São Paulo: Football Museum & 2 Stadiums Private Tour

Walk onto the field where Pelé played: São Paulo's three stadiums in one day

You visit the Football Museum at Pacaembu Stadium, walk through two major stadiums (Palmeiras and São Paulo FC, or Corinthians depending on availability), step onto the field at each one, and see trophy rooms and locker areas. A bilingual guide drives or accompanies you for eight hours, handling all entry fees and transport from your hotel, with a lunch stop included.

Step-by-step itinerary

Stops and time spent at each

1. Itaú Cultural1h 30m
2. Sao Paulo Football Museum1h 30m · entry included
3. Allianz Parque1h 30m · entry included

Football Museum and Stadium Visits

• Pick up at hotel
• Visit Football Museum at Pacaembu Stadium
• Visit Allianz Parque stadium (Palmeiras)
• Visit Morumbi Stadium (São Paulo FC)
• Stop for a quick meal

The experience

Hands grip the metal railing as you step from the tunnel into the light: except you're not a player, you're a visitor, and the field stretches empty in front of you. That moment happens twice on this tour: once at Morumbi Stadium, home of São Paulo FC, and once at Allianz Parque, where Palmeiras plays. A bilingual guide picks you up from your hotel and spends the next eight hours moving through the football culture that defines the city, starting at the Football Museum inside the historic Pacaembu Stadium.

The museum comes first, usually, and it's not what you'd expect if you've only seen football through a screen. Interactive rooms walk you through how the sport became woven into Brazilian identity: old match balls, jerseys from the 1950s, trophies, footage of legendary players. The displays are simple and visual, so even if you don't follow the league, the story lands. After that, the guide takes you to two of São Paulo's three major stadiums: most days it's Palmeiras at Allianz Parque and São Paulo FC at Morumbi, but if there's a match or scheduling conflict, Corinthians' Neo Química Arena fills the slot instead. Each stadium visit runs about 90 minutes and includes the locker rooms, trophy rooms, press areas, and that walk across the pitch. The order shifts depending on where you're staying and traffic, and there's a lunch break built in.

Your guide handles all the logistics (they drive if the group is under four people, otherwise a separate driver comes along), and the price locks in everything: entry fees, transport, parking, even airport pickup if that's where you need to start. The route adapts to the day: stadium availability changes, São Paulo traffic is real, and the guide knows which stops make sense in which order. You're not following a fixed itinerary so much as moving through the city with someone who knows which gates open when and which stadium is actually accessible that afternoon.

What’s included

• Hotel or airport pickup and drop-off.
• private bilingual guide for the full eight hours.
• entrance fees to the Football Museum and two stadiums.
• transport in a fully-equipped vehicle.
• parking fees.
• lunch break.
• all taxes and handling charges.

Before you book

Days and timesWednesday to SundayDeparts at 09:00

Book up to12h before

GroupPrivate

Live guideEnglish, Spanish and Portuguese

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup included.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 15 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortWheelchair accessibleStroller-friendlyInfant seats available

Operated by Gregtur Turismo

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see São Paulo's football culture without arranging stadium access, museum tickets, or transport yourself. The guide handles availability changes and timing, which matters because stadium tours fill up or shift depending on match schedules.

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Top questions

What languages is the tour guided in?

Live guide in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

What's included in the price?

Hotel or airport pickup and drop-off, transport in a fully-equipped vehicle, entrance fees for the museum and both stadiums, and a licensed bilingual guide. Parking and taxes are covered.

How long is the tour?

Eight hours total, including the museum, two stadium visits, and a lunch break.

Which stadiums will I visit?

Most often Palmeiras (Allianz Parque) and São Paulo FC (Morumbi Stadium). If either is unavailable due to a match or maintenance, Corinthians (Neo Química Arena) is substituted.

Can I choose which stadiums to see?

The guide works with availability on the day of your tour. You'll visit two of the three major clubs, but which ones depends on scheduling and stadium access.

Is there time to eat during the tour?

Yes, there's a lunch break built into the eight-hour schedule.

Do I need to be a football fan to enjoy this?

No. The museum tells the story of how football shaped Brazilian culture, and the stadium tours show the architecture and behind-the-scenes areas that interest most visitors regardless of whether they follow the sport.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible. Strollers and specialized infant seats are also available.

What if I need to start from the airport?

Airport pickup is included in the price. The guide will meet you at arrivals and bring you directly into the tour schedule.