Estádio Engenheiro Alencar Araripe, Football stadium in Cariacica, Brazil
Estádio Engenheiro Alencar Araripe is a football stadium in Cariacica with a natural grass pitch and four lighting towers that illuminate the field. The facility has modern amenities including electronic scoreboards, air-conditioned locker rooms, and two additional training fields for teams to use.
The stadium opened in 1966 with an inaugural match and developed into an important local venue. Major renovations in 2012 modernized its facilities and equipment significantly.
In 1991, the stadium hosted a public address by Nelson Mandela, marking a significant moment in its history beyond sports events.
The venue is easy to access and provides clear orientation for visitors exploring the stadium. Modern facilities make visits comfortable whether you are attending a match or touring the grounds.
The stadium served as a training center for the Australian national team during 2014 World Cup preparations. This role made it a hub for international sports training during one of the world's biggest sporting events.
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