Tour por el Museo Nacional del Fútbol de Manchester
Descripción
El Museo Nacional de Fútbol de Manchester es perfecto para los amantes del fútbol de todas las edades. Tenemos cuatro plantas de galerías y exposiciones para explorar. A partir de nuestra Galería de lanzamiento, puedes tomarte fotos con nuestras réplicas de trofeos de la Premier League y la Superliga Femenina, así como exposiciones temporales y talleres. En la planta superior, la Galería de Partidos alberga nuestros artículos más significativos y raros, incluyendo las 'Reglas del Juego' originales, el trofeo más antiguo de la FA Cup, la bola de partido de la Copa Mundial de 1966 y el Trofeo Jules Rimet y nuestra estatua de Lily Parr. La Play Gallery es tu oportunidad de jugar el hermoso juego, con nuestros juegos interactivos y zona de descubrimiento junior. Destacan la zona de habilidades y el juego de disparos. Finalmente, nuestra Galería de Partituras está dedicada a nuestro programa de exposiciones especiales. Por favor, consulte nuestro sitio web para obtener más detalles sobre lo que está pasando durante su visita.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El Museo Nacional del Fútbol es una visita obligada para cualquiera que visite Manchester o el noroeste. Con cuatro pisos de galerías para explorar, somos el lugar para experimentar por qué el fútbol importa.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(54)
Lovely experience to bring back memories of years of football, I took my 18 year old footballing daughter so we were able to play the games together and do the quizzes. Would recommend a visit if you have the time.
I visited the National Football Museum with my son and was really looking forward to it, especially considering the high admission price. Unfortunately, we left feeling very disappointed. The exhibits felt surprisingly small, with many items displayed behind dark glass that made them difficult to appreciate. For a museum called the *National Football Museum*, I also expected much more focus on the history and achievements of the UK's national teams and domestic game. Another disappointment was that a large proportion of the museum seemed to focus on the modern evolution of football, including topics such as the women's game and racial integration. These are undoubtedly important parts of football's story and deserve to be included, but it often felt as though these themes were repeated throughout the museum rather than being presented in a dedicated section alongside the many other aspects of football history. I came hoping to learn more about the history of the game itself, and it felt like that took a back seat. For comparison, we recently visited a similar football museum in Madrid and spent around three hours there because there was so much to see and learn. At the National Football Museum, we had seen everything we wanted to see in less than an hour. Overall, I left feeling that the museum has the potential to be so much better. For the price charged, I expected a richer, more engaging experience celebrating the history of football. Sadly, it didn't live up to those expectations.
Love this place. Super friendly & knowledgeable staff. Always loads to do for kids and grown-ups and they do a great job at keeping exhibits bang up to date. You don't need to be a huge football fan to enjoy it - anyone with an interest in British social history would find something of interest. Nice cafe too!
A very pleasant and interactive journey through the history of soccer.
You love football then you will love here what a great thing to do even i heard a few things that I did not know even about my team a fanatics dream
My wife and I pre-booked our visit to the the National Football Museum, safe to say when we got there we were not disappointed. The staff were friendly, attentive and gave us newbies clear instructions. We were asked to wait 30 mins for our tour, got the escalator to the first floor, took a few photo's and had a mooch around before making our way to start the tour. Sadly I never got our guides name but what a fountain of knowledge he was, some good humour thrown in and we were all like mates on an afternoon out. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour, interactions and learning the history and he carried on well past an hour, we didn't mind at all, the memorabilia they have is next level. We were there for about 3 hours and would definitely recommend this is great value for money.
Really fun and interactive experence, really enjoyed the virtual pentaly shoot out and one of the family hitting the top of the leader board. Really fun stuff. Worth the price of the ticket, highly recommend.
Very limited football displays. Lots of activities for youth but not really a museum. Best for ages 10-16.
Interesting for all, but football enthusiasts will live it. Must mention the Café , very nice food and very considerate staff, one of the student helped me out with some pain killers due to an arthritis spasm. Good kind people.
Me and my dad did the guided tour at 10.30 on April 19th 2026, I didn’t get our tour guides name but he was absolutely brilliant, his level of detail, brilliant story telling and tour guiding skills were second to none, paired with a lovely sense of humour and some sentimental personal stories about tickets etc. I would highly reccomend the guided tour to anyone who attends TNFM as it was a brilliant experience made even better by a great tour guide.
