YB Museum, Football museum at Stade de Suisse, Bern, Switzerland

YB Museum occupies a space inside the Stade de Suisse in Bern, the home ground of BSC Young Boys. Its displays gather trophies, photographs and match-worn memorabilia from the club's history, arranged by era and competition. The exhibits trace the club's players, matches and titles from its founding years to the present.

BSC Young Boys was founded in 1898, and the museum traces that history from the club's early years through its Swiss championship titles. It opened with the Stade de Suisse in 2005, built on the site of the former Wankdorf Stadium, where the 1954 World Cup final was played. The exhibits cover the club's domestic successes rather than a record of European trophies.

The club's nickname, YB, comes from the initials of its full name, BSC Young Boys, founded in 1898. The museum displays fan scarves and banners brought to matches, showing how supporters mark the club's colours, yellow and black, in Bern and beyond.

The museum is located inside the stadium complex, so you can visit it on match days or during stadium opening times. Plan time to walk through the exhibits without feeling rushed.

The museum holds match-worn jerseys and equipment from major victories, including items from European competition matches. These objects let you connect with the actual moments behind the club's biggest achievements.