Estadio Municipal de Los Ángeles, Municipal stadium in Los Ángeles, Chile.

The Estadio Municipal de Los Ángeles accommodates 4,150 spectators and serves as the home venue for local football clubs including Club Deportivo Social y Cultural Iberia in the Third Division A.

Originally known as Estadio Fiscal for many years, the stadium was transferred to municipal ownership in the mid-1990s and has since been managed by the Los Ángeles municipality.

Beyond football matches, the stadium functions as a multifunctional community space hosting cultural events, musical performances, religious gatherings, and political demonstrations for the local population throughout the year.

The stadium sits on Estadio Street, facing Laguna Esmeralda, in Los Ángeles. The grounds combine a football pitch with an athletics track of eight 400-metre lanes, plus long jump, triple jump and shot, hammer and discus areas. Access to the running track and field areas depends on municipal management, so check locally before planning a training session.

In August 2010, the stadium inaugurated a new synthetic athletic track with eight 400-meter lanes, replacing the old cinder track through an investment of over 337 million pesos from the National Institute of Sports.