FIFA Museum

One of my favourite places during our recent trip to Zurich. On arrival you are given a locker token to put all your bags, jackets, etc in. Then it's time to enter the museum. The exhibit is great, I enjoyed looking at all the member nations jerseys, specifically looking for Scotland and Switzerland. They are all grouped by colour, a nice touch. After that it's a trip downstairs where you learn all about the world cups, play interactive games like "be a referee" and more. Then it's a trip upstairs to play some video games (ranging from the old ps1 to modern football games) and a section where you can put your skills to the test. In truth we could have spent longer here but wanted to visit other places in Zurich. There's a cafe that we never visited, and toilet facilities if needed. Since we used our 24 hour Zurich card out visit was free. I'd highly recommend.

very nice football museum.there are all about information for football worldcup dress of all countries. history of matches.who win in which year. there are 2 floor and ground floor.display is very nice.we also play football for fun.there ia a shop and restaurant.

Went just after 10 and it was super busy but not busy enough that you couldn’t see what you wanted to see. Absolutely adored the women’s section and they don’t have a bias towards men’s football which is so good to see. The video on women’s football had a great turn out too. Everyone watches women’s sports!! So much going on and to do, is definitely a great day out. Didn’t wait that long to enter and was included in the Zürich card so definitely worth the buy!

As someone who doesn’t like football I wasn’t expecting to get much out of this museum but I found a lot of it pretty interesting, massively helped by how interactive it was. The museum is divided into 3 areas; 1 on the history of FIFA, 1 on the history of the World Cup and an interactive area where you can put your football prowess to the test.

The museum seemed pretty boring to me. I loved the Women's world cup section but that was about it. It's mostly about modern football. The museum's architecture is trying to make you feel like it's a big space but it's not. It ends pretty quick and you end up in an overpriced shop at the end. I much more preferred the legends museum in Madrid.

You have to wait even if u bought the zurich card beforehand. The museum is nice, there are many historical displays and interactive games for children. There are lockers which you need to put all of your belongings in but its free, they give you a special coin for it and you can keep it after unlocking. Its so nice to have a memory item like that.

I didn’t know that I can learn a lot from this museum. It’s small but if you are a football fan, you have to go once in your life. You can see the all history of the football! For the kids around 6-10 would be also good as there are some stuff to play with including pc games.

A lot of football history, all visitors are football fans. Great collection of World Cup artifacts for both men and women. This museum is about football history especially on World Cup, not much on the player. The interactive section has more fun but each game took a bit of time and requires queuing. No bags allowed inside, free locker is provided.