Nubank Parque

Nubank Parque has carried five different names in a little over a decade, and each one marks a different owner of the naming rights rather than a different ground. The site traces back to Palestra Itália, the identity that gave the stadium its first name and stayed attached through spells as Arena Palestra Itália and Arena Palmeiras, then more than ten years as Allianz Parque, before the current sponsor took over. Through all of it, the address on Rua Palestra Itália in Água Branca has stayed the same, and so has the tenant: Palmeiras have played there since the gates opened on 19 November 2014, following construction that began in 2010.

The build was handled by WTorre, at a cost of roughly 630 million reais, or about US$203 million, with Tomás Taveira and Edo Rocha Arquiteturas drawing up the design. The pitch itself is artificial rather than grass, laid to FIFA Quality Pro standard at 50 millimetres. Capacity is set at 43,713, and the ground's attendance record is a recent one — 41,468 packed in for a Copa do Brasil tie against Corinthians on 6 August 2025.

Football finals have found their way here too, including the 2022 Recopa Sudamericana and Copa do Brasil deciders, and the arena has doubled as a concert venue for acts well outside the sport, among them Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney and Coldplay.