Anfiteatro El Patagual

Anfiteatro El Patagual is an open-air amphitheater built into natural terrain in Olmué, located in the Valparaíso Region. The venue features rows of seating arranged to face a central stage area.

The land became part of Olmué in 1944, which set the stage for the amphitheater's development as a public performance space. Over time it grew into a center for artistic gatherings and cultural expression.

This amphitheater serves as a gathering place for local music performances and traditional events that bring the community together throughout the year. Visitors can experience live performances that reflect the musical traditions of the region.

The venue can be reached via Estero Pelamote street, with parking available on nearby neighborhood streets in Olmué. As an open-air facility, visitors should check local weather conditions and plan accordingly for outdoor events.

The name comes from pataguas trees that once filled the landscape but are now less common in the area. This botanical connection reflects how the location has long been tied to its natural surroundings.