Introduction

The Morumbi Stadium, officially known as Estádio Cícero Pompeu de Toledo, is one of Brazil's most iconic football venues. Located in São Paulo, it serves as the home ground of São Paulo FC and is a key destination for fans of Brazilian football and international events.

 

History

 

Inaugurated in 1960, Morumbi Stadium was the dream project of São Paulo FC’s leadership, designed to accommodate the club’s growing fanbase. Over the decades, it has hosted numerous unforgettable matches, concerts, and events, establishing itself as a cornerstone of Brazilian sports culture.

 

Interesting Facts

 

• Morumbi Stadium is one of the largest football stadiums in Brazil, with a seating capacity of over 66,000.
• It was named after Cícero Pompeu de Toledo, a former president of São Paulo FC, who played a key role in its construction.
• The stadium has been the setting for legendary performances by players like Pelé and is a regular host for international football tournaments.

 

Stadium Tour

The MorumBIS Tour offers fans a guided visit through exclusive areas of Morumbi Stadium. Highlights include the Caminho dos Ídolos, a tribute to 102 legendary São Paulo FC players, and the Memorial, which showcases the club’s rich history with trophies and memorabilia. Visitors will also explore the players’ locker rooms, the mixed zone, and the famous tunnel that leads onto the pitch. The tour provides an unforgettable behind-the-scenes experience, culminating with an amazing view from the Arquibancada Norte and a close-up of the iconic São Paulo FC crest.

 

Atmosphere

 

The passionate fans of São Paulo FC create an electric atmosphere at Morumbi Stadium. The chanting, drumming, and vibrant displays of red, white, and black make attending a match here a thrilling experience, offering a unique blend of football excitement and club pride.

For more information on the Sao Paulo Stadium Tour or to book tickets, visit the São Paulo FC Official Website.