Conventions, gala dinners, award ceremonies, product launches and company parties for up to 800 guests can be organized at Palau Alameda, an events building in Valencia with 2,700 square meters spread over three spaces. The rooms work separately or together: a large stage hall, a rooftop restaurant with sunset views and a private club, each with its own catering and in-house technical production.
Seminars and company events
Palau Alameda rents its spaces for corporate dinners, presentations, conventions, galas, graduations and brand events. The in-house teams provide sound and lighting, screens, microphones, cameras and streaming, along with event staff, music and shows, guest list and access control, and custom branding. The venue's portfolio gives an idea of scale: a European congress for 250 agencies using Àtic and La Gran Sala, a business school graduation for 400 with a cocktail upstairs, a company Christmas dinner for 280, the presentation of a food guide for more than 500 guests, and a 24-hour business event for 500 attendees across the building. Smaller formats work too, such as a breakfast meeting for 50 or an airline route presentation for 90 in Àtic.
Rooms and capacities
La Gran Sala is the large-format hall, with a stage and audiovisual equipment, for up to 800 guests. It suits galas, conventions, private concerts, award ceremonies and launches. Àtic is the panoramic restaurant and rooftop, seating up to 250 for a banquet or 550 for a standing cocktail, used for corporate dinners, cocktails, presentations and food events. Azza is the private club, for up to 500 guests, set up for afterworks, private parties and night events with a DJ. Combining the spaces lets an organizer run a plenary session in La Gran Sala, dinner in Àtic and a late party in Azza without moving guests to another address.
Catering
Catering is adapted to each format, from seated menus to cocktail service, and Àtic runs its own restaurant from Tuesday to Sunday. Festive set menus are offered at the end of the year. Event menus are prepared on request, as the site does not list them.
History and setting
The building stands by the Paseo de la Alameda, the avenue that runs along the old Turia riverbed, now a long urban park through the city. Àtic is promoted for its direct view of the sunset, which makes it a natural choice for evening receptions. Palau Alameda also runs a public program of concerts and club nights, so the availability of dates depends on its own calendar, especially on Fridays and Saturdays, when La Gran Sala and Azza open to the public.
Getting there
The main address is Calle Muñoz Seca 2, 46010 Valencia, with the entrance to Àtic and Azza on the corner of Paseo de la Alameda and Calle Arquitecto Mora. The Alameda metro station is a short walk away. Valencia Joaquín Sorolla and Estació del Nord rail stations are about 10 minutes by taxi, and Valencia airport at Manises is roughly 20 minutes by car, which keeps transfers short for delegates arriving the morning of a congress.
