HSV-Museum, Football museum at Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, Germany.
The HSV-Museum is an exhibition space at Volksparkstadion documenting the history of the Hamburger Sport-Verein. It displays trophies, personal items from players, and media installations that trace the club's development over time.
The museum was founded in 2004 and displays items from the club's founding in 1887. This collection spans from the early years through more recent decades, documenting the key shifts in the club's story.
The Schatzkammer gives each of the club's 31 other departments, from ice hockey to volleyball and handball, its own display case, showing the HSV as an all-round sports club rather than a football team alone. A separate section covers the Jewish members of the club and displays field post letters members sent to their club during the Nazi period from 1933 to 1936.
The museum is located within the stadium and easily accessible by public transport. Visitors should allow adequate time to explore, as there is much to see and the exhibition is accessible to people of varying abilities.
The museum also runs guided tours of the Volksparkstadion lasting about 75 minutes, taking visitors through the press stand, the VIP rooms, the mixed zone and the away dressing room, ending close to the pitch and the dugouts.
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