Estadio Regional de Antofagasta

Estadio Regional de Antofagasta is a multipurpose stadium in the northern coastal city and features concrete structures with seating distributed across its main stand and side sections. The facility accommodates sports events and serves the local community for gatherings.

The stadium opened in 1964 after construction started in 1961, initially designed as a backup venue for the 1962 football World Cup. Though planned for that purpose, it ultimately served different functions for the city.

The facility carries the name Calvo y Bascuñán, chosen through a public vote in 2010 to honor the original builders. The name reflects how the community values those who created this gathering place.

Visitors can reach the venue using TransAntofagasta bus lines that run directly from different parts of the city to the grounds. The connection makes it convenient to get there for events or a quick visit.

The stadium sits on the former grounds of the Antofagasta Riding Club, representing a shift from equestrian activities to professional football. This transformation shows how the city's sporting focus evolved over time.

Location: Antofagasta

Inception: October 3, 1964

Architects: Manzana Guitierrez

Official opening: October 8, 1964

Capacity: 21178

Website: http://municipalidadantofagasta.cl

GPS coordinates: -23.67014,-70.40458

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:42