Maracanã Stadium Tour

Experience the memorable moments of Brazilian football by reserving a spot on the Maracanã Stadium tour. Immerse yourself in the locker rooms, traverse the tunnel leading to the pitch, and explore historic artifacts housed in its museum.

Reasons to Tour Maracanã Stadium

Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, commonly referred to as Maracanã, stands as the largest stadium in Brazil and was once the largest globally, accommodating over 78,000 attendees. Your admission ticket allows access to the most memorable areas of this globally renowned sports arena.

Beginning your exploration with provided guidelines and informative displays, you will gain insights into the development of this venue, originally constructed for the 1950 World Cup and refurbished for the 2014 event. A visit to the Maracanã Museum reveals a collection of significant historical artifacts related to Brazilian football, including collectibles and mementos from esteemed athletes.

Throughout your visit, you’ll encounter the ball used by Pelé to score his 1000th goal, the renowned “Milésimo,” achieved in this very stadium during 1969. The tour also honors Marta, the soccer queen, showcasing the legacy of women’s football in Brazil. Additionally, iconic players like Romário and Ronaldo are celebrated for their contributions to the national team’s successes.

As the tour unfolds, you will step into the locker rooms, visit the warm-up room, and find yourself in the press area, visualizing the post-match interviews following a crucial final. The excitement culminates as you traverse the tunnel to the pitch, where you can almost feel the adrenaline from the enthusiastic crowd!

This esteemed venue has welcomed personalities from Pope John Paul II to music icons like the Rolling Stones, Madonna, and Paul McCartney.

The entire tour lasts approximately 1 hour.