estadio beira-rio

It's a beautiful stadium, next to Lake Guaíba, very organised and full of facilities. The location is also good making the access easy for everyone.

I was fortunate enough to be able to volunteer for FIFA at this venue. An incredible atmosphere for all the games especially Australia vs Holland. Amazing how much was unfinished one week before the first game, but they managed to pull off a great tournament and the Colorado have inherited a very cool modernised stadium. Wish I could have run out as a player on to that field!

I was lucky to experience couple of games during the World Cup.Amazing venue but feels a bit unfinished and not built to very high standard. Nevertheless definitely go and see the game if you get a chance. It is in much better area than arch rival's stadium Gremio.

Close to the Guaiba lake, Ibere Camargo museum and Marinha park I suggest you go to Beira Rio stadium by walking alongside the lake. During summer, schedule your visit to come back by sunset and enjoy a breathtaking view of the sun setting across the lake.

One of the two great stadiums in Porto Alegre. Enjoyed my visit to the venue for a game during the World Cup

New and refurbished stadium, used to host the 2014 World Cup in Porto Alegre. Located at a perfect area besides the Rio Guaiba.

Near the Guaiba Lake, it's a wonderfull sight. There were played some of the best Brazil World Cup games.

easy to access great viewing from all seats and a truely football loving city that knows how to host big games....

Very good sporting arena. Nice comfortable seats and easily accessible. Was there for the best game of the world cup 2014. Australia vs Holland...Tim Cahill for prime minister!!!...:0

When I was at the sightseeing bus I only saw it from outside, but it is really big, and it was one of the stadiums that hosted the World Cup 2014, so if you have a chance, go inside.

Magnificent stadium just by the Beira-Rio. Watched two great games there and definitely worth a stadium tour.

We saw Germany vs Algeria here in the World Cup. Don't get me wrong, it was a fantastic experience but we thought the stadium would be a bit nicer. Of the 3 stadiums in Brasil we went to this was bottom of the three (1- Maracana, 2- Mineirao). Pretty accessible but doesn't handle crowds as well as other stadiums, very crowded getting to your seat, etc. Most seats looked like great views though there is about an extra 20-30 yards of space behind each goal which makes you fell like you are farther from the game. Overall a good experience, but not the best that Brazilian soccer has to offer.

The stadium offers uninterupted views of the game. Access into the stadium was easy and the seating layout well signed. Whilst the stadium is now quite old it was an excellent facility for watching football

Saw the World Cup Match France vs Honduras. Entry was seamless, no hassle, and well organised . Love the stadium design, well kept, clean and comfortable seating. Love the experience and the passion of the Brazilians...

Hard to understand why Porto Alegre has chosen this stadium instead of the Gremio Arena which is a real modern Arena. Beira Rio is incomplete ans poorly finished.