This open-air venue is available for concerts and shows. It seats 500 people and stands on an impressive site, overlooking the river.
For almost two decades, this Auditorium was used exclusively by the “Colegio Español” (Spanish School situated in the same grounds); however, in May 2011, it was opened to the general public and has now an independent access at the highest point in the park (Av. del Huerto & Mitre).
The Auditorium being outdoors, productions begin in spring and continue through the greater part of fall, constituting another attraction of the Cultural Center, much like the events that take place in its galleries and in the “Príncipe de Asturias” Theater.
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