World Cup Fever at the FIFA Museum – Experience Football & Public Viewings
Get ready to experience the excitement of the FIFA World Cup at the newest special exhibition at the FIFA Museum in Zurich.
With World Cup Fever: Skills Zone, the FIFA Museum invites fans to step into the shoes of football’s biggest stars and test their own speed, precision, coordination and reactions through a series of interactive challenges inspired by players such as Kylian Mbappé, Vinícius Júnior, Erling Haaland and Harry Kane. Authentic objects from the FIFA Museum’s official collection add an extra touch of World Cup magic along the way.
The excitement doesn’t stop there. Throughout the FIFA World Cup 2026™, fans can come together at the FIFA Museum for public viewings of selected matches, sharing the highs, lows and unforgettable moments of football’s biggest tournament. Whether you're challenging friends and family in the Skills Zone or cheering on your favourite team, World Cup Fever is the perfect place to celebrate the beautiful game this summer.
World Cup Fever: Skills Zone is available as an add-on to a regular museum ticket and is priced at CHF 8.
Discover the interactive stations
Head it like Haaland
Four of Erling Haaland’s 16 goals in the UEFA qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ were headers.
Dribble like Vinícius Jr.
Vinícius Jr. racked up a total of 23 successful dribbles in FIFA World Cup 2026™ qualifying.
Sprint like Mbappé
Kylian Mbappé’s top speed on record during a match is 38 km/h.
Move like Messi
At the FIFA World Cup 2022™, Lionel Messi paced himself brilliantly and was awarded the adidas Golden Ball despite covering an average of only 8.8 km per 90 minutes.
Halftime
Take a breather, explore the halftime space, and soak up the atmosphere of the world’s biggest stage before the second half awaits!
Block it like Bounou
In 2022, Yassine Bounou became the first goalkeeper from Africa to amass three clean sheets at a single FIFA World Cup™.
Pass it like Vitinha
Vitinha completed 599 passes across six FIFA World Cup 2026™ qualifying matches, with a 95.84% success rate.
Kick it like Kane
Harry Kane has converted 89% of the penalties he has taken in his career.
Public Viewing: Watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 at the FIFA Museum in Zürich
The FIFA World Cup 2026™ is just around the corner! Enjoy the thrilling atmosphere and cheer on your favourite national teams at the public viewing of selected matches at the FIFA Museum.