Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó, Football stadium in Parque Patricios, Argentina.
Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó is a football stadium in Parque Patricios with four covered grandstands arranged in a circular design and topped by an art deco tower. The venue accommodates approximately 48,000 spectators within its distinctive structure.
The original stadium opened in 1924, then underwent major reconstruction under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Tomás Adolfo Ducó during the 1940s. This renovation was completed in 1947, giving the venue its current circular design and distinctive features.
The stadium is home to Club Atletico Huracan's dedicated fanbase, who gather here to support their team during Primera Division matches. The supporters create an energetic atmosphere that defines matchday experience in this part of the city.
The venue is located around five kilometers from central Buenos Aires and can be reached via Caseros station on metro line H. From the station, it takes roughly a ten-minute walk to reach the stadium entrance.
The stadium gained international recognition when it appeared in the Oscar-winning film "The Secret in Their Eyes," which showcased aspects of Argentine football culture. This film appearance has made the location notable in cinema history.
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