Cancha López Marruzzi

The ground sits in the Pura Pura district of La Paz. Club Deportivo Cultural Hiska Nacional has called this place home since its founding in 1914.

The venue gained specific attention during the 2022 Primera A season, which was run by the Asociación de Fútbol de La Paz (AFLP). Hiska Nacional finished fourth in that competition, a result that secured their place in the subsequent 2023 Copa Simón Bolívar.

Details of the pitch itself are often obscured by the altitude and the age of the records. The surface type—whether natural grass or artificial—is not definitively stated in the available archives, leaving a gap in the physical description of the playing area. Similarly, the exact street address is not found, though the neighborhood name serves as a reliable locator for those familiar with the city’s layout. The name López Marruzzi is attached to the ground, presumably honouring a figure from the club’s history, but the precise nature of their contribution remains unclear.

Visitors should not confuse this site with the Complejo CAR Bolivia in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. They are entirely separate entities, separated by distance and purpose. This ground is strictly for local competition, a quiet stage for a team that has weathered the storm of regional football for over a century. The stadium fell silent after the 2022 season, but the history between the club and the land has not changed.