The Castell de Peralada Festival has taken place every summer for the last twenty years in the Gothic and Renaissance halls, constructed between the 14th and 16th centuries. The festival is characterised by its flexibility to adapt to new situations, depending on the artistic demands of each performance.

Castle Gardens Auditorium

The Castle Gardens Auditorium hosts the main stage of the Castell de Peralada Festival. It is an open-air auditorium with magnificent acoustics and visibility, and has seating for up to 1800 people. Its unbeatable acoustics make the covered stage an ideal location for operas, ballets, symphonies, recitals and large-scale variety performances.

The Carmen Church

The Iglesia del Carmen de Peralada is a Gothic building that currently houses the Castillo de Peralada Museum. The cloisters and church are well-known for their exceptional multicoloured wooden coffered ceilings.
The church, constructed in the second half of the 14th century, is one of the most important stages at the Festival. It is an indoor area with a seating capacity for 400 and is generally used to host chamber music concerts and recitals.
The Gothic cloisters, from the same time period, are also in perfect condition. This is an intimate space with seating for up to 200 and has been used on occasions as an alternative stage area.