Feyenoord Museum
Club museum of Feyenoord on the Olympic side of De Kuip stadium in Rotterdam, which can only be visited as part of a guided stadium tour.
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About the museum
The Feyenoord Museum tells the story of the Rotterdam football club and its stadium, nicknamed De Kuip. Until summer 2015 it was housed in the stadium's Maasgebouw. After this area was rebuilt, there was no club museum for around a year and a half, until a new one opened on 18 January 2017.
The renewed museum is located on the listed Olympic side of De Kuip, in the stadium's former main building. The tour is a journey through time from the first national league title in 1924 to the most recent championship in 2017. It begins at Kromme Zandweg, the club's former home ground, and leads to the great nights in today's stadium, including winning the European Champion Clubs' Cup in 1970 and the UEFA Cup triumph in front of the home crowd.
On display are important trophies from the club's history, memorabilia and a detailed timeline. The people who shaped the club also have their place, such as Willem van Hanegem and Coen Moulijn; a statue of Moulijn stands near the entrance. Visitors can put together their own Feyenoord star eleven and watch rare film footage.
The museum is not a freely accessible venue: a visit is an integral part of the guided tours of De Kuip organised by the stadium company Stadion Feijenoord N.V. The route leads into the museum through the old players' tunnel.
Highlights
- Important trophies and memorabilia from the club's history
- Timeline from the first national league title in 1924 to the 2017 championship
- Put together your own Feyenoord star eleven
- Rare film footage from the club's history
- Access through the old players' tunnel as part of the stadium tour
Permanent exhibition
- Feyenoord Museum – Dauerausstellung – The exhibition shows the history of the club and the stadium from the first championship in 1924 to 2017, with trophies, memorabilia, a timeline and film footage.
- Operated by
- Stadion Feijenoord N.V.
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €19.50 |
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| Reduced | €17.50Seniors aged 65 and over |
| Children & teens | €15.50Children aged 4 to 11 pay the children's rate; adults and young people aged 12 and over pay the standard price. |
| Seniors | €17.50aged 65 and over |
| Visitors with disabilities | €16Accessible tour (60 minutes) for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility; the price also applies to companions. |
| Groups (15+ people) | €22.50 per personPrivate group tour of about two hours, per person, for all age groups |
| Kids Tour (ages 4–11, 90 min.) | €15.50including a drink and a discount voucher for the fan shop; adults pay €19.50 |
| Accessible tour (60 min.) | €16also for companions |
| Group tour for 15 or more people | €22.50per person, about two hours |
Admission to the museum is included in the price of the stadium tour; there is no separate museum ticket. Combination tickets with the Euromast or a Spido boat tour are offered through the ticket shop. Members of the children's club "Kameraadjes" can take the Kids Tour once free of charge.
Accessibility
- Partially wheelchair accessible
- Elevator: no information
- Accessible restroom: no information
- Accessible parking
- Service dogs welcome: no information
- Tactile models & exhibits: no information
- Sign language tours: no information
- Easy-to-read materials: no information
- Audio description: no information
For wheelchair users and people with limited mobility there is a dedicated accessible tour that covers all stops except unreachable areas and includes the museum; because places are limited, online booking is recommended. The route of the Kids Tour is not barrier-free. Disabled parking spaces are located under the Maasgebouw (access with a national disabled parking card).
Kids & families
Great for kids & families
- Family tours & workshops
- Activity booklet, scavenger hunt or kids’ audio guide
- Hands-on stations
The Kids Tour (ages 4 and up, 90 minutes) is available as a dedicated family tour: children receive a lanyard, a pen and a search booklet with puzzle questions, plus a drink and a discount voucher for the fan shop. Separate tours are available for groups and school classes.
Getting there & parking
By public transit
Stadion Feijenoord (Tram)
Tram 3 (towards Beverwaard) from Rotterdam Centraal to the Stadion Feijenoord stop; Metro D or E to Wilhelminaplein, then tram 23 (towards Beverwaard); bus 77 from Zuidplein to Breeplein (5 minutes on foot via the stadium viaduct). Rotterdam Zuid and Rotterdam Lombardijen stations are about 15 minutes' walk away; Rotterdam Stadion is only served on match days and during major events.
By car
Free parking
Free on non-match days in car parks P2, P3 and P4 in front of the stadium (signposted). Disabled parking spaces under the Maasgebouw, access towards P2.
- Accessible parking
Satnav address: Van Zandvlietplein 1, 3077 AA Rotterdam. Bicycle parking for over 600 bikes near the ticket offices at Olympiaweg 50. Water taxi stop "Stadion Feyenoord" (no. 10) about 5 minutes' walk away.
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Events & venue rental
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes · approx. 1.5 hrs |
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| School programs | yes |
| Good to know | The museum is part of all tours of De Kuip (stadium tour in Dutch and English, Kids Tour, accessible tour, group tour, school tour). The stadium tour lasts 90 minutes and leads, among other places, through the players' tunnel, to the pitch, into the changing room area and onto the stands. Occasionally individual areas are rented out or not accessible. Children may only take part when accompanied by an adult. |
