Fifa museum as event location

LOCATION The FIFA World Football Museum has been under construction on Tessinerplatz near Enge station in Zurich for almost two years. The doors were opened on February 28. In addition to football history, the museum also offers seminar rooms for events.The new museum is about 3000 square meters and more than 1000 objects, 1480 pictures and 500 videos document the history of international football. The building was opened by director Stefan Jost and the new FIFA president Gianni Infantino. In addition to the development of international football and the uniqueness of the World Cup, an interactive, multimedia world of experience shows how football stirs emotions, inspires, inspires and influences people around the world every day. A total of more than 15 interactive stations are available and spectacular images related to football are presented on more than 60 screens. One of the main attractions is the original FIFA World Cup trophy.

The Fifa Museum shows the history of football in the world.Also an event locationThe museum can also be used as an event platform, as Stefan Jost announced: "In our seminar and event area, we can also offer a wide variety of events or even exciting discussion rounds." A total of two combinable seminar rooms, a lounge and a banquet hall for up to 100 people are available. The "Maracanã" room can accommodate up to 75 people and is equipped with the latest audio and video technologies. Three interpreter booths facilitate international meetings, and the large windows allow plenty of daylight to enter the room. In addition, this room can be combined with the Wembley seminar room. Wembley can accommodate up to 40 people. Here, too, is modern multimedia equipment and windows that let in plenty of daylight. For player-to-player meetings or confidential matters such as contract signings, the exclusive "Colombes" lounge can be booked by the hour. The Banquet Hall is suitable for corporate parties and other events and can accommodate 100 people. The museum also provides culinary services: from snacks and aperitifs to lunches and dinners. The museum also has a sports bar, a bistro, a cafeteria, a museum store and a library with over 4,000 football-related books. These areas are open to the public and without museum admission.More about the event possibilities at the Fifa Museum on the Fifa page.