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City Centre, Manchester
"Great experience down the memory lane for hardcore football fans"(5 Tips)
"A few interactive exhibits helps."(5 Tips)
"free admission."(3 Tips)
"Great trip down memory lane :-)"(2 Tips)
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Katie VennerFebruary 22, 2015Good museum! Interactive for children. Free entry. A lot of information and interesting for people who are not football mad too!
Bruno LopesSeptember 3, 2014A lot of great and interesting exhibitions that cover go from the very start of football, all the way to present day. The match ball from the first World Cup Final was definitely my favourite!
Michael HoldsworthDecember 31, 2017Enjoyed it, but compared to how it was laid out when it was in Preston it seems a bit haphazard. The trophy collection is very impressive, however. Still plenty to see and do.
Jefe C.Q.June 23, 2015Great way to spend a couple hours, even if you're not a die-hard fan. My son had extra fun with some of the football drills / exercises.
Brian F KirkhamNovember 19, 2013Once a Museum to Urban Life - Now a museum to the popular sport (or religion) of football - has some great exhibitions....no matter who you worship
Ay LedrisiNovember 19, 2018It's got all The Accomplishments of Teams From all Over The World in addition to that the museum has a free admission.
Carl GriffinNovember 24, 2015Excellent selection of historical pieces. Love the old football shirts.
jessie mackAugust 19, 2014if you don't pay admittion is well worth to go, great images and facts that you dont know about uk football history
Steve JohnsonAugust 8, 2012A must for football fans of all ages! Check out the 'Homes of Football' exhibition by Stuart Roy Clarke.
Visit ManchesterFebruary 1, 2013Visit the Museum as it unveils its brand new Strike a Pose: 50 Years of Football & Fashion exhibition from today (Friday 01 March).- Mr SMarch 30Nice for footy mad kids. A few interactive exhibits helps. You have to pay if you don't live in Manchester
- Giselle PintoJanuary 6, 2014free admission. worth the visit! great for kids because of the various interactive activities.
Shaun DonnellyDecember 26, 2012A great building with a very interesting lift (really!). Shame it's no longer Urbis though!
Samuel RobertsOctober 2, 2014Its great lots of stunning things that's proberly there and I wish I could go 1 day
Joe GauderOctober 6, 2015Great history of the beautiful game. Free to the public but make a donation!
Ana Carolina BecerraFebruary 13, 2014If you don't have too much time in Manchester visit the first floor, it is quite complete and exciting. Very interactive.
Simone P.October 6, 2014Cool & really interesting alternative museum, if U like football, this is ur temple... :D
Amanda HoggMarch 16, 2015Go early doors, we found it took up a lot of our day as there's so much to do!
Kenneth LeungMarch 14, 2013Very good museum. The exhibit descriptions were not very lengthy, which was good. You have to pay extra for some features.
Darren TurnerJuly 31, 2012Great place to visit if your a football fan. Penalty shoot out is bit pricey for kids at £5 for 3 kicks
- Visit ManchesterFebruary 15, 2013Its Free and about Football, and you get to kick balls and stuff, did I mention its free?
- Gianluca NocentMarch 26, 2015The history of football in one place, for FREE! How can you miss it? :)
Phat BuoyOctober 8, 2014Building should've remained at its spiritual home in Preston. Terrible idea to stick in a city centre and waste Urbis on this. Disgrace.
Pablo ScoglioApril 1, 2016Un museo normal. Tiene un poco de todo. No me resultó muy entretenido. Puede ser bueno si vas con chicos porque hay algunas actividades divertidas para ellos (pagas).
Selim YılmazMarch 15, 2022Fotoğraflar, videolar, formalar, aktiviteler… Futbolu seviyorsanız sevmemeniz için bi sebep yok.
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National Football Museum
Urbis Building (Cathedral Gardens)
Manchester
M4 3BG
United Kingdom
Manchester
M4 3BG
United Kingdom
The world's biggest & best football museum is free to enter & open 7 days a week in Manchester city centre. It brings the story of the beautiful game to life.
Open until 5:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Sat
- 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
- Sun
- 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
+44 161 605 8200
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"Tour is well worth it. The tour guides of the grounds are always friendly and fun. Each time been I've learnt something new about the club and ground. Great for family and it's wheelchair friendly"
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"Plenty of shops and the market is great. The food bit if market is best place to go and fine good food and reasonable too"
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"The pulled pork and the BBQ ribs are to DIE for! Highly recommended!"
Spencer Taylor - 8.8
"Tour is great and fun always enjoy it. The atmosphere is brill on match day and staff are always friendly and helpful. Never had a bad experience"
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