Estadio Miguel Grau

The municipality commissioned the build under President Manuel Prado y Ugarteche, and Graña y Montero raised it through 1957 and 1958, opening to a modest 10,000 seats.

The turning point came with the 2004 Copa América, when a full reconstruction pushed capacity to 25,500. Alianza Atlético borrowed the ground that same year for a Copa Sudamericana tie, and lower-tier sides from the Copa Perú, Club Sport Escudero and Club Sport Liberal among them, have turned out here too.

What followed the Copa América years was a long decline rather than a quiet retirement. Structural problems forced the stadium shut in 2015, and Atlético Grau has not played a home match on this pitch since 2022, travelling instead to the Estadio Campeones del 36 in Sullana. A planned expansion to 26,000 seats was announced in 2023 and then shelved. Work finally resumed in April 2025 under a contract awarded to Constructora Bidolino, with the running track slated for removal, capacity set to settle at 20,200, and the artificial turf giving way to a hybrid or natural Bermuda-type surface.