All the paraphernalia which you might associate
with Spanish fantasy, for example, mantillas, castanets,
flamenco dresses and particularly ceramics are widely available
in Seville. The majority of it being native to the city.
El Corte Ingles (famous stores throughout Spain) have
two branches in Seville. Seville is even host to stores
such as C&A and Marks and Spencer's. For a pleasant
wander you should head to the pedestrianized Calle Sierpes
where familiar high street shops such as the Body Shop
are located along with excellent boutiques, book stores
and souvenir shops.
To summarize Seville is an unmissable experience that
can be shared amongst families, couples, and friends. It
is also a real treat to take it on alone.
Cadiz
Located 30kms away from the accommodation in El Palmar
Cadiz is a must! With magnificent architecture and great
shops, this vibrant city provides a real taste of Spain.
Cadiz stands on a peninsular jutting out into a bay, and
is almost entirely surrounded by water. Some of the city's
18th century walls still stand, such as the landward gate.
The old, central quarter of Cadiz is famous for its picturesque
charm, and many of the buildings reflect the cities overseas
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