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Sports museum with films, photographs & interactive exhibits documenting the history of football.
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What a nice place to visit! Futebol afficionados will love this place that details the greatest game on earth. Worthy of a visit
I like visiting a new stadium, would have preferred to be able to see the stadium as part of the visit to the museum. The exposition is really cool and interesting, lots of interactive things to do. Only thing I would suggest is to add English descriptions as for me, no portuguese speaker, think I missed a lot of the content. Yet, it was free to enter on Sunday
The Football Museum in São Paulo is a captivating experience for lovers of Brazil's most popular sport. With its location inside the iconic Pacaembu Stadium, the museum offers an immersion in the history of national football.
Positives: The well-organized exhibition provides a rich chronological journey, from the beginnings to the historic moments of the World Cups. Audio-visual aids, including videos and moving narrations, make the visit engaging. In addition, interactive interactions such as virtual goal kicks and 3D football games captivate visitors, especially children and teenagers.
Negative points: On days of great flow, the museum can be crowded, which can diminish the experience, making it difficult to appreciate some exhibits. On the day of my visit, there were several pieces of equipment without proper maintenance or out of service, a pity. In reality, I believe that it is already necessary to reform, update (there are many clubs that are not even mentioned throughout the exhibition) and general improvement of the environment.
Overall, the Football Museum is a must-see destination for anyone wanting to experience the rich history and culture of Brazilian football, but it is recommended to plan your visit on less busy days to fully enjoy the experience.
Positives: The well-organized exhibition provides a rich chronological journey, from the beginnings to the historic moments of the World Cups. Audio-visual aids, including videos and moving narrations, make the visit engaging. In addition, interactive interactions such as virtual goal kicks and 3D football games captivate visitors, especially children and teenagers.
Negative points: On days of great flow, the museum can be crowded, which can diminish the experience, making it difficult to appreciate some exhibits. On the day of my visit, there were several pieces of equipment without proper maintenance or out of service, a pity. In reality, I believe that it is already necessary to reform, update (there are many clubs that are not even mentioned throughout the exhibition) and general improvement of the environment.
Overall, the Football Museum is a must-see destination for anyone wanting to experience the rich history and culture of Brazilian football, but it is recommended to plan your visit on less busy days to fully enjoy the experience.
Worth visiting. Free entrance on tuesdays but needs online reservation days ahead to get a ticket. Your QR code will be scanned at the entrance. Nice museum. Very interactive, the exhibits are very modern and very creative, very enticing. Even not a football fan will enjoy this museum. I envy we dont have this kind of museum. One of the modern museums around Paulista area. The art deco stadium itself is worth a visit. During my last visit they are overhauling the bleachers, an upgrade or restoration maybe , not so sure. A must see in Paulista area..
A very beautiful museum with brilliant attention to detail. Very friendly and helpful staff.
This is a must when visiting Sao Paulo. Rich with history and knowledge. Beautifully presented and designed.
Visual and auditory experiences unparalleled in any other museum.
This is a must when visiting Sao Paulo. Rich with history and knowledge. Beautifully presented and designed.
Visual and auditory experiences unparalleled in any other museum.
If you're looking for something cultural to see this place is on point. What better place to visit than a futball (soccer) museum when in Brazil. This place has a good history of futball in Brazil and around the world and some amazing displays. It is well set out and you can walk from section to the next easily learning and discovering one thing after the other about the beautiful game in Sao Paulo. My personal favorites where their displays of the balls used throughout history. The evolution of the futball boot or cleat throughout the years and their display for each world cup showing the culture and history. I would recommend to check this place out if you are in town.
I am from the US, and I'm not a soccer (futbol) fan. When visiting Brazil, it's hard not to appreciate soccer and what it means to Brazilians. This great museum showcases that perfectly. It was a great rate R$20 and had many wonderful photos, memorabilia, videos, interactive exhibits. It's located at an old soccer stadium, so an added bonus is seeing the remains of the stadium. A must see even if you're like me and not a soccer fan.
