Eintracht Frankfurt Museum

The Eintracht Frankfurt Museum is located in the stadium ‘Commerzbank Arena’, on the ground floor of the main stand. On 400 m² visitors can dive into the club’s history. Around 300 original items and pieces colourfully underline the stories and anecdotes surrounding Eintracht’s long journey, they bring back the big successes and tragic defeats, the long gone venues and the unforgettable stars.

Some of the most valuable original pieces are the certificate of foundation of 1899, the ball of the legendary 1960 European Cup final v Real Madrid and of course the trophies Eintracht won in its history.

Next to Eintracht Frankfurt the history of the city of Frankfurt and the county Hessen is also part of the exhibition. Exclusive colour film footage of the stadium and the club headquarters ‘Riederwald’ made by an amateur film maker in the 1950s is shown at the Eintracht Frankfurt Museum, amongst other classic footage.

Opening times
Tuesdays to Sundays 10h to 18h
Wednesdays until 20h

Entry fees
Adults € 5.00
Conc. € 3.50

Free entry for members of the fan and supporter’s division.

Address

Eintracht Frankfurt Museum
Commerzbank-Arena / main stand
Mörfelder Landstr. 362
60528 Frankfurt

Directions

Phone: +49  (069) – 955 03 275

Homepage: www.eintracht-frankfurt-museum.de (German)