Maracanã Stadium

Most iconic football stadium in the world. A must-see place even if you're not a football (soccer for Americans) fan. Well organized museum, where you can see some videos from famous games and a few iconic moments. You can feel the energy
Suzy - 2 months ago

Entry can be confusing. You need to match up and find your specific gate and then it's a free for all for seats within your section. Concessions were very affordable for a stadium and bathrooms works well. The seats on the stadium were not great and make you lean forward. The stadium itself is great and the field is well kept.
Robert Hoffman - 2 months ago

The Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro is an absolute must-visit for any football fan or traveler seeking a unique cultural experience. As one of the most iconic stadiums in the world, it offers an immersive and flexible self-guided tour that allows visitors to explore at their own pace. The absence of time constraints means you can fully absorb the history and grandeur of this legendary venue. Knowledgeable tour guides are stationed at various points throughout the stadium, ready to share fascinating insights about its rich history, memorable matches, and the legends who have graced its pitch. One of the highlights of the tour is the opportunity to take a penalty shot on the hallowed ground. For a small fee, you can test your skills and, if you manage to score, you’ll receive a free video clip of your moment of glory. Additionally, you can purchase a commemorative medal to celebrate your visit, adding a personal touch to the experience. The atmosphere is electric, and the sense of walking in the footsteps of football greats is truly unforgettable. Whether you’re a die-hard football enthusiast or simply curious about the sport’s cultural significance, the Maracanã tour offers something for everyone. Overall, it’s a well-organized, engaging, and memorable experience that earns a solid thumbs-up. Don’t miss the chance to visit this iconic landmark when in Rio!
Carlton - a week ago

We were taken here while on a tour. It was a quick stop to take photos. Nothing great about the place other than it's history, in my opinion. Good spot to buy souvenirs. You will find them to be cheaper than other tourist attractions.
Lorena Cervantes - 3 months ago

The world famous Maracana stadium did not disappoint. We were lucky enough to catch great weather when we visited. We were not able to catch a match, but we still enjoyed it. We recommend it to anyone interested in really getting to understaff Rio's culture.
Winston Blakely - a month ago