National Football Museum
Background of the National Football Museum

An empty football stadium with a football on the pitch.
- The National Football Museum is a museum and registered charity in Manchester.
- Importantly, the museum is closed on the 24th, 25th, and 26th of December, and the 1st of January.
- You can book tickets in person or online.
What to Expect?
- The museum hosts several tours every day.
- You can view a wide range of exhibits at the museum.
- You can find out more about what to expect at the museum by visiting their “what’s on” page.
Travel and Transport
- The National Football Museum does not have its own car park.
- The nearest car parks are Q-Park Deansgate North (0.2 miles away), Car Park Manchester Printworks (0.3 miles away), and RCP Parking – Hanover Street (0.3 miles away).
- The nearest bus stops are Printworks Stop NP (Within 500ft), Printworks Stop NS (Within 500ft), and Victoria Rail Station Stop NS (0.2 miles away).
- The nearest train station is Victoria station (0.3 miles away).
- The nearest metro stops are Victoria stop (0.1 mile away), and exchange square (0.1 mile away)
Accessibility Information
- You can find blue badge parking bays at Q-Park Deansgate North and Car Park Manchester Printworks.
- The front entrance into the museum features an automatic double doorway.
- The Museum offers elevator access between floors, along with ramps to reach areas that are raised.
- You are able to book wheelchairs for free. However, you must book them in advance, before your visit.
- The Museum allows you to bring assistance animals with you, and can provide water bowls.
- Several accessible toilets are available at The National Football Museum.
- You can find induction loops at the reception and information desks.
- You can find out more about accessibility on the museum’s “what’s on” page, under the “accessibility” subheading.
Further Information