After we pick you up at your hotel, your football day in São Paulo begins. This tour is made to give you a full football experience in about 8 hours. During the day, you will visit the Football Museum and two stadiums. São Paulo has three big clubs, Palmeiras, São Paulo FC and Corinthians, but there is not enough time to visit all three in one day. Most of the time, we visit Palmeiras (Allianz Parque) and São Paulo FC (Morumbi Stadium). Sometimes, if there is a match or the stadium is not available, we replace one of them with the Corinthians stadium (Neo Química Arena). The order of the visits may change depending on where you are staying, traffic, and the available time slots for the stadium tours. We will also make a quick stop during the day so you can eat something.

Football Museum – Pacaembu Stadium We usually start at the Football Museum, inside the Pacaembu Stadium. The museum is very interactive and tells the story of football in Brazil in a simple and fun way. It shows how football became such an important part of Brazilian culture. There are different rooms with videos, sounds, and displays. You will see old balls, uniforms, trophies, and learn about famous players and teams. It is a great experience even if you are not a big football fan.

Morumbi Stadium – São Paulo FC Next, you may visit Morumbi Stadium, home of São Paulo FC. This is a more traditional stadium, full of history. During the visit, you will walk through different areas like the trophy room, locker rooms, and the players’ tunnel. At the end, you will step onto the field, just like the players do. It’s a special moment and great for photos. If needed, one of the stadium visits can be replaced by the Corinthians stadium, depending on availability.

Allianz Parque – Palmeiras Stadium Then, you may visit Allianz Parque, the home of Palmeiras. It is a modern stadium that is also used for concerts and big events. During the visit, you will go behind the scenes and see areas like the stands, VIP sections, press room, locker rooms, and even walk onto the field. The tour takes about 1 to 1.5 hours and gives you a good idea of how a big football stadium works.