The stadium's nickname, 'Tres de Febrero', commemorates the historic Battle of Caseros fought in the surrounding area in 1852.
The club, Club Almagro, was originally founded in the Almagro district of Buenos Aires city before moving its home facilities to the province.
The stadium grounds have undergone various structural renovations to meet the shifting safety requirements of the Argentine Football Association (AFA).
The venue is known for its intense atmosphere during 'clásico' matches against local rivals such as Estudiantes de Buenos Aires.
Estadio Almagro, formally known as Estadio Tres de Febrero, is the home ground of Club Almagro, a professional football club currently competing in the Argentine Primera Nacional. Located in José Ingenieros in the Greater Buenos Aires area, the stadium was inaugurated in 1956. It features a capacity of approximately 19,000 spectators. The pitch is oriented longitudinally, surrounded by tiered concrete stands typical of mid-20th-century Argentine football infrastructure. The stadium serves as a central hub for the club's loyal local fan base, known for their passionate support during home matches. It sits in a predominantly residential industrial zone of the Tres de Febrero Partido.
The main entrance gate displaying the Club Almagro crest.
Check the official AFA or Club Almagro fixture list to ensure a match is scheduled before visiting.
Arrive early to experience the pre-match atmosphere around the stadium perimeter.
Wear neutral colors if not specifically supporting the home team to remain low-profile.
Do not attempt to enter the stadium on non-match days without prior authorization from the club administration.
Operations are strictly dictated by the professional football calendar; the venue remains inaccessible to the public outside of scheduled match days or organized events.
Avoid wearing clothing associated with opposing rival teams.
