Fifa Museum Tickets

This is a must do when visiting Zurich myself and partner loved going round it all and seeing so much of the old stuff as well as the new and a few things that we enjoyed taking part in was the photo booths. It's very easy to get around and spacious with toilets on each floor.there is a tram stop outside called enge and train station is also just behind the tram stops so its fairly easy to get to. It's great for kids they would love it as much as us adults.

Interesting , well laid out museum , some nice items from each of the world cups on display . Peles Boots from 1958 . Old memorabilia but a very modern museum too . Would recommend to any football fan visiting Zürich .

Okay, many fun for soccer kids but not much to it. Rather do the walking tour. Was much better.

If you are a soccer/futbol fan, this is a must. We loved the information and all the displays. There is a cool interactive skills area too.

Be very careful. I booked tickets on what i thought was the official website. They took the money - transaction named Fifa Museum. I have not received my tickets and the museum claim they have no record of this transaction and cant help. I have lost over 50 quid. Be very wary.

Great museum. Lots of fun history and well displayed

We had great expectations about this museum but we were really disappointed. The museum itself was not that big. They had some interesting interactive screens but after not not much at all.

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This was the best experience ever!! if you are a futbol/soccer fan, this is a must place to go too <3 glad I got to see the FIFA museum and seeing the history and relics that they got throughout the years. Definitely coming back again

Fantastic experience with a football mad 12 year old. Really enjoyed learning about the history of football and facts about each of the world cups. Great amount of interactive elements throughout the museum. They have different generations of FIFA games to play from PS1 up-to the latest edition. Son loved the football pinball skill games, different skills to test out before a free for all at the end with the pinball. You get points tallied throughout to give you a high-score too…somehow the other half won when she has never played football before!

Our family doesn’t really follow soccer but found this museum to be very well done and interesting. We bought tickets ahead of time but it wasn’t necessary. It was very interesting to learn that each official soccer ball changes each year and there was a display that showed the soccer balls through the years. There was an area where children and adults could test their skill kicking a soccer ball which was a fun activity. There was a gift shop where people could buy signed items and of course the regular souvenirs and soccer shirts.

Arriving at opening time is the best to avoid crowds and to be sure you get a locker. You must put all bags and purses in lockers.

A great museum for football lovers. Great value for money and lots of fun. We had a fabulous time here. Only glitch was the prices in the gift shop were eye watering but that was the case in Zurich generally. We had drinks in the bar and the service was excellent. Perfect for families and seeing the World Cup was special.

Amazing... well worth thr money. Enjoyed it a lot

We booked our tickets online and visited on 28th February 2026. We didn’t realise that it was their 10th Anniversary on the day of our visit and we were all given a chocolate football which was lovely. When you arrive you put your coat and bag in a locker so you don’t have to carry it around which was handy. The museum was very hot. The museum was very interesting and it was great to see all the shirts. I didn’t see Manchester United shirt though. It was a good place to visit.

For any football fans this is a must visit place! So much information and interactive things to do. We loved our few hours here.

We were the first ones to get in the museum. We entered this museum at 10AM and we were here until 12 PM. The FIFA Museum tells the story of how FIFA has developed association football globally and made it the undisputed number one sport in the world, uniting nations and bringing continents together. Pride of place in the FIFA Museum is the FIFA World Cup Gallery. A must-see for all fans, the gallery is dedicated to the history of football’s ultimate prize and hosts an incredible collection in a stunning architectural setting where the jewels of the exhibition – the FIFA World Cup trophy and the FIFA Women's World Cup trophy – are on display. With a multitude of attractions, audiovisual experiences and thought-provoking exhibitions, the FIFA Museum shows the impact football has had on society, and how it is a source of inspiration for fans across the globe. My son, who is such a great fan of football had a really good time over here and he considered this to be his best experience in the entire Switzerland trip.

Its expensive for what you get. Its mostly for small kids, half of the exhibition is women football. There were rows for each disciplin.

Nice to visit on a cold day sightseeing around Zurich. It has a lot of historial information and material for soccer lovers. It also has interactive activities for kids.

If you’re in Zurich, don’t miss the FIFA Museum! Even if you’re not a huge football fan, the exhibits are engaging, the design is sleek, and the storytelling is captivating. Plan at least 2–3 hours — you’ll be amazed by the history and interactive displays. A must-visit for anyone curious about the beautiful game!

If you love soccer, this museum has so many displays.and interactive activities that make for a great time.

Very disappointed there were no Scotland tops on display. Maybe was but were well hidden. Great experiance though and even provide a discount for us old age pensioners. Very modernistic and well laid out. You even get a free selfie from the machine. Lots of info on the womens game too. For Swiss prices, 20CHF wasn`t so expensive.

A great museum with active guided tour, lots of cool displays and interactive exhibits. We were able to see the whole museum in 1 hour, and spent time in the interactive sections playing.

For someone that doesn’t like football, it was an interactive and educational experience. You can clearly see FIFA has money.

I visited the museum thinking it is different and unique, and perhaps the only of its kind. There is a lot of memorabilia and information inside and many interactive displays particularly for kids. If you are a soccer fan, this is a must. If you are not, like me, 35min should be enough.

It’s right across the street from the train station, which was very handy!! We enjoyed the history of it!

If you’re a football fan, stepping into the FIFA Museum feels like entering hallowed ground. From the moment you arrive the energy shifts—this isn’t just a museum, it’s a shrine to the sport that unites the world. The guided tour was a masterstroke. In just 60 minutes, we journeyed through football’s greatest moments: from the invention of the yellow card to the story behind the Jules Rimet Trophy. The original FIFA World Cup Trophy? Yes, it’s there. And yes, it’s glorious. Interactive exhibits brought the legends to life—Pelé, Messi, Marta, Maradona—all celebrated with reverence and flair. The walk-in pinball installation added a playful twist, and the team challenge was a cheeky nod to the competitive spirit that fuels the game. It’s not just nostalgia—it’s a celebration of football’s global heartbeat. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or a casual admirer, this tour leaves you with goosebumps and a grin.

A great experience. I am not a massive fan of football but still really enjoyed the nostalgia this attraction had to offer.

Great place especially for football mad kids! Great interactive museum so keeps kids (and adults interested) plus loads of information on football. Even those who aren’t football mad would enjoy this. Top layer which is full of games is super fun! Although the balls did keep getting stuck in the final football pinball games series, which meant waiting for staff to help to reset them (the one gentleman working in this area was super friendly and was running around trying to help but the games needed resetting constantly). This meant we ran out of time and couldn’t complete the game as the museum had closed. Gift shop was a footballers haven but very expensive.

Lots of interesting facts and detail about how FIFA came about and some of the rules that have changed over time. I found the specifics of each World Cup Finals very interesting. It makes you look forward to the next one in 2026 hoping your nation can bring home the trophy. Two excellent films played about the Women’s and Men’s finals. Fun area at the end where you can try out some of your skills. However long queues for that meant I didn’t try any. We played a game of table football but skipped the other activities. Generally very good and we spent about 3 hrs there.

The history of football (soccer) is maintained and updated to give you an inside look into the game, its players, and past. The top floor has interactive activities mainly for children. Your children will thank you for taking them to experience it for themselves!

We were there for the womens Euros so had to visit the museum. The museum was showcasing womens football as well as the mens side which was refreshing to see. Great to see the world cup in person - obvious photo op for every visitor. The display cases showcasing previous world cups with equipment programs etc was fascinating. One of the floors was dedicated to video games, soccer skills etc so not necessarily for everyone. That said we still spent 1 1/2 hours in the museum

Came here a couple of times during our stay in Zurich, making the most of the Zurich city cards we bought. The museum offers a comprehensive insight into both men and women's football. There's also lots of opportunities for interaction, including a commentating desk, seats from stadiums and of course all the football games- I'm talking football ping pong, football pool, table football...it was so much fun! A must visit for any football fan visiting Zurich.

Although I wouldn't recommend spending much of your Switzerland trip in Zurich, the Fifa Museum was definitely one of our favorite parts. Cool museum even if you aren't a huge soccer fan. Also free with Swiss Travel Pass.

Lots to see and do in this fantastic museum. Some really good displays and artefacts. The World Cup being the highlight! A number of interactive and fun activities for all the family. A bit of something for everyone.

As per the title, whilst this does have some exhibits and memorabilia to look around, the majority of the museum is filled with games and activities to keep younger ones entertained- if you are looking for some in depth information about the history of the beautiful game, then this might not be it.

The FIFA Museum in Zurich is modern, interactive, and well-organized. A must-visit for football fans, offering rich history, iconic memorabilia, and fun exhibits for all ages.

There is a lot of reading to do at the beginning. When you get onto further levels there is more interactive games, and activities for the children/family to enjoy and partake in. I went on a Saturday and the queues for the games/activities were long. There are a few photo opportunities where the photo can be sent to your personal email address - but unfortunately this did not work on a couple of these. (email sent but attached photo not there). There is a dance machine that rarely worked. A nice cafe and shop at the end of the museum.

The best of the fifa is here. There are games for kids and adults with plenty of historic and other information. The actual fifa cups are also on display. Not so crowded during evenings

This was well worth adding to our trip. Our soccer fanatic son thoroughly enjoyed this. Our rewards covered this from other bookings we made.

Given footballs status as arguably the leading game in the world I expected a museum from it's governing body to be bigger for the price! The exhibitions around the world cups and the shirt rainbow are good and the skills section where you get to kick a ball is cool but there isn't much more to it.

Great way to spend a Sunday morning . Opens at 10.we took the tram from the central train station . So easy . Lots of interesting things to see. Interactive things for kids and adults - been a referee , commentator plus whole flier of football games including pinball . Brilliant!!

Interesting enough if you like football however museum itself isn’t that special. Interactive activities are pretty limited. Overall, a decent enough way to spend an hour but not memorable in any way.

Very informative and interesting museum especially if you’re a die hard football fan. Loads to see and interactive areas. Fun for kids also. Cafe area and souvenir shop also on the premises.

Such a good experience for all ages lots of interactive things to do and see. The displays are all set up great and are inviting with bright colours and designs!

The museum itself is amazing and it doesn’t look like much expense has been spared - however as much as €25 tickets is acceptable - charging €199 for 15cm miniature replicas of the World Cup is wrong - absolutely everything in the store is massively overpriced - FIFA just did it again… footballs not for everyone…. The walk around was good - the interactive games were good - but being in the store at the end before the exit has a lasting impression -

I am a soccer fan and wanted to visit this place for a long time, it was my last day in Zurich but couldn't leave without visiting this museum. There are many old memories lying here, very nicely done.

Very informative with some great Memrobilia on show. Great to see the World Cup and all the old footage of past finals…..

My wife and I went to FIFA Museum recently while on vacation in Zurich. I am big football fan and my wife was good with coming along with me. The museum is laid out well and has lot of information on history of FIFA and the World Cup. The museum is very kid friendly with different activities for them. Enjoyed the exhibit on seeing pictures of various footballers and their respective lives. We were there about 1 hour.