Auditorio Cartuja hosts congresses, conventions, product launches and shareholder meetings for up to 506 seated delegates, with a 450 m² hall for banquets and cocktails and meeting rooms for 10 to 80 people. Branded Ibercaja Auditorio Cartuja, the venue stands on Calle Albert Einstein, on the Isla de la Cartuja in Seville, and runs a program of music, theater and comedy alongside its corporate bookings.
Seminars and company events
The venue lists conventions, congresses, seminars, training days, product launches, shareholder meetings, networking sessions and team building among the events it takes. The team helps plan the format, the layout of each room and the basic requirements, then stays through setup and the event itself. Audiovisual support covers sound, lighting, projection and speaker resources. Extra services include access control, attendee reception and coordination with outside suppliers. Security, with access control, guarding, health protocols and liability insurance, is contracted separately from the room hire.
Rooms and capacities
The Auditorio seats 506 in an amphitheater layout with clear sightlines and a technical rider, suited to plenary sessions, galas and large presentations. Sala Oasis is an open, multipurpose hall of 450 m² that can be set as a theater, cabaret, exhibition or cocktail space, and is used for banquets, presentations and company gatherings. The Hall de entrada, a 100 m² entrance hall with an adjoining outdoor area, handles registration, cloakroom, coffee breaks and small exhibitions. Meeting rooms take groups of 10 to 80 for breakout sessions or board meetings. The venue states that all rooms have professional screens, sound and lighting.
A typical congress can therefore run its plenary in the Auditorio, the exhibition or lunch in Sala Oasis and the welcome desk in the entrance hall, with workshops in the meeting rooms.
Catering
The venue arranges coffee breaks, receptions and networking moments as part of its service, and Sala Oasis is laid out for banquets and cocktails. The site does not name a caterer, so menus and service style are set with the events team for each booking.
History and setting
The Isla de la Cartuja lies between two arms of the Guadalquivir river, just west of the historic center. The island hosted the 1992 Universal Exposition and today combines a science and technology park, university buildings and cultural venues. The auditorium sits in this district, which keeps congress traffic away from the narrow streets of the old town while staying close to it.
Getting there
The venue describes its location as well connected to the city center for both delegates and suppliers. Sevilla Santa Justa station, served by high-speed trains from Madrid, and Seville airport are both a short taxi ride away. An organizer can confirm parking and coach access with the events team when booking.
