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About Estadio Alejandro Villanueva

Estadio Alejandro Villanueva, located in the La Victoria district of Lima (Matute neighborhood), has been the home ground of Club Alianza Lima since 1974. Opened on December 27, 1974, the stadium was renamed in 2000 to honor a club legend. With a official capacity of 33,938 and plans discussed for expansion toward ~47,000, this historic venue remains a central hub for Peruvian football and notable events, including Copa América 1975 and Elton John’s 1995 concert. The venue features four main stands: Sur, Norte, Oriente, and Occidente (Occidente subdivided into Central, Lateral, and Palco Rojo). We’ve got you covered with seating info, parking guidance, transport options, and trusted partner recommendations for hotels and dining nearby.

Whether you’re a local fan or visiting Lima for a match or event, secure your seats with a straightforward process and plan your trip with reliable transit options. Estadio Alejandro Villanueva remains a symbol of football culture in Peru, continuously evolving with modernization and lighting upgrades while preserving its storied past. For more specifics on dates, seating details, and partner recommendations, check the listings and keep an eye on official venue updates.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: La Victoria district, Lima, Peru (Matute neighborhood).
  • Capacity: 33,938 (official); plans and reports have referenced expansion toward ~47,000 seats.
  • Venue type: football stadium; home of Club Alianza Lima since 1974.
  • Opened: December 27, 1974; renamed Estadio Alejandro Villanueva in 2000 (previously Estadio Alianza Lima).
  • Address/public transit: Avenida Isabel la Católica (address listed as Avenida Isabel la Católica 821 in some sources). Public transit access noted at Av. Isabel la Católica.
  • Seating chart: four stands — Sur, Norte, Oriente, Occidente; Occidente subdivided into Central, Lateral, and Palco Rojo.
  • Notable events: Copa América 1975; Elton John concert in 1995.
  • Remodel plans: new lighting and modernization with potential capacity expansion to ~47,000; not demolished.