Estadio Viera, Football stadium in Montevideo, Uruguay
Estadio Viera, also known as Parque Alfredo Víctor Viera, is a football stadium in the Prado neighborhood of Montevideo, Uruguay. It has four stands named after former players and serves as the home ground for Montevideo Wanderers.
The stadium opened in 1933 as Wanderers Park and was later renamed after Alfredo Víctor Viera. In 2024, work began to expand the Obdulio Varela stand, and a new upper tier was inaugurated in 2025.
The four stands honor Obdulio Varela, Cayetano Saporiti, René Borjas, and Jorge Barrios, figures in the club's history. A statue of Varela, the 1950 World Cup captain, stands near the ground and is a meeting point for supporters.
The stadium is in the Prado area, near Buschental Avenue, and can be reached by bus or taxi. Visitors should check the schedule for match days, as the area gets crowded and tickets are sold at the gate.
Three football grounds sit within a few meters of each other in the Prado: Parque Viera, Parque Saroldi, and Parque Nasazzi. This makes the area a rare spot where you can see several club stadiums almost side by side.
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