Ferro Carril Oeste Stadium, Professional football stadium in Caballito, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Ferro Carril Oeste Stadium is a football ground in Caballito with 24,442 seats arranged in curved stands along the field. The complex includes additional sports facilities where the club trains and hosts other athletic activities.
The stadium opened on January 2, 1905, making it the oldest football venue in continuous operation under the Argentine Football Association. This enduring presence reflects its lasting role in Buenos Aires sports history.
The stadium is home to Club Ferro Carril Oeste, drawing supporters from the neighborhood who gather here to watch their team play. Its location in the residential area of Caballito makes it a social hub where locals regularly gather for matches and events.
The stadium sits at Avenida Avellaneda 1240 and is walkable from Primera Junta subway station. Multiple bus lines serve the area, making it straightforward to reach by public transport.
During the 1980s, the stadium transformed into a concert venue that attracted international acts such as Iron Maiden and The Cure. This musical chapter shows how the space adapted to host different kinds of events beyond football.
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