The beautiful Plaza de España is located in the María Luisa Park. This romantic square was designed by Aníbal González Álvarez in 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition.

The royal palace Real Alcázar is a must see in Seville. A bizarre mix of cultures and architectural styles come together here. This is really worthwhile to visit with a guide. This can tell a lot about the details and history that you will otherwise miss.

In the heart of the old historic center of Seville lies the Jewish quarter of Santa Cruz, a labyrinth of alleys and squares and the perfect backdrop for our city games and city walks.

Beyond Seville’s famous landmarks lies a network of hidden courtyards and historic spaces. Discover how these unique locations create intimate, memorable settings for team building and incentive experiences.

Triana is one of Seville’s most authentic neighbourhoods. Discover how its cultural identity, history and creative spirit make it a powerful setting for team building and incentive experiences for corporate groups.

Discover the lush and tranquil María Luisa Park, located just south of Seville's center, featuring iconic landmarks like Plaza de España and Plaza de América. A perfect setting for a city tour or team-building activity.

Las Setas in Seville, the Metropol Parasol, is the largest wooden structure in the world and a modern landmark in the city centre. With panoramic views, it is a highlight for incentive trips and team building.

More information about our activities and fun facts about the Torre del Oro of Seville can be found here.

More information about our activities and fun facts about the Cathedral of Seville can be found here.

The Doñana Natural Park is one of the most important protected natural areas in Spain and in all of Europe. Read more about this unique nature reserve and the possibilities to visit Doñana with your group here.

The Feria de Sevilla is one of the most special festivals in Spain. The event breathes Flamenco and you just can't believe your eyes when you see the gentlemen and ladies walking around in their most beautiful Flamenco clothing.

You go to Seville during Semana Santa, the holy week before Easter. Seville is the place where Semana Santa is experienced with the most passion. Read here about this tradition and the do's and don'ts during this week.

Andalusia continues to surprise you with its special traditions. Today on 8/20/2019 we were able to attend the transfer of the virgin Virgen Del Rocío from the village of El Rocío to Almonte. A special event that takes place once every 7 years.