News from the German Football Museum

Latest news from the German Football Museum: Here we keep you up to date with what’s happening here.

Published on 09/24/2026

In the latest episode of “Wie war das damals?”, Mario Basler remains true to his outspoken nature. The former international defends ex-national team…

The final of the 8th World Cup between England and Germany in 1966, which the hosts won 4-2 after extra-time, has attained folklore status. To mark…

We are football: This is the slogan of the Deutsches Fußballmuseum. The permanent exhibition fascinated visitors since the opening in October 2015.…

Tickets for the German Football Museum go on sale this Monday, 14 September. Members of the public will be able to buy tickets for the first permanent…

More than a Game, the companion book to the German Football Museum, was unveiled at the Frankfurt Book Fair on Thursday, 15 October. Germany general…

The three-day fest programme for the opening weekend of the German Football Museum kicked off with a gala event on the evening of Friday, 23 October.…

The German Football Museum is open to the public. At 11.03am on Sunday, 25 October, Dortmund mayor Ullrich Sierau, accompanied by the general…

The German Football Museum in Dortmund will open in October 2015. On Sunday, 25 October, the museum will open its doors to the public with a big…

Der Sportartikelhersteller adidas und der Automobilhersteller Mercedes-Benz werden Premium Partner des Deutschen Fußballmuseums in Dortmund. Die…

At the ITB in Berlin the German Football Museum announced the ticket prices.

The left boot Mario Götze used to score the only goal of the 2014 World Cup final is coming to the German Football Museum. An anonymous benefactor…

Helmut Rahn's left boot from the 1954 World Cup final is to go on show at the German Football Museum. Sixty years after Germany won the World Cup for…

Eleven months after the laying of the foundation stone, the German Football Museum in Dortmund celebrated its topping-out ceremony on Friday. Among…