Centro Interactivo Mundo Futbol

The Centro Interactivo Mundo Futbol is a soccer museum in Pachuca featuring four themed sections that guide visitors through different aspects of the sport. Each section combines exhibitions with hands-on activities and interactive experiences designed to engage all types of visitors.

The museum opened on July 9, 2011, marking Mexico's commitment to creating innovative cultural spaces. This opening established a place where the sport's past and future are explored through interactive engagement.

The museum's name references soccer's future and reflects how deeply the sport shapes life in Mexico. You can see this connection in how the spaces celebrate the game as a way people from all backgrounds come together.

The museum is open most days of the week and typically requires two to five hours to visit fully, depending on how much time you spend at each interactive station. Plan to arrive early to allow yourself time for all the sections.

The entrance takes you through a tunnel that mimics stepping onto the playing field, with sound and light effects that create an authentic match feeling. This first experience sets the mood for everything you encounter afterward in your visit.