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The modern stage of Penharol, the Sports Park Santa Corona, started its construction in the year 2008, not taken to graduate. The initial project, designed by architect Fernanda Poloni, was to have a European infrastructure and be easy to reform.
The stadium is located in the central part of Caxias do Sul, a city well known for its football clubs and celebrations like the Feast of the Grape. The Sports Park Santa Corona, with capacity for 12,200 people, almost always have an audience over 8000 people every game, but there is no immediate need of reform.
The stadium, built to be one of the most beautiful of Rio Grande do Sul, also has a lawn of excellent quality, with drainage and irrigation systems; screens for disclosure of other games and greater public participation and good location, easy access and multiple exits to avoid congestion of people.
The stage is divided into 4 major parts: a social area with capacity for 3,000 people, is where the 261 members of Penharol attend the games. The cabin, with capacity for 200 people, all around the stadium, are located in the highest part of the Sports Park Santa Corona, and offer a privileged view of the field. The seats are located in the west wing of the stadium and have capacity for 1000 people. The most occupied the stadium during the matches is the bleachers, which will contain 3 wings of the stadium (north, south and east) also host a space for the Orange Claw, fans organized the Penharol and fans of the space time visitor. Have the capacity to 8,000 people.
The stadium is located in the central part of Caxias do Sul, a city well known for its football clubs and celebrations like the Feast of the Grape. The Sports Park Santa Corona, with capacity for 12,200 people, almost always have an audience over 8000 people every game, but there is no immediate need of reform.
The stadium, built to be one of the most beautiful of Rio Grande do Sul, also has a lawn of excellent quality, with drainage and irrigation systems; screens for disclosure of other games and greater public participation and good location, easy access and multiple exits to avoid congestion of people.
The stage is divided into 4 major parts: a social area with capacity for 3,000 people, is where the 261 members of Penharol attend the games. The cabin, with capacity for 200 people, all around the stadium, are located in the highest part of the Sports Park Santa Corona, and offer a privileged view of the field. The seats are located in the west wing of the stadium and have capacity for 1000 people. The most occupied the stadium during the matches is the bleachers, which will contain 3 wings of the stadium (north, south and east) also host a space for the Orange Claw, fans organized the Penharol and fans of the space time visitor. Have the capacity to 8,000 people.
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Training Center in Santa Corona, are made all the drills Penharol Football Club. Located on the north end of Columbus, the trainings are open to the public in most cases unless we have decisive games. Here our players train almost every day of the week, and after their training (which happen in the morning) into the future of the CT team: Penharol of the junior, who are disputing the Junior League in search of opportunities for the team principal. The drills may be accompanied by a small terrace for 300 people, by the way it always seems to be crowded after the Center for Practice was a good place to get the autograph of our players! For this reason he was chosen for the games at home yielded Penharol of Sub-20, the junior team of the Penharol.