FIFA Museum

The FIFA Museum is a sports museum in Zurich that spans three floors of the Haus zur Enge building and tells the story of football through exhibitions, objects, and digital displays. The spaces showcase trophies, historic uniforms, photographs, and interactive installations that allow visitors to explore the journey of the game.

The museum opened in 2016 and came from a major development project that began in 2012 to create a modern space for football history. It was housed in a classical Zurich building that was renovated to accommodate the new exhibitions.

The museum presents football through the eyes of many nations and cultures, with displays showing how people around the world celebrate and play the game. Visitors can see how different countries represent their achievements and their relationship with the sport.

The museum is located near Zurich Enge railway station and is open Tuesday through Sunday, making it a good option for spending part of your day. Guided tours are available in several languages and help visitors understand the exhibitions better.

The collection includes a massive pinball machine that visitors can actually play, offering a surprising contrast to the traditional display pieces. The original FIFA World Cup Trophy is also on display, which draws fans who want to see this legendary object in person.

Location: Zurich

Inception: February 28, 2016

Official opening: February 28, 2016

Operator: FIFA

Opening Hours: Monday off; Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00

Phone: +41433882500

Email: info@fifamuseum.org

Website: http://fifamuseum.com

GPS coordinates: 47.36358,8.53152

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:59