FC St. Pauli-Museum, Football club museum at Millerntor Stadium, Hamburg, Germany.
The FC St. Pauli Museum is located in the east stand of Millerntor Stadium and spans about 600 square meters of exhibition space with photographs, historic jerseys, and recorded interviews. The ground floor facility displays the club's story through different themed sections that cover various periods and aspects of the organization.
A temporary exhibition, "Das St. Pauli Jahr100", marked the club's centenary on Harald-Stender-Platz from June to 31 October 2010 with nearly 2000 exhibits. Members then called for a permanent display at the general meeting of 14 November 2010. The rooms in the new Gegengerade were finished as a shell in 2017 and handed to the support association 1910 e. V. for fitting out; the permanent exhibition opened on 23 January 2020 with Klaus Thomforde as guest of honour.
The permanent exhibition section KIEZBEBEN displays a reconstruction of the old standing sections and tells the story of how the club shaped the neighborhood. The displays show the daily connection between the team and the local community over many decades.
The museum occupies the ground floor of the stadium and is accessible to visitors with limited mobility. It is helpful to check opening hours before your visit, as these may vary depending on match days and special events at the venue.
The 1910-Weinbar in the museum foyer is named after the year the club was founded, not the year the bar opened. Volunteers run it during FC St. Pauli home matches, and since May 2017 the museum has held an annual wine festival under the motto "Kein Wein den Faschisten".
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