DMC Seville Event

Active🚴
An active incentive like a bike tour is a lot of fun for the whole team. It can bring healthy competitivity, boost morale and encourage collaboration within the team.

Cultural💃
Of course when you think of Seville, you think of flamenco. Every day there are flamenco shows to visit but you can also join a workshop to try the famous dance for yourself! This is guaranteed to be a very memorable experience for the whole team.

Creative🎨
You may not know it, but ceramics is a big part of Sevillian culture. Making your own pottery is a relaxed teambuilding exercise. This setting can facilitate natural conversations and interactions, allowing team members to connect on a personal level.

Culinary🥘
Who doesn't like food? A new destination brings new cooking traditions and new foods to experience. The best way to learn about a countries cuisine is trying for yourself. An experienced Spanish cook will help you and your colleagues prepare some delicious Andalusian food.

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We were invited by Museo del Baile Flamenco to come see their exhibition and flamenco show right in the heart of Seville. In this interactive museum you can immerse yourself inside the world of flamenco. Walking through the halls of the first floor you will see everything surrounding the culture and history of Flamenco. Admire the most beautiful dresses and learn to differentiate different flamenco styles. On the second floor you will find temporary exhibitions containing sculptures, paintings and other artwork.
You can end your visit with a flamenco show like you have never seen before. Skilled dancers take turns impressing the crowd while accompanied by live singers and a guitar player. This museum is a must visit for anyone fascinated by flamenco💃

A very happy new year from DMC Seville Event!🎆

Metropol Parasol, or more commonly known as ´Las Setas´ is an iconic architectural structure in the heart of Seville. ‘Las Setas’ translates to ´the mushrooms´ and with a little imagination you can see how the art piece earned its nickname. The 6 connected parasols stand almost rooted in the ground providing shade to the people admiring it from below.

This isn´t just any modern art piece. They´ve managed to fit the largest wooden structure on earth in the busy center of Sevilla. Right on Plaza de la Encarnación, which has turned into a cultural hub since the arrival of Las Setas in 2011. The square is filled and surrounded with restaurants, bars, shops and nightclubs. The square also hosts cultural events, concerts and local markets to add to the atmosphere.

Underneath Las Setas you will find the antiquarium, an archeological museum with Roman and Moorish remains discovered during the construction of Las Setas. From here visitors can take an elevator to the top of the structure to enjoy amazing views of Seville. This vantage point will allow you to spot other beautiful landmarks like the cathedral and La Giralda.

Everyone loves tapas! And there´s definitely no shortage of good tapas bars in Seville. Keep some of these dishes in mind while ordering your next tapas😋

1. Salmorejo
This is a refreshing tomato soup that is enjoyed cold. It originates from nearby Córdoba and can be garnished with bits of boilled egg and Iberian ham.

2. Carrillada de cerdo
A very traditional dish where pork cheeks are slowly cooked in a red wine reduction sauce. This results in very flavorful meat that melts on your tongue.

3. Montadito de pringa
This is a sandwich filled with ´pringa´, which is the meat that remains after cooking a traditional stew. All of the meat is mixed and crushed and then put on some bread. Sevillians absolutely love this!

4. Espinacas con garbanzos
This spinach and chickpea dish is very telling of Seville´s cultural past. It uses some ingredients that are not originally from Spain but rather from the Middle East. The Spanish people were introduced to these when the Mores were in the country. This tapa came out of it and it stuck!

5. Solomillo al whisky
Delicious pork sirloin served with a whisky sauce. No one knows exactly where this sauce comes from but ever since it started appearing in Sevillian restaurants this tapa is a favorite among many.

6. Jamón Iberico
Of course this list is not complete without the iconic Iberico ham. This ham comes from a pig that is unique to Andalusia and feeds mainly on acorns, giving the meat its nutty flavor.

7. Pescado frito
Spanish people love fried fish! Especially in coastal cities like Cádiz this is a famous delicacy and it didn´t take long before it reached Seville. This is an especially popular food during Feria de Abril.

We from DMC Seville Event wish you a merry christmas!🎅

A unique addition to your time in Andalucia is whale watching. Boat tours typically leave from Tarifa, La Linea or from Gibraltar if you are there for a day trip. Along the Strait of Gibraltar you are able to spot orcas, dolphins, humpback whales and fin whales. Guided by knowledgeable experts, visitors learn about marine wildlife while enjoying a sustainable and memorable tour.

📍Puente Nuevo, Ronda

There are many different ways to give shape to your MICE event in Seville. Next to a wide variety of venues to host your meetings or any other event, there are also many options to make your business trip a memorable one.

1. Cultural visits🏛️
Seville counts many sights that are definitely worth a visit during an incentive trip. For example the modern art piece Las Setas or the palace of Real Alcazar will surely leave an impression.

2. Gastronomical experiences🥘
Food will always bring people together! That’s why it’s a great idea to go for a culinary experience with your company. You could try some Spanish dishes in a cooking class or visit an olive mill to learn more about the significance of olive oil in Andalusia.

3. Traditional events🙏
During the spring there are many festivities in Andalusia. One of them is ‘El Rocio pilgrimage’. Thousands of people come from all over Spain to complete this pilgrimage with decorated carriages and flamenco dresses. Along the way many celebrations are held. It is possible to join a smaller simulation to fully submerge yourself in Andalusian culture.

4. Activity based team building🧗‍♀️
A fun way to boost team morale is by taking part in an activity. For example, building a raft together and competing against the other team to see whose boat works best. Everyone must work together and solve problems. Team building exercises like this bring many benefits to the work-floor.

These are just some examples of the many things we can do for you. Feel free to inquire us for any of your MICE-needs. We will be happy to assist you.

On the banks of the Guadalquivir you can find Exploraterra. We were invited by them to come see their gallery. They host an exhibition about the ship and the men that first sailed around the globe, proving that the earth is round instead of flat. The venue is an excellent backdrop for conferences, receptions, VIP events etc.

Right outside of Exploraterra you will see a replica of the Nao Victoria, which is the ship that was used for the great voyage around the world. It is possible to enter this boat to have a look or even host your business event on board. Contact us for more information about the possibilities.

Happy with Andalucia day💚🤍💚

Living a winter day in Sevilla!!
Seville is wonderful every day of the year!
Lovely clima all year round, terraces and ambience in the streets. Just love it!

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Today a great day in Andalucia💚🤍💚, so happy and proud to live in this beautiful part of Spain.