Amazing football museum and all 3 big stadiums of Sao Paulo!

Join me on this breathtaking football tour, where we will visit a one-of-a-kind football museum and the stadiums of São Paulo’s big-3 teams: Corinthians Arena (Corinthians), Allianz Parque (Palmeiras), and Morumbi (São Paulo FC).You’ll dive into the history of not just Brazilian football, but world football, told in unique and unexpected ways. Visit the trophy cabinets and locker rooms of legendary Brazilian teams, and step onto the pitches where icons like Ronaldo Fenômeno, Rivaldo, Sócrates, Kaká, Roberto Carlos, Cafu, Careca, Vavá, Rogério Ceni, and many more made their names and left their marks.We will meet at 9:00 AM at Paulista Avenue (pickup from your location is negotiable) and drive to the Football Museum (by car or van).There, we will dive into the rich history of Brazilian and world football—watch legendary moments, listen to historic radio commentaries, see iconic photos and memorabilia, and much more (no more spoilers!).After that, we will head to Corinthians Arena to explore one of the most popular Brazilian club stadiums. We’ll visit the locker room, press area, and even step onto the pitch. You’ll be allowed to take photos and videos. If we have time, we might also visit the Corinthians Museum (trophy room), though it is not near the stadium or even in the same neighborhood.Next, we’ll move on to Palmeiras’ Allianz Parque, but before entering, we’ll take a short lunch break (around 20 minutes). A meal and a beer (or a non-alcoholic drink) are all included in the price.After the break, we’ll enter Allianz Parque, where we’ll check out the trophy room—featuring three Copa Libertadores titles, 12 Brasileirão championships, and many more. We’ll also visit the locker room, press conference area, and, of course, step onto the pitch.Finally, our last stop will be the legendary Morumbi Stadium, home of São Paulo FC and the largest privately owned stadium in Brazil. We’ll explore the locker room, which showcases 44 official titles and memorabilia, visit the press area, and walk onto the pitch.We will finish our tour at Paulista Avenue (or your location). But if you’re in the mood to learn more about life in São Paulo and Brazil in general—or if you need tips on bars, match tickets, and more—we can grab a beer and have a chat at one of the local botecos.The whole tour will take around 7-8 hours.

Join me on this breathtaking football tour, where we will visit a one-of-a-kind football museum and the stadiums of São Paulo’s big-3 teams: Corinthians Arena (Corinthians), Allianz Parque (Palmeiras), and Morumbi (São Paulo FC).You’ll dive into the history of not just Brazilian football, but world football, told in unique and unexpected ways. Visit the trophy cabinets and locker rooms of legendary Brazilian teams, and step onto the pitches where icons like Ronaldo Fenômeno, Rivaldo, Sócrates, Kaká, Roberto Carlos, Cafu, Careca, Vavá, Rogério Ceni, and many more made their names and left their marks.We will meet at 9:00 AM at Paulista Avenue (pickup from your location is negotiable) and drive to the Football Museum (by car or van).There, we will dive into the rich history of Brazilian and world football—watch legendary moments, listen to historic radio commentaries, see iconic photos and memorabilia, and much more (no more spoilers!).After that, we will head to Corinthians Arena to explore one of the most popular Brazilian club stadiums. We’ll visit the locker room, press area, and even step onto the pitch. You’ll be allowed to take photos and videos. If we have time, we might also visit the Corinthians Museum (trophy room), though it is not near the stadium or even in the same neighborhood.Next, we’ll move on to Palmeiras’ Allianz Parque, but before entering, we’ll take a short lunch break (around 20 minutes). A meal and a beer (or a non-alcoholic drink) are all included in the price.After the break, we’ll enter Allianz Parque, where we’ll check out the trophy room—featuring three Copa Libertadores titles, 12 Brasileirão championships, and many more. We’ll also visit the locker room, press conference area, and, of course, step onto the pitch.Finally, our last stop will be the legendary Morumbi Stadium, home of São Paulo FC and the largest privately owned stadium in Brazil. We’ll explore the locker room, which showcases 44 official titles and memorabilia, visit the press area, and walk onto the pitch.We will finish our tour at Paulista Avenue (or your location). But if you’re in the mood to learn more about life in São Paulo and Brazil in general—or if you need tips on bars, match tickets, and more—we can grab a beer and have a chat at one of the local botecos.The whole tour will take around 7-8 hours.