Memorial do Corinthians

The Memorial do Corinthians is a football museum inside Neo Química Arena that documents one of Brazil's largest clubs. The collection includes trophies, player jerseys, photographs, and objects spanning different periods of the club's history.

The club was founded in 1910 by railway workers and grew into one of the city's most important institutions. The museum itself was created in 2014 with the opening of the modern stadium and preserves the memory of more than 100 years of club tradition.

The memorial shows how deeply connected the club is to its supporters, known as the 'Fiel'. This relationship appears throughout the exhibits in fan photographs and in the spaces dedicated to legendary matches.

The museum is located inside the stadium and opens Tuesday through Sunday with tours available in multiple languages. The building features accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility and allows for comfortable exploration of the exhibits.

The museum houses the FIFA Club World Cup trophies from 2000 and 2012, as this club was the first Brazilian team to win this international title twice. This marks a rare achievement in South American football history.

Location: São Paulo

Email: departamentosocial@sccorinthians.com.br

Website: http://corinthians.com.br/clube/sedesocial/memorial

GPS coordinates: -23.52715,-46.56631

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:44