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About Albergue Juvenil El Prado
Albergue Juvenil El Prado, located in Mérida, Spain, is a historic site with a rich background as a youth hostel and a building under repurposing for migration-related use. The venue offers multiple spaces suitable for events, including a salón de actos with 150 seats and a dining hall with 225 seats, plus ample capacity in its broader grounds. Its central location in Mérida makes it accessible by public transit and close to several accommodation and dining options. Here’s what you should know when planning an event or visit.
Whether you’re attending a concert, conference, or community gathering, secure your seats and plan ahead. We’ve got you with reliable venue details, transport options, and nearby partner hotels and restaurants to simplify your arrangements. If you’re visiting for an event tied to migrant reception or community programming, stay informed about current use of the site and any scheduling updates.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity (as hostel): 140 beds; Seating for events: salón de actos with 150 seats; dining hall with 225 seats.
- Venue type: historically Albergue Municipal El Prado (Youth Hostel); planned/ongoing repurposing as Centro de Atención a Migraciones (CAPI) with about 300 places.
- Address variations: commonly listed as Calle Zaragoza S/N, Mérida 06800; Extremadura.com lists Calle Innominada 4A; both are cited in sources.
- Parking: described as having a large parking area; stated as an ample zone for vehicles in multiple sources.
- Transit: accessible by Mérida’s public transport; Moovit lists nearby bus lines BUHO and C2; local sources reference El Prado area transit access.
- Nearby hotels: Las Abadías, Deluxe Hostels & Suites Merida, La Posada del Teatro H Boutique, and TRYP Mérida Medea are noted as nearby options.
- Notable events hosted: large outdoor events and concerts historically held on the grounds; in 2023–2024 the site was used for migrant reception, with reports of hundreds of migrants arriving/being housed (e.g., 178 migrants reported in Oct 2023).
- Renaming/demolition status: in Jan 2023 the Ayuntamiento Mérida opened an enajenación process for the albergue with a view to converting it for migration-related use; later reports describe the site as a Migration Center (CAPI) project.