Parque Sarmiento

Parque Sarmiento is a large sports complex in Saavedra featuring four football fields, two Olympic swimming pools, and multiple tennis courts. The facility spans a wide area and provides training grounds for various sports.

The park opened in 1981 and became a central sports venue in Buenos Aires over time. It has grown to serve a wide range of athletic needs for the city's residents.

Local sports schools teach athletics, hockey, and gymnastics to people of all ages and abilities throughout the year. The complex serves as a gathering place where the community comes to train and play together.

Weekday visits are free, while weekends and holidays require payment, with additional fees for parking and pool access. Plan your visit in advance and wear comfortable athletic clothes.

The complex includes specialized areas for BMX freestyle cycling and a dedicated cycling path stretching 3 kilometers for riders of all levels. Beach volleyball courts offer additional recreational options for casual players.

Location: Buenos Aires

Official opening: September 1981

Address: Av. Ricardo Balbín y Pico

GPS coordinates: -34.55285,-58.49797

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:47