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Welcome to Auditorium de Palma, a premier convention and performing-arts complex nestled along Palma’s scenic Paseo Marítimo. With two main theatres—Sala Magna and Sala Mozart—and nine versatile rooms, this venue hosts everything from historic concerts to contemporary touring productions. The Sala Magna seating plan (920 stalls, 689 balcony, 130 loges) offers intimate views paired with expansive acoustics, while the broader complex accommodates multifaceted events for up to 2,740 attendees across spaces.
Whether you’re catching a touring show like Mamma Mia! or a classical concert such as the Vienna Philharmonic’s historic appearance, you’ll find a welcoming, reliable experience. We’ve got you covered for tickets, transit options, parking, and nearby lodging and dining—so you can focus on the performance and the moment.
Located at Paseo Marítimo 18, 07014 Palma de Mallorca, Auditorium de Palma is surrounded by some of the city’s best hotels and restaurants, making it convenient to plan stays and meals around your event.
What to know about Auditorium de Palma
- Capacity: Sala Magna seats 1,739 across stalls, balcony, and loges; total complex capacity around 2,740 across all spaces.
- Two main theatres: Sala Magna and Sala Mozart, plus nine additional rooms for conferences, workshops, and smaller performances.
- Seating plan and room maps: Available for Sala Magna to help you choose the best seats.
- Parking: Nearby options include Parking Muelle de Las golondrinas and Parking Marquis de la Sénia, with 24/7 access nearby.
- Transit: EMT bus lines 1, 4, 46, and 47 service stops near the venue.
- Nearby hotels & dining: The Paseo Marítimo area features a selection of hotels and restaurants—ideal for a pre-show meal or a post-show drink.
Nearby attractions and accessibility
Auditorium de Palma is conveniently located along Palma’s waterfront, offering easy access to beaches, scenic views, and city-center amenities. The venue is well-served by public transit and private parking options, ensuring a smooth visit whether you’re attending a matinee, evening show, or conference session.
Ticket buyers can rely on straightforward, friendly service—like having a trusted contact in the business. We provide clear seating and venue details, flexible options for multi-day events treated as standalone experiences, and reliable guidance on how to secure seats for popular performances. If you’re planning a visit, consider pairing your night with one of the nearby hotels or restaurants we recommend to enhance your Palma experience.
For performers or organizers visiting Auditorium de Palma: you’ll find comprehensive venue information, including seating arrangements, access routes, and facility services. Links to official artist pages and venue resources are provided to help you prepare ahead of time and ensure a seamless event experience.
Plan your visit: Check the venue’s official page for Sala Magna seating plans, room maps, and the latest show listings. When you’re ready to buy, we’ll help you secure your seats with no fuss and clear, dependable guidance every step of the way.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: Sala Magna 1,739 seats (Stalls 920, Balcony 689, Loges 130). Total complex capacity listed around 2,740 across all spaces.
- Address: Paseo Marítimo 18, 07014 Palma de Mallorca, Illes Balears, Spain.
- Venue type: Convention Center/performing-arts complex with nine rooms; two main theatres (Sala Magna and Sala Mozart).
- Seating chart: Seating Plan and Room Map are available for Sala Magna (downloads on the official page).
- Parking: Nearby public parking includes Parking Muelle de Las golondrinas and Parking Marquis de la Sénia; 24/7 access options exist nearby.
- Transit: EMT bus lines 1, 4, 46 and 47 serve stops near the Auditorium.
- Nearby hotels: The complex is described as being surrounded by the city’s best hotels along the Paseo Marítimo.
- Notable events: Hosted historic concert(s) in 1969 (Vienna Philharmonic performance documented), European PianoFest, and contemporary touring productions (e.g., Mamma Mia!, El Fantasma de la Ópera) in recent years.