Sports Tourism and Cultural Heritage: The Football Museum in Brazil as a thematic attraction

Authors

  • Filipe Soares Romano
  • Ricardo Ricci Uvinha

Keywords:

turismo esportivo, patrimônio cultural, estádios de futebol, Museu do Futebol, cidade de São Paulo.

Abstract

Football is an integral part of the culture and history of Brazil. Taking into account the international characteristic of being the “country of football”, tourism took advantage of this symbolic element to propose spaces and equipment built around this theme. Sports Tourism, a segment where discussions involving the approximation between tourism and football are inserted, can be characterized by three different types: Sports Practice Tourism; Sports Event Tourism; and Nostalgia Tourism. The latter, Nostalgia, includes tourists from stadiums, arenas or sports museums motivated by the knowledge of new cultures, realities, meanings and structures. The aim of this study is to analyze the reports released by OS ID Brasil that manages the Football Museum in the city of São Paulo and correlate it with the theoretical framework on Sports Tourism, offering subsidies for the discussion of these spaces. It is intended to address them not only as cultural heritage, but also as tourist attractions in their potential for the creation of public policies and the promotion of sports tourism. The research is of a descriptive character, having as methodological procedures the bibliographic and documentary analyzes related to the tourist activities of sport and leisure (products, demands, services, attractions, routes and itineraries).

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Detalhe/ medalha de ouro Olímpiadas de Atlanta 1996 (Foto: Eduardo Guedes); Detalhe/ Cronômetro, Década de 1920 (Foto: acervo Centro de Memória do Esporte - CEME); Detalhe taça (Foto: Eduardo Guedes); Fachada Estádio de Carpentras (foto: J F Brun); Detalhe/Jogo de Corridas de Velocípedes (Museu Nacional do Desporto, Nº inventário: MND.05124); Objeto de torcedor (Foto: acervo Manchester United Museum); Vitrine National Football Museum Machester (Foto: Cristina Mitidieri); Estádio do Pacaembu (Foto: Cristina Mitidieri); Casamento em Carpentras (Foto: acervo Conservatoire du Patrimoine Sportif, Carpentras); Detalhe/Estádio do Maracanâ (Foto: royaltie free); medalha ouro das Paralimpiadas Escolares do ano de 2019 (Foto: acervo Centro de Memória do Esporte - CEME); Museu do Futebol SP (Foto: Cristina Mitidieri); Detalhe/Equipe de Rugby (Foto: acervo Conservatoire du Patrimoine Sportif, Carpentras); Detalhe/ Medalha de bronze conquista dor Dario Barbosa nos Jogos Olímpicos da Antuérpia (1920) na modalidade do Tiro (Foto: acervo Centro de Memória do Esporte - CEME); Detalhe bola de futebol (Foto: royaltie free).

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Published

2024-10-14

How to Cite

Romano, F. S., & Uvinha, R. R. (2024). Sports Tourism and Cultural Heritage: The Football Museum in Brazil as a thematic attraction. Museologia E Patrimônio, 14(1), 182–211. Retrieved from https://revistamuseologiaepatrimonio.mast.br/index.php/ppgpmus/article/view/867

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 1 (2021)

Section

Dossiê

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