Gran Parque Central Stadium

Gran Parque Central Stadium is the home football stadium of the Nacional Club. It was opened in 1900 and became one of the stadiums that hosted the games of the 1st World Cup in 1930. Until that time, the stadium was the main sports arena of the country, and after the construction of the new stadium Centenario lost its status.

The stadium consists of 4 main stands: north, south, west and east, named after the famous players "Nacional".

In 2005, a major reconstruction of the stadium was carried out. After the restoration and expansion of the stadium, the capacity was increased to 22,000 spectators. In 2012, the stadium was expanded to 37,000 people.

Now it is used for home matches of the national football championship, the South American Cup and the Copa Libertadores.