Plaza Nuevo Progreso, Bullfighting arena in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Plaza Nuevo Progreso is a bullring in Guadalajara with circular tiers of seating that accommodate approximately 16,500 spectators. The sand-covered central ring is surrounded by multiple levels of seats offering clear views of the action.
The arena opened in 1967 and established itself as a venue for bullfighting traditions in the region. Since its founding, it has served as the main location for this sport in Guadalajara.
The arena serves as a venue for Mexican bullfighting traditions, where visitors witness corridas alongside other entertainment events that draw diverse crowds throughout the year.
The arena is accessible through its main entrances where visitors can find information and locate their seats. It is advisable to arrive early to avoid crowds and to allow time for finding your way around the different seating levels.
The structure was designed by architect José Manuel Gómez Vázquez Aldana, who combined functional elements with traditional Mexican architectural features using reinforced concrete. This blend of practicality and local building traditions makes the venue architecturally distinctive.
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