The stadium was being removated during our visit but we stopped for some pictures nevertheless. It is an iconic stadium and worth a short stop.

The stadium was being removated during our visit but we stopped for some pictures nevertheless. It is an iconic stadium and worth a short stop.
We were advised not to go but had to while in Rio. It's closed to the public as its 92% complete inside and huge work going on outside.
Parked up outside and got some pics to understand the huge size of the place but if you intending to be in Rio in the future I wold not visit until its...
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Never actually saw the inside of the stadium just the museum with the foot engravings--which were awesome by the way. As an American who refers to futebol as soccer, can't name a single team from any country but I know who Pele is and know also who is Kaka and a few others. Wish I knew enough to even ask...
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this is the most famous estadio in the world. in this period is closed for visiting but it is still a legend. so after this place is renovated we will be able to see more games from which this amazing rio's landmark is famous
I live on 100ft from Maracanã Stadium. Its my playground for running. But at this time the area surrounding is totally "destroyed" in order to recontructions for Confederations Cup. It will working on next june. Wait for that time to come.
If you like soccer, this is a must see in your bucket list. It is currently being repaired for the 2013/2014 soccer word cup (confederations cup), when it should become a top notch facility. You can currently visit the constructions, but you must go there during a soccer game. There are concerts that happen there too, but its primary goal...
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Nobody knows for certain how the "new" Maracanã is going to be, after the reform for the World Cup, but I believe it will continue to be one of the world´s temples of football. Most "cariocas" are missing the "Maraca" too much, including myself. Counting the days...
I hate football but I love the atmosphere inside Maracana! Well worth a visit. Go to a restaurant before and after the game and buy a ticket in the family area. Both team supporters can sit together without fear of violence, just the enjoyment of the game and the going on's inside the stadium. You'll see!
If you're in Rio and you need to be able to say you've been to the Maracana then you can still visit a very small museum. It has a few souvenirs, some concrete footprints of famous players, and a display of what the finished stadium will look like. Not exactly a must-see, but like I say, if you HAVE to...
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Do not go ! It is closed because of 2014 world cup. Do not go ! It is closed because of 2014 world cup.. Do not go ! It is closed because of 2014 world cup.
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