soft, Duvet, Etc). 24- Hour Room Service Is Available, As Are Rooms Specially Adapted For The Disabled. The D?cor And Furnishings Of The Rooms Are Contemporary, And Very Attractive