Maracanã to get a new museum from 2027 | OneFootball

Maracanã will get a new museum starting in 2027. The project, which will feature immersive experiences to tell the story of the most iconic stadium in Brazilian football, was presented on Tuesday during a Flamengo board meeting at Gávea.The initiative is being developed by Flamengo and Fluminense’s shared management of Maracanã. The museum’s conceptual and artistic model has already been approved by both clubs, partners in the stadium’s administration, and the contract was signed on January 30, 2026. An official presentation to the State Government is expected to take place later this month.According to the contractual schedule, the افتتاحuration could take place by September 2027. However, according to ge, the clubs hope to bring the opening forward to late May, taking advantage of the flow of visitors generated by the Women’s World Cup, which will be held in Brazil.The new space will be divided into different themed areas. The first of these will be dedicated to the fans, highlighting the importance of football lovers in shaping Maracanã’s identity. Next, visitors will be able to learn about the stadium’s relationship with the city of Rio de Janeiro and its cultural and historical significance.One of the highlights will be the so-called “Tunnel of Myths,” a space that will pay tribute to figures who defined an era at Maracanã, including athletes, artists, and other personalities. The museum will also feature immersive experiences that will allow visitors to feel the thrill of being on the pitch, as well as an event area and interactive spaces aimed at younger audiences.

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