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Brazilian Football Museum

Visit the Brazilian Football Museum inside Mineirão in Belo Horizonte, then tour the locker rooms, press room and pitch at this World Cup stadium.

The Brazilian Football Museum is inside Mineirão stadium in Belo Horizonte’s Pampulha district, combining football exhibits with a guided look around the ground. The tour visits the locker rooms, showers, press room, stands and playing field; in the warm-up room, you can try scoring a goal and see the players’ bench up close. The museum covers Mineirão’s construction, famous games and players, and football history in Brazil and Belo Horizonte. It makes a strong stop for football fans and families interested in the sport’s local history.

The museum inside Mineirão

Brazilian Football Museum
Brazilian Football Museum

The Brazilian Football Museum sits within Mineirão, in the Pampulha district of Belo Horizonte. Its displays cover the stadium’s construction, famous matches and players, and the history of football in Brazil, including the city’s connection to the sport.

The museum visit is self-guided when paired with a stadium tour. Exhibits include information in Portuguese and English, though some English translations may be imperfect. The venue also has food available, including hot meals.

What the stadium tour includes

Brazilian Football Museum
Brazilian Football Museum

Guided tours take in Mineirão’s locker rooms and showers, press room, stands and playing field. The renovated stadium was prepared for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and the tour gives you views from areas usually associated with players and match operations.

In the warm-up room, visitors can try scoring a goal. The players’ bench is another close-up stop. The tour lasts about an hour, and the combined ticket includes entry to the self-guided museum. The stadium is accessible by elevator and has an accessible entrance, restroom and parking.

FAQ

How long does the Mineirão stadium tour take?

The guided stadium tour takes about one hour. A combined ticket also includes a self-guided visit to the museum.

What can you see on the stadium tour?

The tour visits the locker rooms, showers, press room, stands and playing field. It also includes the warm-up room and a view of the players’ bench.

Is the Brazilian Football Museum suitable for children?

Yes. The stadium tour includes a chance to try scoring a goal in the warm-up room, and the venue is listed as suitable for children.

Should you book tickets in advance?

Advance ticket booking is recommended for the venue.

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