easy
1–2 hours
None required, suitable for all ages
Dive into Scotland’s football history at Hampden Park’s Scottish Football Museum. Discover legendary artifacts, explore iconic moments, and learn what makes Scottish football unique in this lively museum visit.
For all ages! • 1 Hour • Prices start at £8
Discover the rich history of Scottish football at the Scottish Football Museum in Hampden Park. Explore thousands of artifacts, including the original Scottish Cup, and relive iconic moments through film footage. With engaging exhibits and the Hall of Fame, this five-star attraction promises an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages.
Duration: 1 Hours
Visit the Museum and see our wonderful collection.
Based within Hampden Park, the Museum provides a wonderful day out for fans of the great game. There are thousands of objects on display, tracing the history of football in Scotland and there is film footage highlighting some of the most memorable games and great players.
Marvel at the original Scottish Cup, the world’s oldest national football trophy. Learn about the history of Scottish football from the 19th century right up until today.
Enter through one of the turnstiles from the old ground and watch Archie Gemmill score one of the top ten World Cup goals of all time against Netherlands. Sit in what was the original dressing room from the old Third Hampden.
You also visit the Scottish Football Hall of Fame which features the greatest players this country has ever produced. Denis Law, Jim Baxter, Kenny Dalglish and also catch some of the great foreign players to have graced our game. Watch Henrik Larsson terrorise defences. Witness Brian Laudrup drift past defenders seemingly with little effort.
The Museum was also the first in Glasgow to be awarded the prestigious Five Star rating stamp of approval from VisitScotland making it one of the top visitor attractions in Scotland.
The Scottish Football Museum has something for all ages and, more importantly, the ability to educate and inspire future generations.
Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy a more intimate experience with the exhibits.
Make use of all interactive elements to deepen your understanding and connection to the sport’s history.
Capture memorable moments and artifacts to share your experience later.
Coordinate your visit around Hampden Park’s match days if you want to combine museum trip with a game.
The museum is located within Hampden Park, the oldest international football stadium in the world, established in 1903.
The museum promotes the preservation of football history and supports local community initiatives through educational programs.
Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be walking and standing during your museum tour.
Capture photos of artifacts and memorable moments throughout your visit.
Take notes on exhibits or details for future reference.
Purchase a program for a lasting keepsake of your visit.