Santos Museum
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This morning we took the metro to one of the cities many bus stations as we were heading to Santos for the day to explore the city where Pele plied his trade for so long.
The first stop was to theRead more
This morning we took the metro to one of the cities many bus stations as we were heading to Santos for the day to explore the city where Pele plied his trade for so long.
The first stop was to theRead more
After the museum we were taken on a short guided tour through the stadium which thankfully was translated to English for us! We visited the press room, changing rooms, tunnel and pitch side. TheRead more
In Sao Paulo if your eyes are open then you'll be able to see at least one screen showing football. However in Santos there was no such luck no matter how hard we tried. After giving up on the cityRead more
After the tour we did a quick lap of the ground before heading back to the city centre for lunch and a quick look around. Unfortunately the Pele museum was closed contrary to Google's information!
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Monte Serrat
Traveler I remember watching Pele getting kicked off the pitch by the Bulgarian players at the 1966 World Cup at Goodison Park, a privilege to be there, second only to Tranmere beating Everton 3-0 at Goodison in the F.A. Cup. 👍😀⚽️ SWA