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Intimate boutique hotel fashioned from three colonial houses with a library bar and courtyard pool. One of Cartagena's finest stays, blending centuries of history with contemporary luxury.
Cartagena de Indias, Colombia · Capacity: 16,068
Cartagena's main football stadium with a 16,000 capacity, home to Real Cartagena. Set in the historic Caribbean port city, it offers a passionate Colombian football atmosphere.
Estadio Jaime Morón León is the home of Real Cartagena, in the Caribbean-coast city whose walled colonial old town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is one of the most beautiful in the Americas.
Cartagena pairs the football with its ramparts, plazas and nearby beaches.
Below are the Cartagena stays, restaurants and bars fans use around the stadium.
Hotels, bars, restaurants and things to do near Estadio Jaime Morón León in Cartagena de Indias — every pick web-researched and source-cited, closest to the stadium first.
Intimate boutique hotel fashioned from three colonial houses with a library bar and courtyard pool. One of Cartagena's finest stays, blending centuries of history with contemporary luxury.
Stunning luxury hotel in a restored 17th-century convent in the Old City with a rooftop pool overlooking the sea. The most prestigious address in Cartagena, frequented by celebrities and athletes.
Colombian fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi transformed a 250-year-old colonial mansion into this ultra-chic boutique hotel in the heart of the walled city. With just seven rooms, a lush courtyard pool, and impeccable style, it's the ultimate retreat for fans exploring Cartagena's match-day energy.
A beautifully restored colonial mansion inside the walled city, Hotel Santa Teresa is Cartagena's premier sports-travel accommodation — particularly favoured by visiting teams and sports journalists covering Caribbean Cup tournaments. The rooftop pool with city views is the ultimate post-match recovery spot. Its central location means every fan bar and restaurant in the historic centre is walkable.
Stylish hostel and social hub in Getsemaní with co-working spaces, a pool, and a lively bar. The go-to for young fans and backpackers exploring Cartagena on a budget without sacrificing vibes.
Five-star hotel in a beautifully restored 17th-century convent with a stunning cloister pool. A Cartagena landmark where international sports teams and touring artists stay.
Multi-level cocktail bar ranked among the World's 50 Best Bars, with a rooftop terrace overlooking the Old City. Creative Colombian-inspired cocktails in one of the most beautiful bar settings in the Americas.
Perched on the old city walls with the Caribbean stretching out below, Café del Mar is where travelling football fans unwind between watching Colombian league games on the TV inside and watching the legendary Cartagena sunset outside. The ceviche and rum cocktails are as good as the view, and the atmosphere draws a naturally festive international crowd. An essential stop on any sports trip to the Caribbean coast.
Legendary salsa bar in Getsemaní where live bands play till the early hours and everyone dances. Hillary Clinton famously visited — it's the epicenter of Cartagena's world-class nightlife scene.
Open-air salsa bar on Portal de los Dulces in the Old City, blasting cumbia and vallenato from morning to night. A Cartagena institution where cold Águila beers and salsa dancing never stop.
Elegant cocktail bar on Plaza de San Diego with expertly crafted drinks and a romantic colonial setting. The sophisticated choice for fans seeking refined evenings in Cartagena's walled city.
Award-winning fine dining in the heart of Cartagena's Old City, reimagining Colombian flavors with modern technique. Where visiting celebrities and athletes dine during events at the convention center.
One of Latin America's top restaurants, offering an innovative tasting menu celebrating Caribbean Colombian biodiversity. A culinary destination that's put Cartagena on the global gastronomic map.
Famous ceviche spot in the Old City made internationally renowned after Anthony Bourdain's visit. Fresh Caribbean seafood in a vibrant setting — a must-visit for fans exploring Cartagena's walled city.
Beloved local restaurant in Getsemaní serving authentic Caribbean Colombian dishes like arroz con coco and fried fish. Real Cartagena flavors at honest prices, packed with locals on fútbol match days.
A glamorous Cuban-inspired restaurant in the walled city where live jazz and bolero music accompany Caribbean seafood and Cuban classics. Visiting fans celebrating a night in Cartagena find the mojitos flowing and the atmosphere electric, especially after local fútbol matches.
The largest Spanish fort in the Americas, built in 1536 with a labyrinth of underground tunnels — a UNESCO-protected fortress overlooking the old city.
The Estadio Jaime Morón León is home to Real Cartagena and one of the most atmospheric lower-division grounds in Colombia, where passionate local fans create a noise disproportionate to the stadium's modest size. The surrounding street food scene — fried fish, arepas de huevo, fresh coconut juice — is part of the full match-day experience on the Caribbean coast. A raw, genuine Colombian football experience far from the big-city stadiums.
Cartagena's hippest neighborhood features vibrant murals, rooftop bars, and salsa clubs — where sports fans discover Colombia's Caribbean soul after dark.
Walk the UNESCO-listed colonial walled city past candy-colored balconied houses, plazas with live music, and churches dating to the Spanish conquest.
The permanent beach volleyball courts along Bocagrande's seafront are a hub of sports activity in Cartagena, hosting both casual games and organised tournaments throughout the year. Colombian national team beach volleyball players have trained on these very courts. Spectating or joining a game here with the Caribbean Sea as backdrop is one of sport's most idyllic settings.
The working-class Getsemaní neighborhood, now one of Latin America's most celebrated street art destinations, includes Colombian football murals alongside its famous social justice imagery. The neighborhood's transformation through art mirrors Colombia's football transformation from conflict to Copa Libertadores competitor. A walking tour here the day before a match tells the story of modern Colombia through visual art.
Estadio Jaime Morón León in Cartagena de Indias is tracked across 0 events and seats 16,068 fans. Here's how fans build a trip around it:
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Estadio Jaime Morón León has a capacity of 16,068 people.
Estadio Jaime Morón León opened in 1958. It was designed by Germán Samper Gnecco.
Real Cartagena plays home games at Estadio Jaime Morón León in Cartagena de Indias.
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