Les Arts, a renowned symbol of the performing arts in Valencia

The Palau de Les Arts Reina Sofía, designed by Santiago Calatrava, is a stunning part of Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences. It also houses the Orchestra of the Region of Valencia.

Opened in 2005, Les Arts boasts over 40,000 square meters and features a 1,500-seat Auditorium, a 1,481-seat Main Hall, and two 400-seat theaters, the Aula Magistral and the Martín y Teatro Sole. Its impressive scale is a defining feature.

Les Arts features tiered platforms, walkways, and vegetation, all accessible by elevators and stairs. The interplay of steel and glass creates a dynamic experience for visitors.

A 56m long, feather-shaped metal structure extends from a concrete pylon. Two symmetrical corridors from the box office lead to the Main Hall's grand lobby.

White concrete forms Les Arts' main structure, while stunning ceramic mosaic roofs complete the building's unique design. The interplay of these materials is striking.

Les Arts not only breathes architecture, it also breathes nature. It is surrounded by more than 60,000m2 of gardens and 11,000m2 of water with surrounding walkways.

Other important spaces at Les Arts include the Los Toros room, a bright and modern space divided into 2 levels, with a large tree on the lower level. And its halls, where sometimes gala dinners or special events in Valencia are held.

Les Arts has become an architectural landmark in the city of Valencia. A place visited every year by thousands of people who admire not only the beauty of its shows, but also its architecture.