Photos of Football Museum

The Football Museum in Sao Paulo is the largest football museum in Brazil and a great place for football lovers. The Football Museum is located in the Pacambu Stadium in Sao Paulo. It covers a very large area and is divided into 17 exhibition rooms. Here you can find a lot of football-related information, from the historical evolution of football, to the corners and corners of previous games, and information on major players. The highlight here is the 140 personal exhibits of the football king Bailey, and even the wooden shoe box oil he used as a part-time job when he was young. 1. The details of the exhibition hall covers a very large area and is divided into 17 exhibition halls, all of which are located under the auditorium of the Pakanxi Stadium. The exhibition halls use a variety of new projection technologies to trace the importance of Brazil's football history. The Reference Center, which opened in September 2013, further enriches the themes. There are libraries and online databases for inquiries. 2. Unique significance Unlike the joyous Brazilian football, there is a "solemn" atmosphere here, and the old photos and clips all describe the nation's love for football. In particular, there is a special booth that plays the scene of Brazil losing the Hercules Cup to Uruguay at home in 1950. This is a great shame for the Brazilians, and it also makes the people who come here. I felt the deep love of the Brazilians for football. In addition, this museum also has many interactive games. If you are interested, you can practice shooting in front of the simulator. In short, it is a very interesting museum.