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| Estadio Varela | |
| Full name | Estadio Varela |
|---|---|
| Location | Punta Santiago, Alduria |
| Broke ground | 1669 AN |
| Built | 1669 AN-1672 AN |
| Opened | 1673 AN |
| Renovated | 1680 AN |
| Expanded | 1680 AN |
| Owner | City of Punta Santiago |
| Surface | Hybrid grass |
| Construction cost |
€168,198,000 (Original) €48,981,234 (Expansion, Renovation) |
| Architect | Arquitectiva de Punta Santiago |
| Project manager | Jean du Barbonne |
| Structural engineer | Augusto Velez |
| Services engineer | Ignacio Valverde |
| General contractor | Regency Construction |
| Main contractors |
Regency Construction Kerularios & Company |
| Capacity | 58,123 |
| Tenants | |
| Punta Santiago FC | |
Estadio Varela, known for colloquially as El Varela, is a 58,123-seat stadium in the Aldurian capital, Punta Santiago. The stadium is known as the "Mother of Aldurian Football" referring to its importance in the development of Aldurian football and Aldurian gridiron football.
The stadium has also held rugby union matches and serves as a large music venue and for many special national events.
