Fortín de Ludueña, Football stadium in Ludueña district, Rosario, Argentina
Fortín de Ludueña is a football stadium in the Ludueña neighborhood of Rosario with modern concrete stands and facilities that hold about 10,000 spectators. The grounds contain five changing rooms, press boxes, general admission sections, and reserved seating areas for different types of visitors.
The stadium was founded in 1956 and underwent major modernization in 2001. That renovation replaced wooden structures with concrete blocks and added more seating.
This is the home ground of Club Atlético Tiro Federal Argentino, and it embodies how deeply football connects to the neighborhood's identity. Local supporters gather here for matches, and the stadium plays a central role in how the community comes together.
The stadium is located at the intersection of Casilda and Matienzo streets and is easy to reach. The seating areas are clearly organized, so visitors can easily find their way to their sections.
The name 'Fortín' comes from the stadium's design, which resembles a fortification, especially with its large entrance gates. This distinctive architecture makes it a recognizable landmark in the neighborhood.
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