Where to play soccer clubs and fields São Paulo

You can't come to Sao Paulo without paying tribute to "Corinthian democracy". Led by the immense Socrates, the Corinthians club openly opposed the military regime by entering the stadium with a banner that read "democracy now". This new stadium of the Corinthians football team was inaugurated in 2014 and has since hosted many league matches. This imposing monument can accommodate up to 68,000 people.

It is said that football in Brazil is almost a religion. So the Pacaembu is one of those temples. One of the oldest football stadiums in the country, where many national championship finals and some international matches are played. It was Corinthians' stadium from 1940 to 2013, before the Arena Corinthians was built on the outskirts of the city. The stadium also houses the football museum. Inaugurated in 1940, it can accommodate up to 40,000 people.