Le Cube

Le Cube is a multipurpose event and conference venue in Troyes, part of the wider Troyes Champagne Expo complex. Set right in the heart of the city next to the train station, it has long served as the region's main stage for large-scale concerts, shows and trade events.

How to get there?

Le Cube sits at 20 rue des Gayettes, in central Troyes, making it an easy destination for both locals and visitors arriving from elsewhere. Because the venue is next to the train station, arriving by rail means you can walk to the entrance in just a few minutes — no shuttle or taxi needed. Drivers can use the venue's own private car park, which holds 300 vehicles. From Paris, the journey takes roughly an hour and a half, making Le Cube realistic either as a day trip or as part of a longer stay in Troyes built around a specific event.

What is there to see?

At the heart of the complex is a multipurpose show hall covering 2,910 m², which organisers can configure with up to 3,000 seats, or, in a mixed standing-and-seated layout, host as many as 6,200 people. The building dates back to the 1960s, was updated in the 1980s, and underwent a full renovation in 2009, bringing its technical and acoustic infrastructure up to modern standards.

Beyond the main hall, the site includes three additional pavilions, a 329 m² lounge suited to smaller meetings, and two reception halls that handle guest flow during large events. Covered floor space across the whole complex runs past 8,000 m², complemented by an 11,000 m² outdoor esplanade used for trade fairs, open-air displays and events that need extra room to spread out. The full site covers around 20,000 m², making Le Cube one of the largest event venues in the Aube region.

The venue's flexible layout means Le Cube hosts everything from concerts and stage shows to conferences, corporate galas, shareholder meetings, trade fairs and sporting events. Because the pavilions are modular, several events can run in parallel without interfering with one another.

When to visit?

Le Cube runs a programme year-round, since most activity takes place indoors regardless of season or weather. Concert and show dates are typically announced months in advance, so it's worth checking current listings before planning a trip to Troyes around a specific act. The trade-fair and conference calendar tends to be busiest in spring and autumn, while summer favours larger outdoor events that make use of the esplanade.

Frequently asked questions

What is Le Cube in Troyes? It's a multipurpose event and conference complex in central Troyes, part of the Troyes Champagne Expo site, used for concerts, shows, trade fairs and corporate events.

How many people can the main hall hold? The 2,910 m² show hall seats up to 3,000 people, or up to 6,200 in a mixed standing-and-seated configuration.

Is Le Cube easy to reach? Yes — it's close to the Troyes train station and has its own 300-space car park, and Paris is about an hour and a half away by car.

What kind of events take place at Le Cube? Concerts, stage shows, conferences, galas, shareholder meetings, trade fairs and sporting events — the modular layout lets several different event types run at the same time.