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Estadio Pedro Marrero
Havana, Cuba
About Estadio Pedro Marrero
Havana's main football ground hosts Cuba national team matches and the domestic football league in a setting that reflects both the pride and the resourcefulness of Cuban sport. The stadium dates from the 1930s and its aging grandeur is part of its fan appeal. International football fans visiting Cuba find the stadium experience genuinely unlike anything they have encountered elsewhere.
Located in Havana.
Tags: football cuba caribbean-cup
Planning a Fan Trip Around Estadio Pedro Marrero
Estadio Pedro Marrero works as a daytime or off-window itinerary layer in Havana.
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About Estadio Pedro Marrero
Havana's main football ground hosts Cuba national team matches and the domestic football league in a setting that reflects both the pride and the resourcefulness of Cuban sport. The stadium dates from the 1930s and its aging grandeur is part of its fan appeal. International football fans visiting Cuba find the stadium experience genuinely unlike anything they have encountered elsewhere.
Estadio Pedro Marrero is located in Havana, Cuba.