National Football Museum is a good place to know football. they have a lot of exhibitions such as old kits, football, and a chair of Wembley stadium. I could entry there as student fee with student-id of my univ. in Japan.

Today I went with my son to the football museum. At 2 p.m we decided to visit the free museum tour to learn more about the history of football. We weren’t disappointed at all! Beth was an excellent guide who told us many interesting facts about football. We saw that she is very fond of football so that she was able to give us the same feelings. The excursion was very informative and thrilling. We highly recommend it! Family from Switzerland

The museum features multimedia displays, changing exhibitions, and match footage that will take you on a journey through the evolution of the game. You can also experience the atmosphere of a real stadium, with interactive exhibits that let you feel like you're part of the action. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious about the history of the sport, the National Football Museum will give you an unforgettable experience.

Pre booked tickets so slightly cheaper. Arrived at 10am on a Sunday morning and was first in. Plenty for my son to look at and do. Interactive games. Take penalties £2 charge. VR game, be a commentator and goalkeeping speed game. Lots to see about the history of football

This was so much better than expected. The articles and items on display were amazing. A real important walk through football history and so many amazing things to view. The VR room was also good fun. Highly recommended!!

As a 56 year old football nut, this place was fantastic. Visited with my 18 year old son and could have spent a couple of hours on the first floor and the games and tactics on upper floors were good fun - although i did lose 2-1 at subbuteo. The snippets of commentary on every club before entering the main exhibits on the first floor were brilliant. Fantastic welcome from the FC United fan who blamed Gillingham for the Emptihad and superb customer service from the lady with dark hair who showed us the Millwall and Gillingham pieces I should have taken your names, but hope you can identify yourselves from what I've written. If you love football, go, it's as simple as that.

So many interesting items and exhibits for all ages to see and interact with. A second visit is a must and fortunately our ticket allows returns. Although we weren’t on a guided tour we were fortunate enough to meet staff member Andy, with his remarkable insight and knowledge of Football History.

We visited the National Football Museum during the day on our trip to Manchester. We paid the entry fee and were pointed to the first floor. The museum was full of history on all aspects of the game, from the beginning to recent history as well as the women’s game. They also included a sections on video games and boards games such as subbuteo. The portraits of the current England squad were great, mixed great artwork with the players flair just as the artist intended. There were certain sections which were very informative and I learned some new things about the history of the game. I particularly enjoyed the trophies section and seeing everything from the biggest achievements such as the FA Cup and Premier League to smaller trophies such as County Championships. I would’ve loved to see the Association of Northern Counties cup again, first time since lifting it a good few years ago now. Great venue to visit to teach young ones about the history of the game, I would’ve loved it to be bigger to spend more time there.

Myself and two of my kids a girl and boy age 15 and 11 visited here. We had a lovely time, lots to read and lots of interactive games etc. Very reasonably priced. Will visit again as the ticket is an annual pass.

Located in the heart of Manchester.   It was a wonderful place for football fans and quite informative and interesting.  Full of history about football.  Some articles and items related to football were displayed.  Explored more knowledge about football through this visit.    Staffs were knowledgeable.  There were four floors including pitch, match, play and score galleries.    Price was a little bit expensive but worth it.