This stadium is one of my favorites. I've been here to watch many Colo-Colo matches, because I…read moreenjoy the experience, even though I'm no fan of them. This stadium is really big and it's very comfortable. It also has big screens. Security is also really strict here, so you shouldn't worry, because inside it's not as dangerous as TV shows. Even so, I recommend you go on foot, never by car. Also, when Colo-Colo plays against Universidad de Chile...thats when it gets really dangerous, so you should avoid that match. All in all, it's a great place to enjoy the game.

Estadio Nacional (the national stadium) has such a rich and interesting history. I would highly…read morerecommend just reading up about all of the events and things that have taken place here. It is obviously a stadium so there is a track, tennis courts, etc. Everything you would expect for physical activity. I got to go to the stadium for a different nocturnal activity. Estadio Nacional also host outdoors concerts and it is where I got to see Manu Chao live. The sound at the stadium is unbelievable. I can honestly say this is one of the best outdoor concerts I have ever been too (and not just because of who was singing). It's perfect as there is so much space and the crowed really has fun out in the grass. The only thing I would have liked is if the event's coordinator arrange for more bathrooms for large events like this one. I saw a lot of people peeing just about everywhere due to the lack of porter potties.

Located near the Jumbo and Parque Intercomunal (the perfect place to celebrate a win after with a…read moreBBQ), this sports center (or better known as a "sports city" is super large with installations for any sports player. I have only come here to play soccer however, so I cannot comment on the rest of their facilities (although they all look very new and well maintained). I also have never rented a field here on my own, so I don't know the prices, but I have come and played a couple of games here via Ligas Femeninas whenever our other usual fields have been occupied. Regardless, they have 6 fields and they are all good quality turf fields for "baby" soccer. They also have good lighting for night games. At Iván Zamorano, they have a club house where you can get something to snack on or drink (although it is cheaper to head across the street to the Jumbo) and they have a TV to watch games if you are waiting on someone to finish working out or want to catch the end of a game before you start your own. They also have great quality changing rooms and bathrooms - super clean with toilet paper and hot water. I have seen they also offer training and soccer workshops although unfortunately, I have only seen them available for men and boys.