Higher, Faster, Further
Fit, Fair, Fun: Participation and more
Groups
Together in motion
At the German Sports & Olympia Museum, group visitors can not only see sporting history, but also experience it for themselves. In addition to exciting guided tours through the great moments of German and international sport history, the museum offers numerous interactive stations – from a long jump pit and boxing ring to the sports fields on the roof. Interactive exhibitions vividly convey topics such as the Olympics, fair play and sports technology, and showcase famous athletes. In addition, there are educational programmes that impart knowledge, promote team spirit and incorporate physical activity. This makes a visit to the museum a lively mix of learning and activity.
Prices
Adults | 10,50 €
Adults in groups of 12 people and more | 9,50 €
Guided tours | from 75,00 €
Activity programmes | 29-59 € per person
Book guided tours and tickets in advance via our online shop or the visitor center.
Activity programmes
At the German Sports & Olympia Museum, teams experience how motivation, communication and cohesion get moving. Our activity programmes combine sporting challenges with playful tasks, thereby strengthening trust, team spirit and cooperation. Whether as a group trip, incentive, workshop or company event – here, cooperation becomes tangible and fun.
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Dreamteam
Us against us? Together we are strong
Guided tours
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The classic
Ready, set, go!A time journey through the history of sport -
Themed tour
Fit as a fiddleSport as a recipe for health and well-being -
Themed tour
Fascination OlympicsThe games under the sign of the rings -
Themed tour
PowerplayPolitics play a part
Rediscover history
The permanent exhibition at the German Sport & Olympia Museum offers groups an impressive journey through 2,500 years of sporting history. Unique exhibits await you across more than 2,700 m², including Muhammad Ali's autographed boxing gloves, a Formula 1 racing car driven by Michael Schumacher, Shaquille O’Neal's giant basketball shoes and a smashed tennis racket belonging to Boris Becker. Themed rooms, historical background information and interactive elements bring the successes, setbacks and defining moments of sport to life. Critical aspects such as doping are also highlighted. The exhibition invites visitors to discover sporting culture, emotions and values from new perspectives – together and in an inspiring way.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions by group visitors
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How much time should I plan for a visit?
There is so much to see and experience here that you could spend a whole day in the museum. But an hour and a half or two hours is also enough time for a wonderful experience. You are more than welcome to stay as long as you want.
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How do I get to the roof of the museum?
Use of the roof and play areas is included in the admission price. You can reach the top via the permanent exhibition.
A little tip: you can borrow balls for a quick game free of charge at the entrance desk.
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How can I book a visit for a group/school class?
Depending on the tour, you can either book the group visit directly in the online shop or enquire via our visitor centre.
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Is it possible to book a museum visit with a group without a guided tour?
This is possible outside of busy periods. During popular times for group/school trips, such as before the holidays, visits are only possible in combination with a guided tour. It is stronlgy recommended to enquire about this in advance via the visitor centre.
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Is there a free cloakroom for groups?
We provide a mesh box for each group. Please bring €10 for the key deposit. This will of course be returned to you.
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Can I rent rooms in the museum for an event?
We are happy to rent out rooms and host events of various sizes and types - also on the terrace or on the roof of the building. For further information, please contact our events department. By phone +49 (0)221 33609 60 or by e-mail: veranstaltung@sportmuseum.de.