If you love football and speciatilly you want to know about the best teams, goal, dribles, and defenses for Brasilian best players this is the right place. also all the history of the brasilian national team in all world cup. You can see the movies with best events and learn about rules and nick names.very interesting.

An entertaining insight into Brazilian culture as well as the sport. Wear athletic shoes so that you can attempt the virtual penalty kick.

Great museum! Very interactive. It is impossible not feel the emotion of a soccer game listening to the sound os the games... You can also make your own goals!

A time capsule that preserves memories, photos and objects from around 1900 till today; a sample of the evolution of the life, using state-of-the art techniques; there are dynamic attractions as the possibility of quicking a real football ball against a virtual goalkeeper to learn your quicking speed; you receive a number and can later retrieve your photo from an... More

I hate football and love this museum. Thats all I can say. The reason is place is creative, really tells the footbal history and catches your attention you´re a football fan or not. Its very much like Museu da Lingua Portuguesa, its really fun and you can peep Pacaembu stadium durinf the visit. Just doucle check if theres no football... More

Liked the audiovisual contents, from the beginning of the game, the best plays and players, and even the game at the end!

This is a good museum to go with kids, it has interactive activities. It might be too long if you have an adult that wants to check all the details, but I just left the adult and took the kids to the interactive area when they got tired.

It´s located inside the Pacaembu Soccer Stadium. You can visit the soccer pich and enjoy one of the most famous pichs in Brazil. Inside the museum, you got a lot of memorabilia and history. You can even play a little in one sort of interactive soccer game.

If you love soccer, this is a must. The only downside is that they didn't have English translations for all the signage. But the gist of it was self explanatory.