Campo Argentino de Polo, Polo stadium in Palermo, Argentina.
Campo Argentino de Polo is a stadium in Palermo with two playing fields and seating for 30,000 spectators along Avenida del Libertador. The grounds feature stands and facilities arranged around the playing surfaces for matches and events.
The stadium opened in 1928 after the Argentine government acquired the land in 1914. Since then, it has grown into a globally recognized venue for polo competitions.
The venue remains the heart of Argentina's polo world, drawing enthusiasts from across the globe who gather to watch the sport at its highest level. Visitors witness the skill and dedication that have made this sport deeply rooted in local identity.
The Mitre Line with stations at 3 de Febrero and Ministro Carranza is within walking distance of the venue. Visitors can easily reach the stadium by public transportation without needing a car.
The grounds evolved over time into a multipurpose venue and have hosted major international events beyond polo. Music concerts and other sporting competitions have taken place here, bringing prestige to the city.
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