In the district of Altstadt it is located this eclectic vintage boutique and hairstyling all at a time. It is a key place to drop in for all lovers of the second hand and antiquities. In this establishment you can find all kinds of furniture, clothing, jewelry and handbags from the seventies, endless sunglasses and even ancient Murano glass tableware. We may buy all these and many more accessories, always characterized by having a retro aesthetic and have been carefully selected in different countries.

There is always such a friendly atmosphere in this place’s hairdresser that you will sure want to tryone of those tweaks or get a cool haircut. Would you like to travel back in time?Get into the Time Tunnel because it is the right place!

The opening hours are Monday to Friday from 11:00h to 18.30h and Saturday from 11:00h to 16:30 h.

By Blanca Frontera

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The gateway to the Encarnación district, the most typically Sevillian area in the old quarters.

The actual design of the Plaza de la Encarnación is thanks to the German architect Jürgen Mayer. The Metropol Parasol redesign project of this hundred-year Seville square has undergone the construction of six laminated wooden parasols which provide an enormous and welcome shade for everyone who passes by, and at the same time preserves the archaeological remains of ancient Hispalis.

The square is an important hub of internal traffic communication in the old quarters and most metropolitan buses going to the centre of Seville stop here. This provides easy access for both locals and visitors alike from this square to the old quarters of Seville allowing them to enjoy and discover the secrets of the Encarnación district.

The sense of humour amongst Seville’s locals has resulted in them fondly referring to the square as the “square of the mushrooms”.

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