Incentive with Andalucian Flavor

Incentive with Andalucian Flavor

A spring incentive bubbling with activities and good restaurants, for a group of 30 people from Holland, Belgium and Romania.
 
The first day was the calmest and we got our guests acquainted with local gastronomy, first with lunch at the gastrobar Seis Tapas avant-garde yet traditional cuisine. Then, as the sun was setting, we walked to the foot of the Giralda to dine at Robles Plancentines.

Anyone who knows Seville knows that horse-drawn carriages are in the city's DNA, so we organized a city tour in carriages finishing with lunch in front of the iconic Torre del Oro, at Casa Carmen. In the evening, we continued to unveil Andalucian traditions with a flamenco show at the Pathé Theatre, premium seating and drinks included. Finishing the evening with dinner on the terrace of the new restaurant in town called Rio Grande on the riverbank.

Can’t leave Seville without discovering the city’s Moorish heritage, a private tour of the Alcazar and the Cathedral is a must, finishing with lunch at El Rinconcillo, the oldest restaurant in Seville. In the afternoon, guests hopped on a boat trip full of flamenco, good food and lots of laughter on a solar powered boat to enjoy the sunset.

Is fun and memorable Seville now on your radar?