Interesting enough if you like football however museum itself isn’t that special. Interactive activities are pretty limited. Overall, a decent enough way to spend an hour but not memorable in any way.

Enjoyable time with lots of interesting and interacting parts to the museum. A great combination of history and interative football and gaming. A little too expensive for what you get, much like football itself. Anyone interested in history of football worth a visit and the interactive elements great for young at heart.

As a football fan, this was a must see when in Zurich. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The exhibits were really good, I especially liked the small cinema with 2 short world cup films. The only let down for me was the shop. I kind of had it in my head to pic up a small replica world cup before going but the size I had in mind was 69 francs and the demonstration model on show had its gold paint worn off which didn't fill me with confidence for that price. I really recommend a visit to the museum, the shop just felt like a bit cheap even though everything was expensive.

As a football fan I was both excited and nervous for this, I was worried it wouldn’t be anything special however I was pleasantly surprised, very interesting pieces for a football fan and there is even an interactive game at the end of the museum. Very good experience

The FIFA museum is such a cool and modern museum with activities for both kids, teenagers and adults. I would definitely recommend visiting this museum if you are interested in soccer.

*Free access included in Swiss Travel Pass* Great place for a football fan. Being a Messi fan, I was very happy that I got to see the actual world cup trophy which was held by the Argentina’s national team in Dec 2022. Also lots of jerseys/ shoes/ other items worn by legendary players and past WC winners. Don’t miss out the football games (e.g. shooting, free kicks etc.) on the 2/F and the super cool transparent lift there! Location wise it’s great too. Easy to go to by the tram.

If you like football you have to visit this museum. The exhibit is amazing, tons of memorabilia and important objects through history. And it has a lot interactive features you will enjoy.

Not a football fan but the tickets were free with the travel passes so went for a look as my husband's a football fan. I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed the experience. I wouldn't pay full ticket price for it but if you have a travel pass and time to pop in I'd definitely recommend. We were there for about an hour and a half altogether

Not worth the price, they should reduce the entrance fee, definitely the worst and most overrated museum of our 10 day trip. It has "Wikipedia" information for Fifa and countries, with photos and also some jerseys. The most disappointing part is the gaming section. My kid was waiting for it with such an excitement but there were 10-15 people queue for each game because everything breaks and needs to be repaired. When we went to play just one that didnt have queue, an employee was extremely rude and with no manners told us that we should read the rules and start from number 1. The disappointment was more than the excitement. Also the world cup trophy was missing.

Definitely worth the visit for anyone that's a football fan! A lot of interesting information and exhibits. I had a wonderful time reading all of the soccer history!

I'm very interested in football/soccer. Therefore, and prior to my trip to Zurich, I went online and purchased FIFA museum ticket. After I arrived, I was asked to show what is in my bag and was told that I can't take my bottle of water with me. I was given a coin to deposit my bag into the locker. Lockers are named after famous players so it took me a while to decide which one I want ;) Museum itself is not bad, but not that exciting either. I was really happy to see(and take pictures of and-kind of- with) man and woman World Cup trophies(as well as U20, etc trophies) and there were some great video presentations. Besides that, anything else was average. There is a game room, but I didn't played. Although, for about 5 minutes, I was observing how other people tried to kick the ball. I spent there 1 hour 15 minutes total. After I walk out- for whatever reason and at the same time- I felt happy that I visited this museum, but I also was a bit disappointed with it.

I thought I would give this museum a go as I'm interested in football and I was given a personal recommendation to visit. It was more expensive than I'd usually pay for a museum but in part that's Switzerland for you. It goes through the history of football from the early days to the inception of the World Cup. There are plenty of interactive things to do, so any child or adult who plays or is interested in football will be well catered for. There's a games area upstairs where you can try kicking a few balls at various targets, bit like a big kids fairground. Plus some games consoles through the ages. It is a good couple of hours if you are so minded, and there's a bar restaurant attached. Pleasantly surprised how good it was. Be warned though... some of the prices in the shop are eye watering!

Possibly the worst museum we have ever visited. You would think there would be some mention or even a hint of mention of some of the issues that have existed within FIFA and or soccer. Even putting aside the lack of self reflection, the exhibits are badly explained and boring. The posters are the one redeeming factor. And beware- the odds are high that you will run into a mirror or fall down the steps. Thus, make sure you have medivac insurance.

I got the Swiss Travel Pass and I showed to the counter. The staff at the counter told me that the credit card will be used for record only, no cost will be charged. However, it charged me CHF 44 dollars after I get back to HK! Totally think that I was being lied and the staff, the museum could not be trusted anymore. I sent an email to info@fifamuseum.com and no one replied me as well!

If you are a football and fascinated with world football (not just clubs), this could be a good place to visit. It is a bit costly but it was covered in Swiss Travel Pass for us. Overall a good place to have nostalgia kick in about great tournaments, players, their memorabilia and a lot of games to play.