Five years of the FIFA Museum

Five years ago, the FIFA World Football Museum opened its doors. Relive a selection of our favourite museum moments as we celebrate our anniversary.

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Football amongst friends: Our match plan

Follow the matches of the upcoming European Championship on our summer terrace "The Upstairs". Check out our offers and the full match plan and cultural program.

USA captain April Heinrichs (R) receiving the USA's 1st place diploma from FIFA President João Havelange (L) after winning the inaugural FIFA Women's World Cup in 1991. © Phil Stephens Photography/FIFA Museum

Football history and cultureTop of the class!

At the 1908 Olympic Games football tournament in London, the winners received a diploma to honour their success. It was the start of a tradition that persists to this day in the FIFA World Cup.

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News & InfoReduced ticket prices after 4 pm during European Championship

Between Friday 11 June 2021 and Sunday 11 July 2021, all visitors after 4 pm will benefit from a 50% discount on museum tickets.

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29.11.1991, Close up on referees and captains discussing during the pre-match protocol, prior to the 3rd place playoff between Sweden and Germany, in Guangzhou.

Museum LifeNew: 20 Stories about Referees, the Guardians of the Game

The FIFA World Football Museum presents a new selection of stories on the topic of refereeing. Twenty intimate showcases explore a selection of interesting facts about the duties of match officials and notable moments from refereeing history.

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Get more information on our opening hours, and information on booking a ticket.

Getting here

Located in central Zurich, the museum is easily accessible by public transport. Use our tool to plan your trip.

Groups and Parties

Discover the various guided tours and children’s parties packages on offer at the museum.