National Stadium (Chile)

The National Stadium of Chile, located in Santiago, was originally built in 1938 and expanded in 1962 for the World Cup. It is a versatile sports and event venue, primarily used for football matches, concerts, and other large gatherings. The stadium features a modern design with seating for around 48,000 spectators and includes various facilities such as locker rooms and media areas. It has historical significance, notably serving as a detention center after the 1973 military coup. Today, it remains a central hub for sports and cultural events in Chile.