Dortmund German Football Museum Skip-the-Line Admission Ticket
Description
Visit the German Football Museum (Deutsches Fuballmuseum) in Dortmund and enjoy an interactive experience zone for young and old. Mario Götze's volley at Maracanã, Andreas Brehme's penalty in Rome, Gerd Müller's finish on the turn in Munich or Helmut Rahn's run and shot in Bern -- these magic moments endure as lasting memories at the German Football Museum in Dortmund. Further highlights: - 140 years of football history in one experience zone - Impressive 3D cinema - 360° show: The Bundesliga - HALL OF FAME - Play zone and soccer court - Interactive children's trail - Museum puzzle hunt with guided booklet - Museum shop - Optional daily tours and exclusive tours (provided languages on request) Breakfast, lunch or half time break: Enjoy a diverse menu of meals and beverages in our Shop & Bistro in the foyer of the museum on all days of opening from 10am–6pm. Situated in the center of Dortmund immediately opposite the railway station.
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Relieve Germany's four World Cup triumphs at first hand thanks to the innovative 3D technology in the museum cinema, take your seat on the Bundesliga carousel and test your skills in the interactive play zone with its soccer court and dribble course. Further highlights: - 140 years of football history in one experience zone - Impressive 3D cinema - 360° show: The Bundesliga - HALL OF FAME - Play zone and soccer court - Interactive children's trail - Museum puzzle hunt with guided booklet - Museum shop - Optional daily tours and exclusive tours (provided languages on request) Situated in the center of Dortmund immediately opposite the railway station. Breakfast, lunch or half time break: Enjoy a diverse menu of meals and beverages in our Shop & Bistro in the foyer of the museum on all days of opening from 10am–6pm.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(76)
My husband and I (not a soccer fan) were truly impressed. We took an exclusive two-hour tour that was varied and entertaining. Absolutely recommendable; even without a guide, we can recommend the museum to everyone. We will definitely come back!
We were there on a Sunday morning. Those who can should start their visit only from 11.00 am, as from 10.00 am a long line always forms at the entrance (we observed on 2 days). Tickets can be bought online, the jackets must be handed in (either free of charge in the closet or €1 when handed in at the cloakroom). The museum is crammed with mementos from the various eras of football. What I didn't like was the 3D cinema (12min length) and the special exhibition (the topic is currently Messrs Musiala and Wirtz). In my opinion, this is not worth the extra price.
Great museum if you are interested in German football history and know German
Nice museum. A little bit in English. If one is interested in German football this is a good museum, you can German in addition it is very good.
Sorry, the wrong game was added to my comment.Jonah 9 years. But it was fun.
Was top, what a beautiful day it was. Beautiful things family about Germany futebol, world championship trophies 🏆 cup etc. Everything well documented was top!
The audio was there , but the wrong video was there which I think is a shame because the audio does not fit the game . We had commented on the Dortmund vs Bayern game but the video was suddenly Osnabrück vs HSV.
The Dt. Football Museum in Dortmund is definitely worth a visit! How to get there: By train or by car, there is a public car park at the station: The museum is really beautifully designed and shows all the main highlights and actors of German football history. Those who go there with their children should remember that the kids certainly do not know many of the names. But I think it's still worthwhile and the kids can have a good time there. There was also a quiz booklet for children during our visit, which was quite entertaining. Our highlights included the speaker booths where you can comment on scenes yourself and the 360-degree cinema. The people who work there were all nice and friendly and were always available to answer any questions. Tip: Find out beforehand if there might be an interesting tour you could take part in.
Very complete museum, well thought out: history, key moments, outfits, trophies, tactics... A small drawback: 3D cinema, we offer you headphones for translation into English but the sound is so bad that it is impossible to follow because the original sound in German is too loud. That being said, not being a football fan, I spent more than 2 hours there so very good visit to do. Parking in an underground park right next to the museum. Easy to access and not too expensive.
Really good experience to visit the German Football Museum. Both children (two boys of 9 and 12 years old) and adults had a good visit. There was a lot to watch - shirts, cups, videos etc. - and also a lot to read and learn. The focus is of course on the German national team and the German leagues, but no matter where your football interest lies, the museum is worth a visit.
