Estadio Parque Municipal, Sports stadium in Valdivia, Chile

Estadio Parque Municipal is an open-air football ground in Valdivia holding about 5,000 people, home of Deportes Valdivia. It sits inside the Parque Municipal Guillermo Harnecker among century-old trees, and a synthetic athletics track runs around the pitch. Broadcast booths for radio and television stand at the ground, and the Coliseo Municipal Antonio Azurmendy Riveros lies at its northern end.

The stadium sits inside the Parque Municipal Guillermo Harnecker, from which it takes its name, among century-old trees. In 1989, while Deportes Valdivia played in the first division, a Copa Chile match against Colo Colo drew more than 8,000 spectators, far beyond its capacity. In the 2015-16 Segunda División Profesional season, the club won the final 5-1 against Deportes La Pintana before a full ground, returning to Primera B after 26 years.

This stadium serves as the home of Deportes Valdivia football club and draws spectators from across the region for matches. The pitch and stands form a gathering place where local fans come together to support their team.

The stadium sits inside the Parque Municipal Guillermo Harnecker, among century-old trees, and is ringed by a synthetic athletics track. The Coliseo Municipal Antonio Azurmendy Riveros stands at its northern end. Access is through the park grounds.

The ground sits inside the Parque Municipal Guillermo Harnecker, among century-old trees, and is ringed by a synthetic athletics track. In 1989, when Deportes Valdivia hosted Colo Colo in the Copa Chile, more than 8,000 people packed in, far beyond its capacity.