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What to do in Madrid?

Football stadium Real Madrid

Finding the right fringe programme for your conference in Madrid isn’t that easy. There are so many great options – ranging from action-packed, cultural and culinary activities to flamenco workshops.

Are your conference participants a football mad bunch? In that case, you simply must visit the football stadium of Real Madrid. Surprise your guests with an excursion to the heart, soul and nerve centre of the record-beating Spanish champions.

Then it’s time to feel the pulse and explore the culinary delicacies of Spain on a tapas stroll through the old town. Serrano ham, olives, aioli et al are always in vogue and the culinary highlight of any cocktail gathering or aperitif.

Alternatively, why not attend a dinner & show evening with your employees? Enjoy Spanish cuisine accompanied by flamenco music. Or serve up your conference attendees a paella workshop. Yes, you can do that too. Typical Spanish – typical Madrid. „What to do in Madrid?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Amsterdam?

Traditional old buildings in Amsterdam, the Netherlands

When in Amsterdam… ride a bike!

The humble bicycle is one of the most important means of transportation – not just in Amsterdam but throughout the entire Netherlands. When you visit the city, you will soon notice how dense the network of cycle paths is. They criss-cross the entire city, providing a simple way to check out the most important sights and parks.

A little exercise is sure to benefit your team after a strenuous meeting. Since this port city is very flat, a bicycle tour is well within the reach of the less athletic. Explore the city together and let the day wind down over an aperitif or leisurely evening meal. Amsterdam is perfectly suited to this kind of activity. „What to do in Amsterdam?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Milan?

Milan - Find your Fringe program in Milan Conference hotels in Milan

Milan, the capital of the northern Italian region of Lombardy, is a great destination for culinary-themed fringe programmes and team events. Try your hand at producing your own Italian wine or mixing a bespoke cocktail. Relax while hunting for truffles or have fun creating your own pasta or chocolate together with your team.

Culinary program in Milan

Of course you might want to leave making Italian delicacies to the pros and focus on enjoying them. Elevate an aperitif with finger food from a run-of-the-mill item on your itinerary to a special event by taking a ride on a vintage tram brought out of the depot just for you. This guided city tour explores the historical centre of the city. You will pass sights such as the Piazza della Scala, Porta Venezia, Sforza Castle and Milan Cathedral. On-board catering is available on request.

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What to do in Prague?

Prague - Conference hotels in Prague

Prague is incredibly diverse and varied. Whether you and your team fancy a sporting challenge, wish to attend a cultural event or try typical Czech culinary specialities,

Prague has fringe programmes to suit all tastes

The metropolis is also known as the ‚City of a Hundred Spires‘, and towers and steeples dominate the cityscape. They include Prague Castle with the imposing St Vitus Cathedral. Embark on a nocturnal journey through the centuries: at night, when the hordes of visitors have departed, you will have the place almost to yourself. But the world’s largest castle complex is well worth visiting in daylight too. Be enchanted by the castle and its grounds and soak up the fascinating, almost fairytale ambiance.

Let the day draw to a close high above the city rooftops as you relish the magnificent views.

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What to do in Zurich?

Zürich Schweiz Switzerland

Zurich is not just a major European city, global banking centre and popular conference destination, but also a picturesque place with a wealth of historic sights. Swiss traditions and cultural and sporting highlights you will find in the city.

Sporty Zurich

Every year, the world’s best athletes come to the city to compete at ‚Weltklasse Zurich‘. The Diamond League Meeting at the Letzigrund Stadium. Zurich has also been an ice hockey world championship venue. The history of football goes back a long way. The 1954 World Cup was held in the city and the sport’s international governing body FIFA is headquartered here. „What to do in Zurich?“ weiterlesen

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What to do in Palma de Mallorca?

Fringe program Palma de Mallorca

Of course you can take in Palma’s classic sights – visit the cathedral, stroll along the harbourside, enjoy fine dining at a top restaurant or explore one of the many museums. But maybe you’d like to discover something new?
How about a fringe programme with a difference?

Salsa dancing in Palma de Mallorca!

Professional dancers are on hand to instruct you in the best salsa moves. Take advantage of this opportunity to practise and refine your dance steps. Palma is the perfect destination for a vibrant weekend or adding an exhilarating salsa session to your conference. Dance courses offer the complete package, with focus and precision counterbalanced by fun and the joy of being active. And at the end of your course, you will feel the pride and satisfaction in having learned something new. „What to do in Palma de Mallorca?“ weiterlesen