Fan-run museum in the Gegengerade of the Millerntor Stadium on the history of FC St. Pauli, its fan culture and its neighbourhood.
From July 30, 2026
The exhibition traces the development of the blind football department, which has existed for 20 years. Audio offerings, tactile models, an interactive pitch and VR applications are aimed at blind and visually impaired visitors as well.
The museum is an initiative of the club's supporters: in 2012 fans founded the association "1910 – Museum für den FC St. Pauli", which still runs and funds the museum today. In the following years the association collected donations, built up a club archive and showed its first exhibitions, for example on the club's history under National Socialism, on life stories 1933–45 and on the club's visual identity.
In January 2020 the museum became a permanent institution: the permanent exhibition KIEZBEBEN 2.0 opened on the ground floor of the Gegengerade, the east stand of the Millerntor Stadium. On more than 600 square metres, photos, texts, films, elaborate staging and numerous original objects tell how the club and its fan culture became what they are today.
The exhibition is continually expanded and complemented by special exhibitions. Under the museum's roof are also the stadium tours at the Millerntor, the Dieter Rittmeyer Archive, the education project "BAM! Bildung am Millerntor", a shop and a wine bar in the foyer.
| Adults | €7 |
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| Reduced | €4 |
Matchday deal: anyone with a matchday ticket (home or away fans) pays the reduced price on home-game weekends (Fri–Sun). Members of the supporting association 1910 e.V. receive cheaper admission. With a stadium tour, the museum visit is free.
The museum is accessible for wheelchair users.
Children's stadium tours for the age groups 4–7 and 8–11 years on request.
U3 St. Pauli or Feldstraße, U2 Messehallen, S-Bahn Reeperbahn, bus 17
Messehallen car park on Lagerstraße (short walk) or parking on the Heiligengeistfeld, which is often restricted due to construction work.
The museum is on the ground floor of the Gegengerade (east stand) of the Millerntor Stadium, to the right of the Fanladen St. Pauli.
Get directions1910 shop and 1910 wine bar in the foyer.
Up to 500 guests.
Up to 350 m² in three connected rooms (bar with counter, side room, "Gang der Wunder") plus outdoor area; up to 500 people standing, banquet up to 150 people. Stage and event technology available, external catering possible, accessible. Enquiries to veranstaltungen@1910-museum.de.
Inquiries & details| Guided tours | yes |
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| School programs | yes |
| Good to know | Stadium tours (MILLERNTOUR!, 60 or 120 minutes), children's tours and historical neighbourhood tours are offered through the museum, also in English and Spanish; group tours on request. Educational programmes in the project "BAM! Bildung am Millerntor". Dogs are not allowed in the museum. |
