Estadio Municipal Reino de León

The Estadio Municipal Reino de León is located in the city. Unlike the enclosed arenas found in the capital, this ground features a concrete structure of the stands.

Inside, the atmosphere is defined by the proximity of the spectators to the pitch. The seating is arranged in blocks that follow the curve of the bowl.

The stadium serves as the home for Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, a club that has played here since its opening in 2001. It was built to replace the old Estadio Antonio Amilivia, which was demolished in the 1990s. The pitch is natural grass, maintained in good condition for both domestic league matches and occasional international fixtures. The venue has hosted games for the Spain national team, including qualifiers and friendlies, but its primary role remains supporting the local side through the ups and downs of Spanish football. Recent improvements focused on the surrounding infrastructure rather than the stands themselves, ensuring the ground remains functional without altering its original character.