Your hearts become overwhelmed, your adrenaline will be high, and the sound of Goal..... A place worth visiting.. Went there to see match Venezuela vs Uruguay.. What a match... 4-1 ... My heart was beating faster than ever, the excitement, the crowd, the energy ... No place can match this...Soy Celeste....

If you’re a football fan, then this is a must-see. It’s nothing over-the-top like other stadiums, but it’s cute and homey. The people working here are very kind. It felt so lovely to see where the first ever FIFA World Cup was held.

Very happy I could visit a match in the cradle of World Cup football. Very old stadium which need refurbishment (but fortunately not happened yet). Very nice experience, very easy to visit (you need to buy tickets online), in a nice summer evening (sit on the side of the main stand) and poor football 🫣

This is whete all the soccer worlcups started in 1930 there is a lot of History in this stadium, the small museum has a lot of information about the Uruguayan team, and you can get to see Montevideo from above.

Great watching experience. But there were no seats in Amsterdam P9 section. The concrete cement was becoming hard to sit on after an hour.

A dream realized, being in that place and enjoy a soccer's match.

It’s a symbolic place for all football fans. When you go to Montevideo, you must visit there. They have football museum and you can see this stadium through museum.

It's a beautiful stadium, full of history and a big part of it. If you have a chance, ask your travel agency and book a tour

One of the great stadiums of world football. Site of the first FIFA world cup in 1930. It would be fitting to have the 2030 final here.

Impressive open air stadium. The museum is interesting, showing lots of history. Anotated in Spanish only. Enjoyed it.

It has a really great atmosphere. The ambience is absolutely electric and magnificent.

Amazing piece of football history. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Montevideo.

Old old old, history amazing. Now it needs a big safety check and overhaul for 100year anniversary for world cup 2030, football.

Great. Everytime again.

Such a cool experience to see where the first World Cup was held! There is a museum that is open to the public and it gives you access to the stadium.

The Estadio Centenario in Uruguay represents a significant architectural and football heritage. As the home of Uruguay's national team, this stadium holds historical and emotional value for football fans. The atmosphere at the Centenario is charged with passion and a sense of history. Spectators enjoy unique moments of football excitement, while the stadium's architecture ensures excellent visibility from every angle. Beyond football, the Centenario Stadium hosts various events and concerts, showcasing its versatility. It's an essential part of Uruguay's cultural landscape and a historic contribution to the world of sports. Overall, the Estadio Centenario blends sports, culture, and passion, making it a place that encapsulates Uruguay's love for football and its history.

This is a soccer history timeline featuring the first World Cup location and an impressive museum showcasing soccer's rich history. Admission is priced at $10 per individual.

Unfortunately closed to the public on the day I went,even though I saw on YouTube there was a stadium tour and read other reviews saying it was closed,I thought surely not closed agains.i would of loved to of seen where the first world cup was taken place and won but too be fair just like the whole city, very quiet and boring because the country is so expensive nobody really visits. two and a half times expensive as Brasil and Argentina.

Great atmosphere to enjoy a soccer game. Tickets great price @$7.00 each for the regional teams.

World Football Museum and Monument, where the first world cup was played and obtained by Uruguay in 1930. Also used for huge music concerts.

I M P O N E N T EEEEE LOS GUNS

Not only an excellent soccer field. Awesome place for big concerts.

It's a excellent space to go with family even if you do not go to the stadium you have a whole park to go with your kids and dogs and run around.

Historic stadium of first World Cup in 1930. Highly recommended to visit the extensive and charmingly nostalgic Museo de Futbol with access to the stadium with fantastic views.

Loved it. I thought it was a lot bigger...

Great and traditional stadium.

We were at the mUseum (museo del fútbol ) and it closed at 3pm, but the official website says it closes at 5pm. We came from far and could not to see it because of this wrong information. Very disappointed!

So much history here. Amazing time enjoying the best game in the world, soccer!

Top notch. Amazing stadium event just to visit.

Definately worth the visit for soccer fans. Small price. We had the place to ourselves.

Good place to know! Opened MON - SAT 10:00 am to 5:00 pm to visit (US$ 7,00).