Occupying a large open green within the Bosque de Chapultepec in Mexico City, Campo Marte is a sprawling open-air ground that has long doubled as one of the capital's notable settings for large concerts and festivals. Originally laid out in the 1930s as a military parade and equestrian field beside Paseo de la Reforma, the expansive site sits in the prestigious Polanco district and offers the kind of wide, flexible space that big outdoor events demand. As a concert venue, the ground is a fully open-air affair, with temporary stages, seating and infrastructure installed for each event across its broad lawns. Capacities can run from several thousand to tens of thousands depending on the configuration, allowing it to host everything from intimate festival stages to major touring productions, and the open setting gives performances a festival atmosphere distinct from the city's enclosed arenas. Its programming has been varied over the years, taking in international and Mexican music acts, cultural festivals and large-scale events tied to major occasions. Because the site is primarily a military and civic ground rather than a permanent commercial venue, its use for concerts is event-driven, with promoters building out the necessary facilities for each show before returning the space to its everyday role. The location is among its greatest assets. Set within Chapultepec, one of the largest urban parks in the Western Hemisphere, and beside the landmark Auditorio Nacional, the ground is surrounded by museums, gardens and cultural institutions and is easily reached by the city's metro and major avenues. That central, green setting makes it a natural choice for events that draw large crowds. By providing a vast, adaptable open-air space in the heart of the city, Campo Marte has played a recurring role in Mexico City's calendar of major concerts and festivals. Its blend of expansive grounds, a prestigious parkland setting and proximity to the capital's cultural landmarks keeps it a distinctive venue for large outdoor events.

Type: Outdoors

Address: Paseo de la Reforma s/n, Bosque de Chapultepec, Mexico City, Mexico, 11580

Capacity: 15000

Outdoor Area