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The FIFA Museum is proud to announce that its special exhibition, “Calling the Shots: Faces of Women’s Football”, presented by Hyundai, has won the prestigious Red Dot Design Award 2024 in the category of “Exhibition Design”.

Between Christmas and New Year, the FIFA Museum opens at special opening hours.

Celebrate the launch of our exciting new exhibition space, Football Fever: play. compete. repeat., by taking part in the ultimate challenge on our brand-new skills.lab Cube!

The FIFA Museum is set to unveil "Football Fever: Play. Compete. Repeat." a new exhibition space opening on 17 December and running until 31 August, which offers visitors an unprecedented opportunity to interact with football like never before.

Over the next few months, the FIFA Museum will be gradually implementing a new gastronomy strategy that puts museum visitors even more at the centre of its operations, offering them a holistic and high-quality experience.

To mark FIFA's 120th birthday, the FIFA Museum in Zurich is dedicating a special exhibition to the history of world football. Visitors can delve deep into FIFA’s journey in a total of ten showcases in front of The Rainbow.

Brazilian legend Formiga and world champions Ann Kristin Aarønes and Ariane Hingst officially inaugurated the new showcases in style last Thursday night at an exclusive event.

The FIFA Museum and Sportsbar 1904 will be closed all day on Wednesday, 2 October 2024. In addition, the museum will close at 16:00 on Thursday, 12 September.

After soaking up the Olympic atmosphere in Paris for the last few weeks, the FIFA World Cup Trophy is back home in Zurich and can again be admired up close by visitors to the FIFA Museum.

The FIFA Museum is delighted to announce that its special exhibition, “The Making of a Footballer: Photographs of Youthful Dreams”, has been extended until the end of October.

Together with the 28 men’s and women’s football teams and over 10,000 Olympic athletes, the FIFA World Cup trophy will head to Paris and spend the duration of the Games there.

Join Harry Kane as he reflects on his involvement in the FIFA Museum's new special exhibition, "The Making of a Footballer: Photographs of Youthful Dreams."