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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
Great experience for any football fan. The collection of memorabilia is impressive, covering a huge range of football history. I especially enjoyed the interactive games on the top floor. Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that it is quite crowded, making it a bit hard to see everything at your own pace. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Manchester!
A lot of interesting football history, about Englands leagues for both men and women, their national teams and worldcups. Mind that you'll need at most 1 to 2 hours to see eveything so to be frank the content was a bit underwhelming as the internet claimed it would be 3-4 hours.nn1st floor is where you can easily spend an hour, covering English football history and world cups.nn2nd floor is mostly a diverse selection of interactive games like penalty kicks with a leaderbord you can get your high score on, and skill and passing games. Mind that the penalty challenge costs 3 quid for 3 kicks.nn3nd floor is entirely dedicated to black heritage. While I fully support the black cause and acknowledge the hard times and racism in football, frankly it's a bit too much for a full floor. Mind that although most likely unpopular, this is my personal opinion. It's not what I came for and while it was quite a busy saturday hardly anyone was on this floor, and anyone coming in while I was there quickly left. I know we're living in the woke decade and a venue like this would not risk reserving too few squate feet for this topic but it's simply too much.nnSo to summarize my experience:nFloor 1: Great value, full history of English football.nFloor 2: Interactive games, if you have kids you can definately keep them occupied for an hour on this floor.nFloor 3: You'll need 10 minutes tops.
Location good, easy to find. Website mentions disabled parking bay on Todd Street but staff didn't know if the unmarked layby double yellow lines was what the website referred to.nnGood exhibits. First floor is like a maze though so if you don't like the feeling of being trapped I would avoid it.nnThe lift has a semi transparent glass floor and is a clever diagonal design, going vertically and horizontally at the same time. When I first used it I was a little scared, only because of a silly fear of heights, but I soon got used to it.nnThe reason for knocking off one star is due to the out-of-date interactive football ground display. It says it's all the grounds of the EFL but, according to staff, is based on 2012 information, so my team's ground is not featured.nnThe small cafe on the ground floor was very good, freshly cooked vegan pizza for my fussy daughter and my husband and I shared a substantial cheese and potato pasty. Flat white coffee perfectly good and a good selection of chilled drinks.nnAll of the staff were very, very good, friendly, helpful and even funny!nnDefinitely worth a trip and most tickets give access for a full year.
WOW, that’s all I have to say about this experience. This is for true football fans. You will find like I did how little you truly know about football. Fantastic interactive activities and the gift shop at the end is brilliant wide variety of memorabilia. The ticket you purchase allows you access for the entire year so if you wished to return you can.
Great for football fans, however I give it 2 stars because as soon as you step in, the brainwashing starts: black lives matter, women's football, muslim footballers and LGBT!!!! An entire floor devoted to black players only. People come to Manchester from all over the world for its football, not for a morality lesson.
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