Estádio Kléber Andrade

Estádio Kléber Andrade is a football stadium in Cariacica known for its distinctive exterior featuring colorful geometric patterns. The venue holds approximately 21,000 spectators and has a natural grass playing field.

The stadium opened in 1983 and has hosted major national and international football events. Following a renovation in 2014, the venue expanded to accommodate large-scale events beyond sports.

The stadium is named after a pioneering coach and represents pride for the local Cariacica community. Its geometric exterior design gives the place a modern, recognizable character that stands out in the city.

The stadium is accessible by public transportation and has sufficient space for different types of events. Before visiting, check the current schedule since the venue hosts varying events throughout the year.

The stadium served as a training ground for Cameroon's national team during the 2014 World Cup. It later hosted matches from the U-17 World Cup, bringing international attention to the venue.

Location: Cariacica

Inception: September 7, 1983

Official opening: September 7, 1983

Capacity: 45000

GPS coordinates: -20.33278,-40.38528

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:23