André Matarazzo Museum of Arms, Vehicles and Machines Eduardo

The André Matarazzo Museum of Arms, Vehicles and Machines Eduardo showcases over 90 automobiles, 19 aircraft, 8 motorcycles, 29 machines, and 44 military items along with 84 antique objects. The collection is spread across indoor pavilions and outdoor areas where visitors can explore historical vehicles and mechanical artifacts.

Eduardo André Matarazzo founded the museum in 1964 as a collection of cars and old motor vehicles in São Paulo. The museum relocated to Bebedouro in 1969 and expanded to include items significant to local history.

The collection displays sacred objects, antique furniture, and equipment from the 1932 Revolution, reflecting the heritage of Bebedouro society. These items tell stories about everyday life and important moments in the region's past.

The museum operates its own restoration workshop where the large collection of vintage vehicles and mechanical artifacts is maintained and repaired. Visitors can observe the workshop and see how items are preserved for display.

The museum houses a Douglas DC-3 aircraft that transported the Brazilian national soccer team during their successful 1958 World Cup campaign in Sweden. This plane is a rare reminder of one of Brazil's greatest sports achievements.