Eintracht Frankfurt Museum

Om museet

The museum's core is the private collection of Heiner Stocke, who sat on the Eintracht Frankfurt board after World War II and looked after anniversaries and honors. After his death, the items first went to a sports museum in the cycling track of the old Waldstadion. In 1999, the club's centenary year, Eintracht set up its own archive at Riederwald, which grew quickly thanks to further private bequests; an exhibition on Frankfurt's soccer history at the Historisches Museum provided additional impetus.

After the 2006 World Cup, the club decided to set up a museum in the renovated stadium. It opened on November 27, 2007, in the main grandstand of the arena now called Deutsche Bank Park; a friends' association had been founded shortly before. The museum is operated by Eintracht Frankfurt Museum GmbH and directed by Matthias Thoma.

Across a good 400 square meters, nine themed sections tell the club's story from its founding in 1899 to the present day – with Bundesliga and cup triumphs, jerseys and pennants, but also the years of the world wars and the Nazi era. Exhibits include the German championship trophy (Meisterschale), the DFB Cup and European cups. The museum is active in remembrance work on Jewish club members, organizes evening talks with former players and offers guided tours of the museum and stadium as well as workshops for school classes.

Højdepunkter

• Eintracht's German championship trophy (Meisterschale), DFB Cup and European cup
• Founding charter of the predecessor club Frankfurter FC Victoria from 1899
• Combined tours of the museum and stadium, right up to the edge of the pitch
• VR stadium tour with a look at match-day operations and former stadiums
• Explainer videos in German, English and sign language at ten stations

Permanente udstillinger

• Dauerausstellung zur Geschichte von Eintracht Frankfurt – Nine themed sections spread over more than 400 m² lead from the club's founding in 1899 through championships and European cup wins to the present, also shedding light on the war years and the Nazi era.

Grundlagt

2007

Ejer

Eintracht Frankfurt Museum GmbH

Ledelse

Matthias Thoma

Entrépriser & rabatter

Free admission for members of the friends' association and with the MuseumsuferCard; half-price admission with the FrankfurtCard.

Tilgængelighed

• Kørestolsvenlig
• Elevator: ingen oplysninger
• Handicaptoilet: ingen oplysninger
• Handicapparkering: ingen oplysninger
• Servicehunde tilladt: ingen oplysninger
• Taktile tilbud: ingen oplysninger
• Rundvisninger på tegnsprog: ingen oplysninger
• Letlæste tilbud: ingen oplysninger
• Synstolkning

The museum is wheelchair-accessible. For guests with hearing impairments, there are sign-language videos on the club's history; for guests with visual impairments, there is an audio offering.

Børn og familie

Velegnet til børn og familier

• Familieomvisninger & workshops
• Børnefødselsdage

Children's birthday parties for ages 7 to 12 with a kids' tour, table soccer and a look behind the scenes of the stadium (€18.50 per person, minimum six children). The VR stadium tour is available from age 6. On the annual Eintracht Family Day, the museum opens at special prices.

Transport & parkering

The museum is in the main grandstand of Deutsche Bank Park. According to the museum, the postal address is not suitable for navigation devices.

Service & spisesteder

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Arrangementer & udlejning

• Lokaler til leje
• Private fester
• Firmaarrangementer

The museum foyer of around 150 m², with lighting and sound equipment and a screen, can be booked for company parties, receptions and private celebrations, but only together with a cultural program (e.g., a guided tour). Adult birthday parties with a personal guided tour are also possible.

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