This is a great museum and would be 5/5 if it weren’t for its hefty entrance price. There is real insight in to early German football and frank and sensitive explanations of how both the Nazis and the communists handled the game. There is plenty too for kids - and a lovely movie to watch on the history of the bundesliga.

Came here as it had good reviews and just across the way from the train station. It was about 19neuros a person, a modern musuen, with quizzes yiu can take part in. Also plenty of models, memorabilia, hisotrynof gemenay including over international tournaments, videos, a clever and modern globe video, an interactive hologram show inthe cinema..a must see Heard some guides, seen many international. European a d domestic trophies.. a must visit for a football fan

A worthwhile visit while in Dortmund. The museum is really interesting for football fans. Top floor dedicated to the national team and lower floor to the domestic clubs. Lots of interesting exhibits and nicely laid out. We didn’t realise that there was a lower level that was all about the Bundesliga teams and so had to rush this part. Would recommend 2 hours at least for a worthwhile visit.

We went round on Saturday morning. Fantastic museum with loads of the displays in English as well as German. Lots about the 2024 Euros as well. Really enjoyed looking round and all the displays they have.

We visited Dortmund to watch a game and we took in the football museum. It was well worth it . 3 levels of very interesting things to do , things to watch and lots of interactive sections of the museum. We would definitely recommend it.

This large museum is directly opposite the Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) in central Dortmund and is very easy to find. Entry price is EUR12 and there are family packages available too. Due to poor weather on the day of my visit I changed my mind and went back to the hotel, intending to return here another day.

Having visited the (English) National Football Museum in Manchester a few months ago, I was interested to see what the German Football Museum would be like. I found it a very similar experience. The displays are in both German and English. If there was one criticism, it’s that although there was a small section on the East German national team, there was no information about club football in East Germany, which I would have been interested to learn more about. That aside, it was extremely interesting to learn more about the lighter and darker moments of German football’s history. Well worth a visit!

Located just accross the Dortmund Hbf. Staff are just amazing and friendly. Got an insight into German Football with a lot of history

The museum is located across the road from the south exit of Dortmund Hbf. There is a vast array of exhibits relating to German football over the years. Lots of old shirts, boots, posters, programmes and other memorabilia on show. I liked the displays about the Miracle of Bern, when West Germany beat hot favourites Hungary 3-2 in the 1954 World Cup final despite conceding two early goals. The exhibits about the 1966 World Cup final made me smile, with the German angst over the goal that did not cross the line ! Lots of interesting information about the effect of the World Wars on German football especially the insidious influence of National Socialism. I liked the details about the inception of the East German league until the falling of the Berlin Wall. East Germany’s historic win over West Germany in the 1974 World Cup in Hamburg is well covered. I spent a really enjoyable couple of hours here and the admission price was €19.

Leave loads of time to explore as this has a vast display of memorabilia. Very helpful staff at ticket booth. Lockers available to store bags and coats. Most displays are labelled in German and English including interactive parts.

Probably one of the best museums I've ever visited. If you love football and the history of football then you must visit here. You don't have to be German just an interest in football. I spent around 3 hours here and it was amazing.

A little gem in the city of Dortmund. Had booked on line before arriving and walked into the place no problem. There are lockers down the stairs to the right of reception to put your belongings into not to be carting them around. A €1 coon will work the lockers and returned to you when you are finished. It’s a must fir any soccer fan going to Dortmund for a match esp my 14yr son he loved it, the history was amazing even if most was in German the collection it vast and there is English translations. Well worth a visit

I wouldn't hesitate to recommend to any football fan an unreal collection to inspire even the most hardened heart. Wonderful!

The museum is a place for the bucket list. It creates a lot of great emotions. It is easy to reach just opposite of the main station. Pricing is really fair.

Museum is chronologically organized guiding through every important moment of German football and includes priceless materials from history. Museum is interactive, full of fun. Make sure to allocate 1-2 hours for the museum. Superb!