Spend a day in Rio de Janeiro visiting the Maracanã Stadium and the headquarters of the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo.
Enter the Maracanã stadium and get to know the behind the scenes of the most important football stadium in Brazil. See the collection of historical objects and visit the dressing rooms and the field area. Take the opportunity to take a photo next to the sideline, on the players’ bench or in the fan zone.
Next, head to the headquarters of Flamengo. The Tour of Gávea is the chance to get to know the main areas of Flamengo club, the most popular football team in Brazil.
Relive the great memories and achievements of the “Mengão” at the Flamengo Museum. The idols, the conquests, the history of “Mais Querido” told through an experience that will capture the hearts of Rubro-Negros. In a route that includes 14 themed areas, whether on land or at sea, visitors will experience new emotions and remember moments that have marked Flamengo's life forever.
Pickup included
Visit the Maracanã Stadium.
The Tour of Gávea is the chance to get to know the main areas of Flamengo's headquarters
Discover and relive great memories and achievements of “Mengão” at the Flamengo Museum.
- It is not permitted to enter Flamengo with shirts from other teams, national or international. Only football shirts allowed are from Flamengo or from the Brazilian national team.
- The itinerary in Flamengo may be changed according to the club’s availability.
- Please inform the name of your hotel to arrange your pickup.
- This tour operates rain or shine.
- On sunny days, use light clothes, sunglasses, and sunscreen.
- On rainy days, use umbrellas or raincoats.
- Roundtrip transportation available from South Zone hotels (Copacabana, Leme, Ipanema and Leblon) via air-conditioned vehicle. Please arrange pickup from your hotel or a nearby location when you call to confirm your reservation.
-Pick-up from the hotel takes place before the start time of the activity. If you do not receive confirmation of your departure time, please contact us.
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Brazilian Real (BRL)
GMT-3 (Brasília Time)
110V/220VV, 60HzHz
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Available • Apps: Uber, 99 Taxis
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