CR7 Museum, Football museum in Funchal, Portugal
The CR7 Museum is a football museum in Funchal, Madeira, holding the 126 trophies on display when it opened in 2013. Its 1,400 m² floor is laid in Portuguese pavement style with the museum logo, and the dark facade carries the white inscription "CR7 MUSEU". A bronze statue of Cristiano Ronaldo by Madeiran sculptor Ricardo Velosa stands in front.
The museum opened in December 2013 and moved to a larger space beneath the Pestana CR7 Hotel in June 2016. Since then it has charted the entire arc of the player's career from his early days to recent achievements.
The museum takes its name from the initials and jersey number of the footballer and attracts fans from around the world who follow his career. Visitors can also take photos in a replica dressing room alongside the exhibits, highlighting the interactive nature of the space.
The museum occupies 1,400 square metres on the ground floor beneath the Pestana CR7 Hotel, on the square renamed Praça CR7 in 2016. The bronze statue by Ricardo Velosa stands in front of the entrance, a few steps from the port area of Funchal. The floor is Portuguese pavement decorated with the museum logo.
Alongside the major trophies are boots and shirts worn in decisive matches displayed behind glass. A section features life-size figures of the player at different stages of his career, showing the evolution of his style and haircuts.
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