Tour a legendary soccer arena and sit on the Brazilian team bench at Maracanã, once the biggest stadium in the world. Check out the VIP seats, press boxes, workout areas, stands, and locker rooms during a half-day insider's tour guided by a renowned soccer journalist. You'll hear all about Brazil's victories and defeats, and kids can have their free kick game on the field. Call in advance as groups are limited to 13 people. Otherwise, check out the bronze statue of Hilderaldo Bellini outside the stadium, or even better, get a ticket for a local match. Add Maracanã to your Rio de Janeiro travel itinerary, and discover new vacation ideas by using our Rio de Janeiro route maker tool.
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We saw Brazil v Chile here for a World Cup qualification match, what an experience, the Brazilian fans are so passionate and love their team. An amazing stadium as well.
We saw Brazil v Chile here for a World Cup qualification match, what an experience, the Brazilian fans are so passionate and love their team. An amazing stadium as well. more »
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Went and saw Flamengos last game of the season at this iconic stadium. I purchased my ticket from the Flamengo complex in Gávea, had to take passport photocopy with me as don’t have a Brazilian...
Went and saw Flamengos last game of the season at this iconic stadium. I purchased my ticket from the Flamengo complex in Gávea, had to take passport photocopy with me as don’t have a Brazilian... more »
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Amazing stadium! The enthusiasm in this place is contagious. Great family event. For tourist, this is super safe because there is security and police all over the place and everyone is searched prior entry into the stadium. If you are a soccer lover, coming to this place will do you justice. What blew my mind is that for the whole 90 minutes, no one sat down. Just an amazing experience overall
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I did the Stadium tour and it was a nice experience, due to Covid the tour is a bit restricted to the main hall, pitch side view a bit of the stands and the away dressing room. I was a bit disappointed with the press room - found it quite small. The Stadium is amazing, massive and you can feel that football spirit alive on it. It's a good visit not a great, but if you are in Rio and enjoy football and have some spare time, I would recommend.
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