Trophies
The club's titles.
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The Corinthians Memorial, also called the Parque São Jorge Memorial, is an exhibition devoted to the history of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, one of Brazil's biggest and best-supported football clubs. It is at the club's headquarters in Parque São Jorge, east São Paulo, home of the club since 1928. The memorial opened on 27 January 2006 and occupies about 1,500 square metres within the headquarters, which covers more than 158,000 square metres. It traces the club's story since its founding in 1910 through a wealth of objects: titles and trophies, shirts and boots, and photographs of the players who made its history. It is open to the public and is a tourist attraction in the city, above all for football lovers. A visit can be combined with a tour of the club's modern stadium in Itaquera or the Football Museum at Pacaembu.
The club's titles.
Through the decades.
Historic home.
Parque São Jorge, club headquarters, east São Paulo
Yes, there are tours of the club's stadium in Itaquera.
