The stadium was originally inaugurated with a match between Paulista and the Argentine club Peñarol.
It is colloquially known as 'Jayme Cintra' by local supporters.
The club, Paulista FC, reached the national prominence by winning the Copa do Brasil in 2005, with this stadium serving as their primary base.
The stadium's architectural design reflects the mid-20th-century Brazilian trend of utilizing sloping natural terrain for stadium terracing.
The facility includes club-specific administrative offices and training support structures adjacent to the main pitch.
Estádio Jayme Cintra is a football stadium located in Jundiaí, São Paulo, serving as the home ground for Paulista Futebol Clube. Inaugurated in 1957, the facility has a current seating capacity of approximately 14,900 spectators. The stadium is named after Jayme Cintra, a significant figure in the local club's history and a former president of the Paulista railway company. It features a traditional rectangular pitch layout surrounded by open-air concrete terracing. The venue has hosted various state-level football competitions, including matches in the Campeonato Paulista. It is situated within the Jardim Pacaembu neighborhood, surrounded by local urban infrastructure.
From the upper tiers of the grandstand looking down across the pitch toward the main scoreboard.
Check the official Paulista FC website for match schedules, as the stadium is only active during the regional football season.
Bring sun protection, as the majority of the seating sections are outdoors without roof coverage.
Arrive early during match days as local street parking in the Jardim Pacaembu neighborhood becomes limited.
Attempting to visit for a tour on non-match days without prior coordination, as the stadium is not open for general public sightseeing.
Only open to the public during scheduled football matches; closed during the off-season or when the club is not playing home games.
Standard football stadium behavior; avoid wearing opposing team colors in the home supporter sections to prevent friction.
