The venue is part of the Cité Internationale, a redevelopment project led by architect Renzo Piano on the site of a former fairground.
The auditorium's seating configuration can be physically adjusted using motorized systems to switch between different capacity modes.
It utilizes a specific acoustic design that allows the space to function for both spoken-word conferences and high-fidelity musical performances.
The structure is connected to an extensive network of exhibition halls and meeting rooms within the Lyon Congress Centre.
L'Amphithéâtre 3000 is a modular auditorium located within the Cité Internationale complex in Lyon. The venue features a variable capacity layout, ranging from 900 to 3,000 seats, designed for versatility in hosting conventions, concerts, and theatrical productions. Architecturally, it integrates into a Renzo Piano-designed facility situated between the Rhône River and Tête d'Or Park. The stage area spans 350 square meters with a proscenium opening that adjusts to accommodate diverse performance requirements. It serves as the primary large-scale performance space for the Lyon Congress Centre. The venue is fully equipped with professional-grade acoustics and integrated audiovisual technology for large-scale corporate and artistic events.
The glass-fronted facade of the Cité Internationale providing a view of the river and contemporary architecture.
Check the official GL Events website or local ticketing platforms in advance to confirm seating layouts for specific event types.
Arrive early to navigate the Cité Internationale complex, as it is a large campus with multiple buildings.
If attending an event, check if your ticket includes access to the underground parking facilities located directly beneath the complex.
Assuming all entrances to the Cité Internationale lead directly to the main hall; ensure you follow signs for the Amphithéâtre specifically.
Business professional or smart casual depending on the event nature; standard concert hall decorum regarding noise during performances.
