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Fit some football fun into your Easter weekend plans with a visit to the FIFA Museum in Zurich.

From Tuesday 24 March 2026 until Sunday 29 March 2026, the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Winners' Trophy will not be on display in the FIFA World Cup Gallery at the FIFA Museum in Zurich.

The FIFA Museum in Zurich will open a dedicated permanent display featuring the FIFA Club World Cup™ Trophy from 13 January 2026, giving visitors the chance to experience one of football’s latest and most significant symbols.

In January 2026, the original FIFA World Cup Trophy will embark on a world tour with Coca-Cola once again.

Between Christmas and New Year, the FIFA Museum opens at special opening hours.

Today the FIFA Museum in Zurich launches its new special exhibition Innovation in Action: Football Technologies on and off the Pitch, offering an unprecedented look at how technology supports the beautiful game.

Once again things are going into extra-time at the FIFA Museum, as we are thrilled to participate in Zurich’s Long Night of Museums 2025.

On Tuesday, 29 and Wednesday, 30 July, the FIFA World Cup Trophy will be absent from our iconic FIFA World Cup™ Gallery. However, in its place, FIFA Museum visitors will have the rare opportunity to see the FIFA World Cup 26™ Winner’s Trophy.

During the final week of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, the FIFA Museum is on site in New York City where the semi-finals and the final take place to present the “Legacy Tunnel” at Michelob ULTRA’s Pitchside Club from 8 to 13 July.

If you are in Zurich over Whitsun, we invite you to stop by the FIFA Museum.

The FIFA Museum is running an open day, with free admission to all areas, on Friday, 23 May 2025 to celebrate the inaugural World Football Week.

The FIFA Museum is adding another chapter to its historical account of women's football. From 3 June to 17 August, a pop-up exhibition in Zurich will tell the story of women's football in Switzerland.