Auditori Molí de Vila
This municipal auditorium occupies a 19th-century flour mill that used water from the irrigation channel to grind grain. In the 1990s the town council bought and restored it, keeping the perimeter walls, the main roof, the large entrance door and the monumental pines of its garden. Today it is a theatre seating 430, programming theatre, dance, music and cinema.
The Auditori Molí de Vila is a municipal theatre with a second life: it occupies a 19th-century flour mill that ground grain using water from the irrigation channel. It stands in Quart de Poblet, right by the river.
From mill to stage
In the 1990s the town council bought the building and restored it while keeping the essentials of the mill: the perimeter walls, the main roof, the large entrance door and the monumental pines in its garden. Today it is a hall seating 430.
What to do here
The programme mixes theatre, dance, music and cinema through the year, usually ticketed. If you are coming from the city it fits a cultural plan well; our guide to what to do this weekend has more ideas for lining up dates. The venue sits within the Turia Natural Park, so you can pair a show with a walk along the river.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have to pay to get into the Auditori Molí de Vila?
Yes, it is a municipal theatre and its programme is usually ticketed. It is best to check the official listings for each show.
What was the Auditori Molí de Vila before?
It occupies a 19th-century flour mill that ground grain with water from the irrigation channel. In the 1990s the council bought and restored it, keeping the walls, roof, the large door and the garden pines.
What is staged at the Auditori Molí de Vila?
It is a 430-seat hall that programmes theatre, dance, music and cinema throughout the year.
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