FIFA Museum

The FIFA Museum in Zurich is a unique place that celebrates the rich history and heritage of football. Located at Tessinerplatz, in the heart of Zurich, the museum attracts visitors from all over the world. It offers an extensive collection of exhibits that trace the journey of football from its humble beginnings to its global significance today. The museum deals with both the sporting and the cultural aspects of football and illustrates how this game connects people across continents and generations.

Currently, the special exhibition "World Cup Fever: Skills Zone" draws the attention of visitors, where they can test their own football skills. In the run-up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico, the museum also offers public screenings of selected matches to build anticipation for the tournament. Another highlight is the exhibition "Legacies of Champions" in New York City, which gives fans free access to unique historical photos and experiences during the World Cup.

The FIFA Museum works with various partners to initiate themed exhibitions, including "Unidad - The World's Game" in Miami, which highlights the universal appeal of football. In Vancouver, an exhibition is presented that explores the technology and science behind the game, while the one in Hong Kong, in collaboration with Asian partners, delves into global football history.

At the museum, visitors can experience the magic of football and be inspired by the fascination and passion that surrounds this sport. It is a place for fans of all ages to learn, discover and celebrate the joy of the game. Whether at a family exhibition or a historical retrospective, the FIFA Museum offers something for everyone that strengthens the connection to this wonderful game.