Hall of Fame for Football Fans: The FIFA Football Museum Opens
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported
The FIFA World Football Museum, an absolute must-visit for football fans worldwide, officially opened on February 28 in Zurich, Switzerland. Covering three floors, the museum displays over 1,000 exhibits, showcasing everything from the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 to the latest one in Brazil, including all match records, medals, and official photographs.
The FIFA World Football Museum, a must-visit for football fans around the globe, officially opened on February 28 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Image source / FIFA World Football Museum)
Football connects people from all over the world. (Image source / FIFA World Football Museum)
Construction of the FIFA World Football Museum began in 2013 and was completed on December 18, 2015. The exhibits are rich and varied, starting with just the World Cup trophy and the jersey of the 1938 Italian champion team. Through donations, loans, and auctions, the museum now houses a collection of over a thousand items from FIFA’s 209 member countries.
Multimedia screens recreate all the unforgettable moments in football history. (Image source / FIFA World Football Museum)
In the interactive area of the museum, visitors can step onto the pitch and try their hand at goalkeeping games. (Image source / FIFA World Football Museum)
The exhibition hall features 15 interactive zones and over 60 digital screens, using multimedia to narrate the founding story of FIFA, the most memorable moments of past tournaments, and the global development of football. In addition to displaying the World Cup trophy, images, match footage, and documents, the museum also includes a library with about 4,000 football-related books, an interactive learning space called the Lab, and a gaming area. There is also a casual bistro, a coffee bar, and a viewing bar named “Sportsbar 1904,” as well as a souvenir shop selling specially customized FIFA memorabilia. It is a pilgrimage destination not to be missed by football fans around the world.
Through multimedia technology combined with physical exhibits, visitors can gain a deeper understanding of football-related knowledge. (Image source / FIFA World Football Museum)
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