I think it was at bit boring and there was a lot of noise 😕 I didn't succeed finding out, what the... read more













I think it was at bit boring and there was a lot of noise 😕 I didn't succeed finding out, what the... read more
I hate modern places with no sense of history or anything but really in terms pf the content its... read more
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I think it was at bit boring and there was a lot of noise 😕 I didn't succeed finding out, what the purpose of the exhibition was. I expected a well dokumentated review of 150 years of how soccer has developed. Instead I got a...More

I hate modern places with no sense of history or anything but really in terms pf the content its great. I like it actually because it was interesting had all the teams up and their history. Liked that its not too big and had interactive...More





Took our boys to the museum. Its free but suggest you pay the donation of 6 pounds and get some game credits. The museum is amazing. So many great exhibits and interactive information for the kids. We had lunch at the cafe after the visit....More





This museum has free entrance and donations can be made if you want to. There is so much to do interactively and so much information about football clubs. This museum has been well put together and you could spend at least a half day there...More

Being both a football geek and someone who cares about equalities, this was perfect for me. There was the expected displays about legendary footballers, but it stretched beyond this and featured lower league teams. It also highlighted the Kick It Out campaign. Issues of sexism,...More





Great fun for a fews hours. Have your photo taken with the legends and try beating the goalie. Free entry to the museum which makes it even more attractive

Went with my son to pass a couple of hours, and as it is free was time well spent. Lots to see but its a pity we only won the world cup once. Would recommend if you like you football, and may be even if...More

As a dedicated football addict for over 50 years this was a must see on a recent visit to Manchester. Impressive building with loads of fascinating things to see and do for both British and foreign visitors alike. So much there I could have spent...More


In general we are not a football fan, but as it was off season and no matches being played, this was the next best thing. We traveled from the states and needed to say that we saw something related to football in Manchester. Wow! The...More

Took the kids here and they were so excited to see everything and hold the cup. It's free to enter, a donation is recommended, there's a lovely cheap cafe inside with a few games and trivia whilst walking round. Outside there is a lovely little...More












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