Estádio Olímpico Pedro Ludovico, Sports stadium in Goiânia, Brazil.

Estádio Olímpico Pedro Ludovico is a football stadium in central Goiânia, rebuilt and reopened in 2016 on the site of the 1941 ground. It holds 13,500 seated spectators, every seat fitted with a plastic chair, and forms one module of the Centro de Excelência do Esporte, beside the Parque Aquático and the Ginásio Rio Vermelho.

The venue was built starting in 1940 and marked a phase of development for Goiânia during its early years as a city. This period was driven by investments in infrastructure and public facilities.

The stadium has been tied to local football since its establishment and draws fans from Goiânia who gather to support their team. It has become a meeting point for the sports community, where people come together to play and celebrate.

The stadium sits in central Goiânia, beside the Parque Aquático and the Ginásio Rio Vermelho. The rebuilt stands have 13,500 plastic seats, all numbered, so a ticket gives a fixed place. The site is part of the Centro de Excelência do Esporte, whose other modules include classrooms, an auditorium and athlete accommodation.

The rebuilt stadium opened on 8 August 2016 with a match between a Goiás select and a Brazil Masters team, ending 0-0; Túlio Maravilha, Júnior Baiano, Viola and Mauro Galvão played, and singer Marrone turned out for the Goiás side.