Miramar Palace
Situated in front of La Concha bay, this ensemble in the style of an English “cottage” is the most outstanding sea-front building in San Sebastian, dividing the beaches of Ondarreta and La Concha.
The Miramar Palace was designed in 1889 by the English architect Selden Wornum, and was built in 1893 by order of the Spanish royalty on its extensive area of land.
Today it is a venue that is open to all kinds of events. In summer it becomes the headquarters of the Summer Courses of the University of the Basque Country, and its interior offers rooms of different sizes for the organising of meetings or congresses. Although it inherits an architectural style from the 19th century, its technological infrastructure is kept right up to date in order to satisfy any need.
| Room | Natural light | M 2 | Height | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Julio Caro Baroja Room |
✓ |
180 m2 | 3,5 m | 195 Theatre |
| Royal Dining Room |
✓ |
115 m2 |
4,5 m |
80 Theatre 100 Banquet 100 Cocktail |
| Music Room |
✓ |
110 m2 | 4,5 m | 80 Theatre 100 Banquet 120 Cocktail |
| Santa Clara Room |
✓ |
110 m2 | 3,1 m | 100 Theatre No Banquet No Cocktail |
| White Room |
✓ |
85 m2 | 4,5 m | 60 Theatre 80 Banquet 90 Cocktail |
| Wood Room |
✓ |
80 m2 | 4,5 m | 60 Theatre 80 Banquet 90 Cocktail |
| Petit Salon |
✓ |
65 m2 | 4,5 m | 50 Theatre 60 Banquet 60 Cocktail |
| Press Room |
✓ |
60 m2 | 2,4 m | 35 Theatre No Banquet No Cocktail |
Catering: Non-exclusive
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