Hernando Siles Stadium

The Hernando Siles Stadium was an awesome experience. The atmosphere was lively, the fans were passionate, and the home team won, which made it even better. Watching a match here really gives you a sense of how much football means to the city. One important tip if you go: buy a small piece of styrofoam to sit on. The seats can leave tiny fiberglass shards in your clothes and on your skin. I learned that the hard way. The locals all know this trick, and it makes the game a lot more comfortable. Overall, it is a great place to catch a match and feel the energy of La Paz. Just go prepared, cheer loudly, and enjoy the experience.

We saw a fight, fireworks, the whole bolivian SWAT team and police force, 100% recommend You can also drink really bad coffee here for cheap

This is where the national team plays and at times local professional teams. You can get reasonably priced tickets also in the street even for sold out games, but be careful with people selling fake tickets. The stadium is in a central location and from afar makes for a scenic photo. During game days the transport around the Stadium is disrupted. And even when the stadium is half there is a great atmosphere.

Great and impacting soccer stadium. Particularly when it's full. It really stands out alongside the best South American Stadiums.

Was out of this world. Going back for the fair fortnight.

It's a nice stadium, nothing high tech though

Nice stadium Can't believe that players plays football at this altitude. Amazing.

Watched a game of Bolivar here. Good atmosphere, but a very old stadium.