FIFA Museum 🇨🇭

If you are a fan of association football, the FIFA Museum in Zurich offers an immersive dive into the history of world football. Located across town from the FIFA headquarters in the renovated Haus zur Enge—right across from the Zurich Enge railway station—this 3,500-square-meter facility occupies three lower floors filled with rich football heritage. When you visit, you will encounter more than one thousand remarkable objects, featuring memorabilia from every single FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women's World Cup.

The highlight for many visitors is seeing the famous original FIFA World Cup Trophy in person. Beyond traditional displays, the museum brings the sport to life through engaging multimedia and interactive installations. You can test your skills on the world's biggest pinball machine ever made or immerse yourself in the 'Visions of Football' audiovisual installation, which utilizes massive eight-meter LED screens.

Beyond the main exhibition space, the building offers convenient amenities including a sports bar, bistro, café, library, museum shop, and conference rooms. Though critics note that the museum avoids addressing FIFA's internal controversies, it provides a fascinating, high-tech tribute to the global game.

What to see at FIFA Museum

• Original FIFA World Cup Trophy on display
• Memorabilia spanning every FIFA World Cup and Women's World Cup
• The world's largest pinball machine ever created
• Visions of Football installation featuring 8-meter LED screens
• Over 1,000 football objects housed in a 3,500 m² space

Visiting tips

Consider visiting during Zurich's annual Long Night of Museums when the museum participates in the citywide event.

How long: 2-3 hours · Best time: During Zurich's Long Night of Museums

How to get there & what’s nearby

FIFA Museum is easy to reach on Zurich’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Zürich Opera House and Kunsthaus Zürich. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Zurich travel guide.