Audio Guide of Germán Becker Stadium

Germán Becker Stadium Park is generally open to the public from Monday to Sunday, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (hours vary in winter). Access to the park is free, but to enter the stands of the main stadium, you must attend an event or arrange it with the Municipality of Temuco.

Access to the park's green areas, tennis courts, and recreational zones is completely free. To enter the stadium during football matches, you must purchase a ticket, and prices vary. They are usually sold through platforms such as Ticketplus or at the local club's box office.

If you are visiting the park to walk, exercise, or enjoy its gardens, we recommend setting aside 1 to 2 hours. If your visit is to attend a Deportes Temuco match, plan for about 3 hours to enjoy the full experience without rushing.

This stadium is an icon of the city, originally built in the 1960s thanks to community effort and donations from the Becker family. It was remodeled to host the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup (2008) and the 2015 Copa América, and it is considered one of the most beautiful stadiums in South America.

The best time is during spring and summer (from October to March), when the park's gardens are at their most beautiful. If you are looking for a sporting atmosphere, the best time is a weekend when the local team is playing; check the championship schedule.

Yes, the venue stands out for its good accessibility, with ramps and paved paths throughout the park. Inside the stadium, there are designated areas and adapted restrooms for wheelchair users, ensuring an inclusive experience for all visitors.

Make the most of your visit by discovering the Pablo Neruda National Railway Museum, located a short drive away. Also not to be missed is Ñielol Hill Natural Monument, where you can enjoy trails and panoramic views over all of Temuco.

Wear layered clothing, as the weather in Araucanía is changeable and it can rain even in summer. If you go on the weekend, enjoy the park's tennis courts and picnic areas before entering the stadium; it is a perfect place to combine sport and relaxation.