Winter concerts at the Palau and La Rambleta

Winter at the Palau de la Música

The Palau de la Música is at Paseo de la Alameda 30, 46023 València, in the Turia gardens. The 2026-27 season is the hall's 40th. The general subscription booklet lists 45 concerts in Sala Iturbi, shared by the Orquestra de València and guest orchestras. The booklet says the programme can change. The ticket and the listing on palauvalencia.com are the dates that count.

From December to February the subscription sits in Iturbi, usually at 19:30, with some Saturdays at 19:00 and one Sunday at 18:30. Each concert carries three prices. For the home orchestra the usual line is 20, 15 and 10 euros. Guest orchestras sit higher. The zone for each figure appears on the seat map when you buy.

December 2026 in Sala Iturbi

• Friday 4, 19:30. Orquestra de València, Christophe Rousset. 20, 15 and 10 euros.
• Wednesday 9, 19:30. Julie Fuchs, Collegium Vocale Gent, the Freiburger Barockorchester and Pablo Heras-Casado. 60, 45 and 30 euros.
• Saturday 12, 19:00. Edicson Ruiz with the Orquestra de València, Christian Vásquez: Oscher and Scheherazade. 20, 15 and 10 euros.
• Thursday 17, 19:30. Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir, Ton Koopman: Bach's Christmas Oratorio. 50, 38 and 25 euros.
• Friday 18, 19:30. Pacho Flores and the Orquestra de València, Alexander Liebreich: Haydn and Mahler's First. 20, 15 and 10 euros.

The piano pass is a separate product. It puts Javier Perianes in Iturbi on Tuesday 1 December at 19:30 (Falla, Chopin and Albéniz) and Boris Giltburg on Tuesday 15, same hour, continuing the Beethoven sonatas. Check the listing before you assume a recital sits inside the 45.

January and February 2027

• Tuesday 12 January and Tuesday 20 January, both 19:30. Piano pass: Giltburg, then Daniil Trifonov.
• Friday 15 January, 19:30. Orquestra de València and Liebreich: Bruckner's Eighth. 20, 15 and 10 euros.
• Friday 5 February, 19:30. Pablo Ferrández and the Orquestra de València, Marc Albrecht. 20, 15 and 10 euros.
• Saturday 6 February, 19:00. Lisa Batiashvili and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Klaus Mäkelä. 76, 57 and 38 euros.
• Sunday 14 February, 18:30. Gabrieli Consort and Players, Paul McCreesh: Purcell's The Fairy Queen. 30, 23 and 15 euros.
• Friday 26 February, 19:30. Juan de la Rubia on organ with the Orquestra de València and Pablo González, including Holst's Planets suite. 20, 15 and 10 euros.

Yuja Wang (Tuesday 2 February, 19:30) and Grigory Sokolov (Saturday 27 February, 19:00) close the piano pass's winter block. For both, the programme is still to be announced. The full run, October 2026 to July 2027, is in the hall's booklet. This is the winter cut.

The orchestra and the passes

The Palau site names Alexander Liebreich as music director. The orchestra plays a large share of the general subscription and also has its own shorter pass. For a single winter night, a single ticket is the current route.

Annual pass prices for 2026-27

It covers 45 concerts and gives priority on extraordinary concerts. Payment can be split into two four-month instalments. Seats sit on a subscription card.

• A, amphitheatre and stalls: 1,129 euros. Discounted: 988.
• B, tiers: 845 euros. Discounted: 740.
• C, rear of the hall: 564 euros. Discounted: 353.

The discount covers pensioners, students aged 12 to 30 with an ISIC card, International Youth Card holders (IYTC), Carnet Jove holders aged 14 to 30, large families, single-parent families and people in long-term unemployment. Show the document in person. Discounts do not stack.

The pass calendar the hall published is closed: renewals 1 to 9 September 2026, new annual passes 11 to 13 September, the orchestra pass on 15 and 16 September, other cycles 17 to 20 September, and the end of pass sales on 20 September. Single tickets went on sale on 23 September 2026. Any leftover pass stock would show on the website when you buy.

Shorter passes

• Orquestra de València: 235, 176 and 118 euros (A, B and C).
• Beethoven cycle: 153, 111 and 77 euros. Published sale window, 17 to 20 September 2026.
• Musica et Anima: 361, 273 and 181 euros. Same window.
• Piano pass, seven Iturbi recitals, from Perianes on 1 December 2026 to Hélène Grimaud on 25 May 2027: 191, 144 and 96 euros. Pass on sale 1 to 20 September 2026.

Box office

Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 14:00 and 17:00 to 21:30. Closed Monday. Phone sales: 960 700 100. Enquiries: 96 208 80 78 and info@palauvalencia.com. Also palauvalencia.com and servientradas.com. On 23 September 2026 they opened at 9:00 and gave out queue numbers from 8:30. That was a one-day arrangement.

La Rambleta: theatre and music

La Rambleta is on Bulevar Sur, corner of Carrer Pío IX, 46017, in Sant Marcel·lí. Phone 960 011 511. The 2026-27 season note mixes theatre, music, comedy, film, exhibitions, talks and family shows. On Valencian work they announce more than 110 proposals, 60 performances by Valencian companies, and more than 130 concerts across the season. The day of each show is on its page at larambleta.com. The season note gives names. Only some pieces arrive with a fixed date.

Stage

The Valencian note includes El cos, by A Destajo; La libertad se toma; El acontecimiento; Dutxa; El gran sarau; the end of the Eclipsi Total tour, by Pont Flotant with Rambleta; the premiere of Nomad; and the sixth Gala de Dansa Internacional Valenciana. The site places Eclipsi Total on 27 and 28 November 2026.

Further afield it names Hiba Abouk in Cucaracha, Miki Esparbé in Las cosas extraordinarias, Blanca Portillo in 7 minutos, Carolina Yuste and Eneko Sagardoy in Fronteras, and Eduardo Guerrero. Las cosas extraordinarias is listed for 19 and 20 December 2026. December also includes Swan Lake and The Nutcracker, with no day in that note.

Music the venue programmes itself

Ram Sessions continue with jazz and Sedajazz, emerging bands, and the Plena 79 Social Club with lindy hop from Swinging Undermoon. For November 2026 the cycle page lists the 8th, Sedajazz Happy Band; the 15th, La Xica and Josep María Cendra; the 20th, Sedajazz Latin Sextet. Rambleta Flamenca, with Mediterranean Guitar, runs from 21 October to 16 December 2026. Clàssica a la Cambra continues with Nostrum Mare Camerata, and some concerts are preceded by the talk Los músicos te lo cuentan.

The same note names Joe Jackson, José González, The Lemon Twigs, Eliades Ochoa, María del Mar Bonet, Rita Payés and the Leo and Leo project, plus a New Year's concert. The date is on each listing. If a night is not posted, it is not confirmed.

Christmas in the hall

Festival Mundial de Magia, the third edition, runs from 26 to 31 December 2026, with 26 performances. Recommended age: 8 and over. Children under 2 come in as an add-on to a ticket. VIP Meet and Greet: 45 euros plus a 3 euro fee. Zone B, boxes and sides: 30 euros plus 3. Entry is the QR in the email.

When the day is wet

Both halls work under a roof. At the Palau a winter evening fits a 19:30 concert in Iturbi. At La Rambleta the same day might be theatre, a Ram Session or a family show, depending on the board. The auditorium usually opens an hour ahead. There is no cloakroom. Photos and drinks inside depend on the show. If you step out, you can come back. The contact page said the café was waiting to reopen. Check that notice if you plan to eat in the building.

Tickets

At the Palau, single seats are sold at the box office, by phone, on the website and through Servientradas. A concert at 20, 15 and 10 euros and one at 76, 57 and 38 euros are different bands. The second is the Concertgebouw visit.

At La Rambleta the contact page puts the in-person box office at Tuesday to Friday, 16:00 to 20:00, plus the two hours before each show. Online sales run around the clock. The FAQ on the same page widens phone sales to Tuesday to Sunday, 16:00 to 20:00, and moves July to mornings, 10:00 to 14:00. If those lines disagree on the day, follow the hours posted that day. A phone ticket is enough. Every person needs a ticket, including a small child and anyone without a seat. The house rule is no exchanges and no refunds. Club Rambleta members can change many tickets up to 7 days ahead, and the perks are printed on each show. The venue does not vouch for tickets bought outside its official sellers.

What is filed on this site is at the city agenda. The seat map and the day's board stay on the organiser's site.

How to get there

Palau de la Música

Visit València lists metro lines 3 and 5, and EMT buses 4, 18, 92, 93, 94 and C3. On the same site's metro guide, Alameda, under the Exposición bridge, is the stop for the central Turia gardens on lines 3, 5, 7 and 9. Bus 95, on the Valencia Tourist Card transport page, runs the old riverbed and stops at the Palau. The address is Paseo de la Alameda 30.

La Rambleta

The venue lists EMT 9, 10, 99 and N6, and metro lines 1 and 5, stops Patraix or Safranar. That page says it is 8 minutes from the centre and 5 from the City of Arts and Sciences. That is the venue's own timing. Parking in the building holds 150 cars. If the ticket does not include it, the published rate is 1.50 euros an hour, paid at the box office.

Frequently asked questions

Can I still buy a Palau pass for the winter?

The published sale and renewal window ended on 20 September 2026. Single tickets have been on sale since 23 September. Any remaining pass seats would appear on the hall's site when you buy.

Is the piano pass the general pass?

They are two products. The general pass covers 45 concerts. The piano pass covers seven Iturbi recitals, from Javier Perianes on 1 December 2026 to Hélène Grimaud on 25 May 2027, at 191, 144 and 96 euros. The listing says which pass a recital belongs to.

What time do doors open at La Rambleta?

The house usually opens the auditorium an hour before the show. On the contact page the weekday box office is 16:00 to 20:00, Tuesday to Friday, and it also opens two hours before the performance. A ticket on your phone is accepted. There is no cloakroom.

Where do I check a date change?

On palauvalencia.com and larambleta.com. Both organisers say the board can move. The ticket and the day's listing override this summary.