Football (Soccer) Museum

The Football (Soccer) Museum is a unique cultural institution located in the historic Pacaembu Stadium, which explores soccer as a central element of Brazilian identity.

Spanning 6,900 square meters, there are 15 exhibition rooms with interactive installations—from the Football Dance Room to the Exaltation Room, which recreates the atmosphere of matches. The museum also documents the stories of women who played football during the period when it was banned (1941–1979).