Argentine Polo Association

The polo fields are amazing. Polo games are free except for the semis and the polo finals. They have an extended food court and games for children. The best polo in the world is showcased here year after year.

Fabulous day out. In December 2018 we easily got tickets for the final day of the Polo season. We had a great time, watching both the ladies and men's finals matches. Very hot in the stands so take plenty of cover. Some good statues in the grounds, and a few food outlets and toilets. Promotions were going on. A really different sports day out, and really pertinent to Buenos Aires. Highly recommended.

If you want to experience a leisurely day at the polo, this is the place to be. Suitable for all people. There is terrace stadium seating, and, there are private hosted catered coporate event suites. Everyone will have a good view, so you don't miss the field action. For the children there is a small play area where they can practice their polo skills. At the stadium ground level you can buy food and beverage. Or you can buy refreshments from the stadium vendors.

First two weekends of the season are fee. My first time at a Polo match. It was a lot of fun and a nice introduction to the Agrentine culture.

Nice venue to go on a concert however since is located close to Palermo I recommend not to go by car and make sure that you have your transportation reserve for your way back home since streets arround are over crowded after shows

Venue of the best Polo championship on planet Earth. Teams like la Dolfina which has a handicap of 40! Or Ellerstina which also has a handicap of 40. If you love Polo you must come to see this real unique event. For more info visit the website of Asociacion Argentina de Polo.

Great field, and yo must check all the tine for different events, particularly Polo games (usually free of charge)!

Very neat to attend the finals in such an urban Polo setting, though not as swanky as the International Polo Club in Palm Beach