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Estadio Diego Armando Maradona El Tifón de Boyacá (Boyacá street's typhoon) 
Full name Estadio Diego Armando Maradona Former names Estadio Argentinos Juniors Location La Paternal, Buenos Aires, Argentina Built 1993-2003 Opened 26 December 2003 Owner Argentinos Juniors Surface grass Architect Shap Capacity 24,800 Field dimensions 100 x 66 Tenants Argentinos Juniors (2003-present) Estadio Diego Armando Maradona is a football venue in the La Paternal neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is the home of Argentinos Juniors football club.
It is named after Argentine football star Diego Maradona, who played for the club between 1976 and 1981.
See also
- List of football (soccer) stadiums by capacity
Coordinates: 34°36′21.7″S 58°28′21.3″W / 34.606028°S 58.472583°W
- Brigadier Estanislao López
- Centenario
- Ciudad de La Plata
- Ciudad de Lanús
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- El Bosque
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and structuresArgentine Congress · Torre Monumental · Cabildo · Café Tortoni · Casa Rosada · Central Post Office · City Hall · City Legislature · Customs House · Duhau Palace · Estrugamou Building · Floralis Genérica · Galerías Pacífico · Hotel de Inmigrantes · Kavanagh building · Libertador Building · Metropolitan Cathedral · Monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi · Obelisk of Buenos Aires · Palacio Barolo · May Pyramid · Pizzurno Palace · Plaza Hotel · Recoleta Cemetery · San Martín Palace · Sarmiento Frigate · Uruguay Corvette · The Water Company Palace · Women's BridgePrecincts
& neighbourhoodsAlmagro · Belgrano · Buenos Aires CBD · Caballito · City Centre · Colegiales · Montserrat · Núñez · Palermo · Puerto Madero · Recoleta · Retiro · San TelmoNature and parks Avellaneda Park · Botanical gardens · Buenos Aires Ecological Reserve · Chacabuco Park · Congressional Plaza · Japanese Gardens · Lezama Park · Palermo gardens · Plaza de la República · Plaza de Mayo · Plaza San Martín · Parque Centenario · Buenos Aires ZooCultural
InstitutionsEl Ateneo Bookstore · Argentine Automobile Club · Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum · Buenos Aires Museum of Modern Art · Café Tortoni · Fortabat Art Collection · House of Culture · Illuminated Block · Isaac Fernández Blanco Museum · King Fahd Cultural Center · Latin American Art Museum · Museum of Foreign Debt · National Library · National Museum of Decorative Arts · National Museum of Fine Arts · National Museum of History · Opera House · Paz Palace · Planetarium · Recoleta Cultural Center · San Martín Cultural Center · San Martín National Institute · Sarmiento Museum · Eduardo Sívori MuseumSport Bombonera Stadium · River Plate Stadium · Ducó Stadium · Maradona Stadium · Vélez Sársfield Stadium · Argentine Hippodrome of Palermo · Lawn Tennis Club · Polo Stadium · Race Circuit · Arena Obras Sanitarias · CeNARD · Estadio Ricardo EtcheverryTransportation Shopping
& entertainmentAbasto Mall · Avenida Theatre · Cervantes Theatre · Fishermen's Pier · Galerías Pacífico · Gran Rex Theatre · Luna Park Arena · Paseo La Plaza · Patio Bullrich · Opera Theatre · Parque de la Ciudad · La Trastienda ClubStreets
& avenues9 de Julio Avenue · Avenida Alvear · Avenida de Mayo · Avenida del Libertador · Callao Avenue · Caminito · Córdoba Avenue · Coronel Díaz Street · Corrientes Avenue · Figueroa Alcorta Avenue · Florida Street · General Paz Avenue · Leandro Alem Avenue · President Roque Sáenz Peña Avenue · Rivadavia Avenue · Santa Fe Avenue · Scalabrini Ortiz AvenueCategories:- Argentinos Juniors
- Sport in Buenos Aires
- Football venues in Argentina
- Buildings and structures in Buenos Aires
- Event venues established in 2003
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