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Avenida de Montes Sierra, 7
41007 Seville
Spain
San Pablo
Hours
What time does Times Plaza open?
Times Plaza opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Times Plaza close?
Times Plaza closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Times Plaza is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 10:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun Closed
Does Times Plaza have parking?
Yes, Times Plaza has parking options.
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Sevilla Sevilla Sevilla... I can remember the the football chants from thousands of loyal Sevilla…read morefans while shopping at Nervión Plaza. The estadium Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan was right next to the shopping mall. Location- Calle Luis de morales 3 41005 Sevilla Spain. Right next to the Ramon stadium Interior- simple and clean the mall wasn't so big. It was more convenient than anything. Stores like stores (Mango, Zara, H&M, Imagenerium to name a few). There is also TGI Friday's, McDonalds, Burger King, and more. At the 2nd floor there's a cinema and an fast food asian restaurant. There is also a great playground in the central plaza. It's out in the open where kids can play. The mall is mediocre, the sales people very friendly, the one thing that stands out the most for the mall is the stadium which is very impressive!
Navidad 2015
La zona para trabajadores, es genial, porque tienes snacks y bebidas baratísimas :) (café a 0'40€ y agua a 0,50€)
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Pollo crudo en la cafetería. Que delicioso! Ahora me duele la barriga y siento muy muy mal. No…read morevengas aquí para tu salud
This is a department store that has a gourmet floor with high-end food. Super expensive when…read morecompared with other restaurants/cafes. We only had a couple of cakes and they were delicious. Clean bathrooms and security guards on every floor. Ventured into the women's floor and Fall sale is happening now.
Nuevo logo de Los Arcos, retroceso en mi opinión.
Nueva entrada
Fachada
Zoco que montan los segundos domingos de cada mes
Zoco
Nuevo puesto navideño de buñuelos y chocolate
Hey, it's a bus station. I don't do a lot of bus travel and don't have much of a basis for…read morecomparison. It's clean enough, feels safe, and has an information booth right at the entrance. The layout is simple, unlike the train stations in the big cities where you need to keep asking for directions (have your ticket in hand, and showit to people in the day glow vests) There is luggage storage, and a cafeteria with slot and cigarette machines. The counter man saw me taking photos and gave a big thumbs up. For the trip from Sevilla to Grenada the bus was faster and less expensive than the train. Buy your tickets ahead direct from the ALSA bus company site - don't get snared by many middleman sites that will show up higher in a "Seville to XYZ" search and add on high fees that aren't disclosed until after you pay. This advice also applies to airline travel. There's a good sized self-service luggage bin on the side of the bus, with no extra fees. Overhead bins are very small. My medium sized backpack wouldn't fit so I had to keep it in front of me on the floor.
Hall del Centro Comercial Plaza de Armas, de lo que antes era la Estación de Córdoba de RENFE
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I don't care what anyone says, this spot is a local treasure. It reminds me of a semi-defunct mall…read morefrom the States...but it's actually thriving and the people who work here are fantastic. My sister and I spent an entire day slowly crawling through all of the shops, where we found a LOT of great deals. This isn't where you're going to find high-end luxury brands, but you'll find some really well-priced Spanish brands with clothes, shoes, makeup and more. Today we snagged 3 pairs of shoes (despite having huge American feet), numerous dresses, makeup, a track suit, blouses, and a jacket. And don't worry about not speaking perfect Spanish. Hell, won't worry about speaking bad Spanish. Mine is horrible and everyone I encountered was delightfully patient helping me get the perfect sized for everything I wanted. My favorite stop was definitely the little cafe inside the mall where the older ladies worked there helped me get the perfect drink for my sister during a light shopping break. This is definitely the type of place where you need to temper your expectations AND take your time going through the tacos at each shop. If you don't find something...you're just not really trying. Compared to American malls, this single-level mall with shops in transition and a number of closed shops MIGHT seem unappealing, but you've GOT to give this mall a chance. A few locals recommended the place, and it was absolutely worth the €25 Uber from the city center. We even finished our trip with a quick stop at a Mercado conveniently located inside the mall. Everything from booze to pre-made meals at amazing prices, just perfect for stocking your hotel room fridge. This is worth a 1/2 day leisurely visit, and the only reason you won't find something is because you're not really looking.