PSV Museum

The PSV Museum in Eindhoven is a must-visit for football fans and anyone interested in the rich sporting heritage of the Netherlands. Located within the iconic Philips Stadion, the museum celebrates the history and achievements of PSV Eindhoven, one of the country’s most successful football clubs. Visitors are greeted by an impressive display of trophies, memorabilia, and personal items belonging to legendary players such as Jan van Beveren and Romário.

Interactive exhibits invite you to dive deeper into the club’s story—try the touchscreen globe to explore PSV’s international connections, or use the periscope to peek into the stadium itself. Young fans will enjoy the “Phoxy Stadium” play area, designed especially for children. The museum’s vibrant red-and-white displays capture the spirit and pride of PSV, making it easy to feel the excitement that surrounds match days.

Admission is affordable, with discounts for children and club members, and entry is free for children under four. The museum is open Monday afternoons and from Tuesday to Saturday, with special hours on match days. For a more immersive experience, visitors can combine their museum visit with a stadium tour, which includes access to the pitch, tunnel, and other behind-the-scenes areas, plus free parking.

Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or new to Dutch football, the PSV Museum offers an engaging and memorable look at the heart of Eindhoven’s sporting culture.