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National Football Museum

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The National Football Museum is home to the biggest and best collection of football stories in the world. Open daily, free entry.

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The National Football Museum is a registered charity, 1050792.

National Football Museum, Cathedral Gardens, Manchester, M4 3BG.

0161 605 8200 [email protected]

Address: Urbis Building, Cathedral Gardens, Todd St, Manchester M4 3BG, UK
Phone: 0161 605 8200
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State: Greater Manchester
City: Manchester
Zip Code: M4 3BG

opening times

Monday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM


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Reviews
After walking past for years I finally decided to take the plunge and see if football museum is as impressive on the inside as it is from the outside. Admission coats £16 for a single adult ticket, I'd say this is excellent value for money as you can return as many times as you'd like within a 12 month period. From the moment I arrived to my departure all of the staff and volunteers were extremely friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming. I'd recommend coming in the morning as it was starting to get busy as I was leaving just before 12pm.
The National Football Museum is a must-visit destination for anyone with even a passing interest in football history. Located in the heart of Manchester, it offers an engaging and immersive journey through the story of the world’s most popular sport, from its grassroots origins to the global spectacle it is today.nnOne of the museum’s greatest strengths is its balance between education and entertainment. Interactive exhibits—such as penalty shootout simulators and skill challenges—keep younger visitors entertained, while detailed displays of historic kits, trophies, and memorabilia fascinate devoted fans. The storytelling is particularly strong, highlighting not just famous players and matches but also the social and cultural impact football has had across generations.nnThe layout is modern and accessible, with clear signage and plenty of space to explore at your own pace. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, often happy to share extra insights or fun facts. The gift shop is well stocked with unique football-themed souvenirs, and the café provides a comfortable spot to relax after exploring.nnOverall, the museum delivers a memorable experience that celebrates football’s past, present, and future. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or simply curious about the sport’s heritage, it’s a rewarding and enjoyable visit.
Well what can I say.... AMAZING we found this place by accident on the way to a concert.nnMy son is 10 today and we took him there for his birthday nnIt was amazing so much to look at so full of history and lots of football stuff to have a go at. The best part was the penalty shooting we did with the original Wembley goal posts. The staff where amazing so full of interesting facts and knowledgenThe food was so good good toonnThank you so much for making my little Stoke City supporters day
National Football Museum in Manchester.nnOverall, the museum is a worthwhile destination for football fans and families. The first floor offers excellent value, providing a comprehensive look at the history of English leagues for both men and women, national teams, and World Cup milestones. The second floor is particularly engaging for children, featuring various interactive skill and passing games. Please note that the penalty kick challenge requires an additional fee of £3 for three attempts. Regarding the third floor, which focuses on black heritage in football, while the subject is undoubtedly important, I personally felt the space allocation was disproportionate to the depth of the content, as it took very little time to go through compared to the other levels.nnI also wanted to highlight that while we spent approximately two hours exploring the exhibits, the total experience was shorter than the three to four hours suggested by some online sources. Regarding admission, please be aware that free entry is restricted to Manchester residents; our family ticket cost nearly £50. However, this fee does include unlimited return visits for a full year, which provides significant long-term value.nnDespite some minor reservations regarding the layout and time estimates, we had an enjoyable visit and would recommend the museum to anyone visiting Manchester with their family.
enjoyed visiting this museum as I am a football, Manchester United fan….nThe guided tour was Awesome!nlearnt about new, interesting stuff….highly recommended.n4/5 as I felt the overall experience wasn’t worth the price of £18.
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