Reina Sofia Centre Auditorium 400

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Description

Information

The Auditorium 400 of the Reina Sofia Museum is located in the heart of the musem, a work of the French architect Jean Nouvel. This space of 115,16 m2 and 425 localities, offers a wide variety of cultural events and businesses such as conferences, concerts, awards, presentations or conferences. Excellent acoustics, it has a full range of audiovisual equipment, including technical assistance during the events.

Services

Library

Lockers / Cloakroom

Lost & found

Information points

Catering area

Restaurant

Nursing room

Guided tours

Shop

Shopping area

Map

WHAT'S IN THE AREA?

Accommodations(7)

Restaurant(25)

Tourist Information(43)

Local Night(16)

Shop(25)

See detail in Google Map

Last updated:

10/02/2025

Practical information

Tourist info

Address

Ronda

de Atocha, 2

28012

Tourist area

Lavapiés

Telephone

(+34) 91 774 10 00

Fax

Web

https://www.museoreinasofia.es/colabora/eventos-corporativos-visitas-privadas/auditorio-400

[email protected]

Metro

Estación del Arte (L1), Lavapiés (L3)

Bus

001, 6, 10, 14, 26, 27, 32, 34, 36, 37, 41, 45, 59, 85, 86, 102, 119, E1, C1, C2, C03, NC1, NC2, N12, N14, N15, N17

Cercanías (local train)

Madrid-Atocha

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Docking stations:

- Calle de Santa Isabel (esquina con plaza del Emperador Carlos V)

- Ronda de Atocha (esquina con Plaza del Emperador Carlos V)

Price

According to event.

Times

According to event.

Type

Cultural venues, Concert halls

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