Sala Magna at Auditorium de Palma

Sala Magna at Auditorium de Palma is the largest theatre-style hall within the modern Auditorium de Palma complex and one of the city’s notable venues for performing arts and major cultural events. The auditorium can accommodate up to 1,739 visitors, with seating distributed across the stalls, balcony and boxes. Its approximately 600 m² stage is suitable for theatre performances, concerts, dance productions, ceremonies and conferences.

The interior is designed to provide very good acoustics and clear sightlines towards the stage from different sections of the auditorium. Theatre-style seating, a large stage and modern technical infrastructure create a professional setting for demanding productions, while the separate seating levels allow visitors to choose between different viewing perspectives and ticket categories.

The venue is located beside Palma’s waterfront road at Avinguda de Gabriel Roca, 18, Palma, Spain. The main entrance can be reached directly from the promenade area, while drivers can use public parking garages nearby and continue to the auditorium on foot. Information about travelling from other parts of Palma and using the wider city transport network can be found further down the page.

Palma, the capital of the Balearic Islands, is one of the Mediterranean’s most attractive destinations for sporting events, concerts, festivals and a wide range of cultural programmes. The city combines historic architecture, a coastal atmosphere and a well-developed tourism offering, allowing visitors purchasing tickets for events in Palma to easily combine their experience with a seaside holiday. Stadiums, sports halls, theatres and concert venues are located across different parts of the city, while a broad selection of hotels, restaurants, bars and nightlife venues makes it possible to organise a stay for different tastes and budgets.

Getting around the city is made easier by the EMT Palma urban bus network, which connects the centre, coastal districts, tourist areas and many locations where events are held. The main transport hub is Palma Intermodal Station at Plaça d'Espanya, providing access to trains and metro services operated by Serveis Ferroviaris de Mallorca (SFM), as well as intercity buses travelling to other parts of the island. Palma de Mallorca Airport is located close to the city and is connected with the centre by buses and taxis, allowing visitors to reach their accommodation, stadiums and concert halls with ease.

Before or after an event, it is worth exploring Palma’s historic centre, known for its narrow medieval streets, traditional courtyards and squares surrounded by cafés. Its best-known landmarks include La Seu Cathedral, Parc de la Mar, Plaça Major and the elegant Passeig del Born. A walk along the city’s waterfront and marina offers views across the bay, while restaurants in the old town and seaside districts provide an opportunity to discover the local cuisine. The combination of events, cultural landmarks and the Mediterranean way of life makes Palma an excellent choice for a trip organised around a concert, match or another event.