Maria Luisa Games

The María Luisa Games is a unique team-building game in Seville that takes place in Maria Luisa Park and at Plaza de España. Your goal is to complete 20 challenges spread throughout the park and square. Some of the games are done independently, and at 5 points, there's an instructor who guides you through a task. The entire activity lasts 2 hours, including explanations and the award ceremony.

We recommend the María Luisa Games for groups seeking a genuine team-building activity while enjoying one of the world's most significant monuments and the most beautiful park in Seville. The fun part is that through the questions, you'll learn more about these magnificent landmarks while engaging in friendly competition between teams and challenges along the way.

Challenges (Independent):

• Spot Finder - Locate a specific place where you need to do something or take a photo.
• Trivia - Answer questions about the place where you are.
• Snapshots - Take a photo of the team at a specific location.

Challenges (With Instructor):

• Trivia - Which team can provide the most correct answers within the limited time?
• Music Quiz - How much do you know about music? In this quiz, you'll listen to a variety of songs. Can you identify the artist and the title of the song? Do you know the lyrics when the music stops? Sing along for bonus points.
• Petanque - Everyone knows it, the Provençal variant of petanque. Which team defeats the instructor in a best of 3 challenge?
• Mega Puzzle - During this game, you will receive a wooden mega tangram puzzle. From the instructor, you will receive a sheet with 10 images. Which team can build the most images within the given time?

Extra Challenges (Additional Cost): To make this arrangement complete, there are several expansions available. Note that these come with an additional cost.

• Flamenco Challenge: Each team receives a 15-minute Flamenco workshop from a Flamenco Trio (guitarist, dancer, and singer). During the workshop, you'll learn the rhythm of Flamenco through clapping, las palmas, and a choreography of the essential basic movements. The team that performs this choreography the best wins the Flamenco Challenge.
• Abanico Challenge: Did you know that the Spanish fan has its secret language? In the past, women communicated by holding their fans in a certain way. During this challenge, you'll meet a lady dressed in Flamenco attire who will tell you more about this secret language. Can you create and portray a signal yourselves? We can also arrange hand fans with company logo as a gift for the participants.