Museum of the Conmebol, Football museum in Luque, Paraguay.

The Museum of the Conmebol occupies space within the South American football confederation's headquarters and displays more than 1,800 objects related to the sport's history. The collection spans a spacious building dedicated entirely to football heritage.

The museum was inaugurated on 31 January 2009 by FIFA president Joseph Blatter, former FIFA president João Havelange and Conmebol president Nicolás Leoz, with Pelé and Cafú present. A replica of the World Cup trophy was handed over that day and remains one of its main exhibits. After opening, visits were limited to small pre-booked groups until the adjoining hotel was finished. It closed in December 2023 and reopened four months later with interactive displays, a VAR experience and a 360-degree screen.

The entrance displays flags representing the ten member nations and shows how football shapes regional identity and pride. Walking through, you feel the sport's deep connection to South American communities.

The museum sits south of Asuncion and is accessible by car or local transportation options. The interior features climate control and allows visitors plenty of time to explore different exhibition sections at their own pace.

The museum underwent renovation in 2024 to integrate new technologies into its displays and presentations. These updates help visitors experience South American football history in fresh and engaging ways.