Museo de Carruajes

Organise your event in Museo de Carruajes

Larger room capacity 300 pax

Number of rooms 4

Location Centro de la ciudad

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Contact person: Alejandro Salazar

Plaza de Cuba, 10,, Sevilla, Sevilla

Your event space in Sevilla

The Gallery is a cultural space in Seville with a distinctive identity and character. Located in Plaza de Cuba, it offers a historic and versatile setting for exhibitions, corporate events, and social gatherings. All its exhibitions draw from the extensive ABC Collection, which includes more than 150,000 works by 1,600 artists. The space combines exclusivity, a strategic location, and multiple possibilities for hosting presentations, cultural activities, and corporate events—inviting the city to rediscover art and communication in a unique environment.

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Identity and Mission

“The Gallery” defines itself as a cultural, social, and exhibition space open to the city, hosting both artistic displays and business or social events. It is supported by the ABC Collection, a vast archive containing over 150,000 works by around 1,600 artists.

Location, Architecture, and Layout

Located at Plaza de Cuba 10, Seville, the gallery offers excellent accessibility and urban connections. It comprises 877 square meters distributed across three interior halls (Elcano, Magallanes, and Victoria), plus a 300-square-meter outdoor courtyard facing the building.

Multipurpose Use: A Venue for Events and Gatherings

The Gallery also serves as a venue for cultural, social, and corporate events, as well as family celebrations. Its rooms are equipped with audiovisual systems for conferences, screenings, and professional events, and it has partnerships with catering services—providing a comprehensive, all-in-one offering.

History, Heritage, and Institutional Context

The building housing La Galería was formerly the Museum of Carriages and has a rich history of diverse uses—it has been a convent, a corporate club before Expo ’92, and a school, among others. Its architecture blends post-Herrerian influences with Baroque features and is considered of historical and artistic value.