Roberto Clemente Coliseum

Roberto Clemente Coliseum is a sports and concert indoor arena in since opening in 1973. Located in the Hato Rey business center of , the capital city and municipality of the archipelago and island, the venue is named after legendary baseball player Roberto Clemente.
  • Stadium
  • …lies at an elevation of 3 metres (10 feet)
  • …is also known as “Coliseo Roberto Clemente Walker”
  • …has 5 floors
  • Description: coliseum in Puerto Rico

Places of Interest Nearby

Discover Hiram Bithorn Stadium and Tito Puente Amphitheatre.
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Stadium
, popularly known as the Bithorn…
280 metres east of Roberto Clemente Coliseum
Theater building
The is a concert amphitheater…
240 metres south of Roberto Clemente Coliseum
Shopping center
is a in Hato Rey, San…
700 metres north of Roberto Clemente Coliseum

Neighborhoods in the Area

Discover Las Monjas and Buenos Aires.
is a subbarrio, a legal subdivision…
2½ km northeast of Roberto Clemente Coliseum
is one of the forty subbarrios of .
2½ km north of Roberto Clemente Coliseum
Neighborhood
is one of the forty subbarrios of .
3 km north of Roberto Clemente Coliseum
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Latitude
18.41593° or 18° 24′ 57″ north
Longitude
-66.07541° or 66° 4′ 32″ west
Open location code
77CMCW8F+9R
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leisure = stadium
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In Other Languages

From Dutch to Spanish—“Roberto Clemente Coliseum” goes by many names.
Roberto Clemente ColiseumDutch
Coliseo Roberto ClementeItalian
Roberto Clemente ColiseoItalian
Roberto Clemente ColiseumItalian
ロベルト・クレメンテ・コロシアムJapanese

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