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Club Atlético Peñarol Museum
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Club Atlético Peñarol Museum

Montevideo, Uruguay

About Club Atlético Peñarol Museum

South America's most trophy-laden club, Peñarol has won five Copa Libertadores titles, and their museum in Montevideo houses every major honour alongside vintage shirts, match programmes, and the personal effects of legends like Enzo Francescoli. For football historians and Copa Libertadores fans, this is as important a pilgrimage site as any in South America.

Located in Montevideo.

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About Club Atlético Peñarol Museum

South America's most trophy-laden club, Peñarol has won five Copa Libertadores titles, and their museum in Montevideo houses every major honour alongside vintage shirts, match programmes, and the personal effects of legends like Enzo Francescoli. For football historians and Copa Libertadores fans, this is as important a pilgrimage site as any in South America.

Club Atlético Peñarol Museum is located in Montevideo, Uruguay.