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Everything You Need To Know About Legends Collection

The Home of Football is Madrid’s newest temple to the beautiful game, set beside Puerta del Sol. Spread over seven floors, it houses the world’s largest private football collection, blending jerseys, trophies, and memorabilia with VR, 4D cinema, a...

Also Known As

Legends Museum Madrid

Founded On

2023

Founded By

Marcelo Ordás, renowned collector of elite football memorabilia

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ADDRESS

Prta del Sol, 2, 28014 Madrid, Spain

RECOMMENDED DURATION

2 hours

Timings

14:00–20:30

VISITORS PER YEAR

45000

TICKETS

From € 19.60

EXPECTED WAIT TIME - STANDARD

30-60 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

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Founded by Marcelo Ordás, who curated football history piece by piece from global auctions and clubs.

The “Piece of the Month” program rotates iconic jerseys, from Roberto Baggio’s Italy 1994 to Santi Cazorla’s La Liga kit.

Features Spain’s first permanent museum space dedicated to women’s football.

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What is Legends: The Home of Football?

Discover the world’s most comprehensive football museum at Legends: The Home of Football. Created in partnership with FIFA, UEFA, CONMEBOL, the IOC, and LALIGA, this museum covers 4,200 square meters across seven floors, right in the heart of Puerta del Sol, Madrid. Legends: The Home of Football is packed with more than 4,000 authentic football artifacts- jerseys, photos, trophies, and memorabilia that span the entire history of the game.

You’ll find legendary shirts worn by icons like Pelé, Messi, Maradona, and Real Madrid legends, all displayed alongside interactive tech, a 4D cinema, and a rooftop restaurant that’s quickly becoming a local favorite. Whether you’re a hardcore fan or just curious, this is a museum that brings football’s global legacy to life. Keep reading for a full guide, tips, and an inside look at Legends: The Home of Football in Madrid.

Quick facts about Legends: The Home of Football

Official Name: Legends: The Home of Football
Location: Carrera De S. Jerónimo, 2, 28014 Madrid, Spain (Puerta del Sol)
Opening: June 2023
Architect: Marcelo Ordás
Function: Football Museum
Collection Size: 4,000+ original pieces

Plan your visit to Legends: The Home of Football Madrid

Opening Hours

Legends: The Home of Football is open daily from 10am to 8pm.
Last admission is at 7pm-after that, you won’t be allowed in, even if you have entradas already.
Expect extended hours during big football events or holiday periods, but some weekdays may have slightly shorter hours (check ahead during local festivals or public holidays).
The museum is busiest on weekends and during school holidays—if you want to avoid crowds, aim for weekday mornings.
For the most up-to-date opening hours, always check your ticket confirmation or the official website before visiting.

Location

Address: Carrera De S. Jerónimo, 2, 28014 Madrid, Spain.

Find On Maps

Landmark: It’s right on Puerta del Sol, the beating heart of Madrid and a major city square that every visitor passes at least once.
The museum sits at the corner of Puerta del Sol—look for the entrance with football banners and ‘Legends: The Home of Football’ signs.
This spot is surrounded by shops, cafes, and historic sites—so you can easily combine your museum visit with sightseeing or a meal at the Legends: The Home of Football Restaurante.
Perfect starting or ending point for a day out in Madrid’s city center.

Getting to Legends: The Home of Football Madrid

By metro

Take Line 1, 2, or 3 to Sol Station—it’s the closest metro stop, literally a 2-minute walk from the entrance.
From the metro, take Puerta del Sol, and you’ll see signs pointing to the museum.

By bus

Madrid city buses stop all around Puerta del Sol—look for lines 3, 50, 51, 52, 53, or 150.

By train

If you’re coming from outside Madrid, get off at Madrid Sol Cercanías (local train), which is directly connected to Sol metro.

By car/taxi

Driving is not recommended—central Madrid traffic is busy, and parking is expensive and scarce. If you must drive, use public parking garages near Plaza Mayor or Calle de Sevilla.
Taxis and ride shares (Uber, Cabify, Bolt) can drop you off at the Puerta del Sol square.

On foot

If you’re already in central Madrid, just walk—most major sites are less than a 10-minute stroll from Legends: The Home of Football Madrid.

Accessibility

The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, and all main public transport options are accessible for visitors with limited mobility

Bonus tip: If you plan to visit other city attractions the same day, Legends: The Home of Football Madrid is perfectly placed for sightseeing. The Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and Gran Vía are all close by. Grab your entradas online for quick entry and head out to explore the city right after.

Inside Legends: The Home of Football

Metaverse Land - Legends Collection Madrid

Metaverse Land (Level -1)

Take the escalator down one level below the ground floor to enter Metaverse Land, an immersive virtual reality zone. Here you’ll put on a VR headset and step into interactive football scenarios, such as penalty shootouts at iconic stadiums or tactical sessions alongside legendary players like Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Zinedine Zidane. You'll also get exclusive access to football's first-ever NFT collection, showcasing rare digital collectibles of stars from clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Juventus. Ideal if you're tech-savvy, a gamer, or fascinated by football’s digital future.

Origins (Ground Floor)

Right as you enter Legends: The Home of Football on the ground floor, explore "Origins," dedicated entirely to football’s earliest history. Discover authentic 19th-century gear, original leather footballs, and vintage boots. You'll learn how football evolved from informal kickabouts in Britain to the structured sport loved globally today. This floor features rare items connected to pioneering clubs like Sheffield FC (the world’s oldest club) and historic Spanish teams, including early memorabilia from Real Madrid’s formative years and FC Barcelona’s foundational era. A must-see for history buffs or anyone curious about how football became the world's favorite game.

Global Football - Legends Collection Madrid

Global Football (First Floor)

Head upstairs to the first floor and journey around the globe through football. This exhibit highlights legendary clubs and stadiums from every continent—think Boca Juniors’ vibrant La Bombonera in Argentina, Manchester United’s iconic Old Trafford in England, or Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabéu in Spain. Relive unforgettable Eurocup moments, especially Spain’s historic Euro 2008 and 2012 victories, through genuine match balls and jerseys worn by legends such as Andrés Iniesta, Fernando Torres, and Sergio Ramos. If your focus is Spain’s national pride or iconic club rivalries like Real Madrid versus Barcelona, this floor brings these histories vividly to life.

Football jerseys displayed at LEGENDS: The Home of Football

Major Leagues (Second Floor)

On the second floor, dive deep into football’s greatest leagues and tournaments. Explore prestigious trophies like the UEFA Champions League Cup, La Liga trophy, Copa Libertadores, and the Intercontinental Cup up close. Detailed displays explain each competition's format, legendary matches, and record-breaking teams like Real Madrid’s unrivaled 14 UEFA Champions League titles or AC Milan’s dominance in the late 80s and early 90s. Individual legends such as Paolo Maldini, Alfredo Di Stéfano, and Pelé have dedicated showcases here, complete with original jerseys, boots, and match-worn medals. Perfect if you’re obsessed with top-tier club football and the trophies every player dreams of lifting.

Hall of Fame (Third Floor)

Located on the third floor, the Hall of Fame is dedicated entirely to the sport's legendary players. Get up-close with authentic jerseys worn by Diego Maradona (Argentina/Napoli), Pelé (Brazil/Santos), Johan Cruyff (Netherlands/Ajax and Barcelona), Lionel Messi (Argentina/Barcelona/PSG), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal/Real Madrid/Manchester United/Juventus), and Andrés Iniesta (Spain/Barcelona). This area doesn’t just showcase men’s football—it also celebrates the evolution of women’s football, with memorabilia from stars like Alexia Putellas (Spain/Barcelona) and Marta Vieira da Silva (Brazil). This floor is ideal for fans wanting detailed histories and rare photo opportunities with some of football's greatest-ever athletes.

Legends Space (Fourth Floor)

At the top floor (fourth floor), you'll enter the Legends Space—the museum’s crown jewel, featuring priceless football artifacts. Discover genuine signed jerseys from historic Champions League and World Cup finals, original match-used balls from iconic matches like the 2014 World Cup Final (Germany vs Argentina), and medals earned by Real Madrid legends such as Raúl González, Roberto Carlos, and Iker Casillas. Rare artifacts from legendary moments like Zidane’s 1998 World Cup Final shirt, Maradona’s signed Napoli jersey, and Messi’s record-breaking Ballon d’Or-winning boots are displayed here. It’s the museum’s most valuable collection and perfect for superfans or memorabilia enthusiasts.

Legends Collection Highlights

Football Artifacts

Legends holds a good number of football related artifacts such as jerseys, trophies, balls, boots, among others and learn about the stories behind these items as well.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Legends: The Home of Football

What is the Legends Collection?

The Legends Collection is a comprehensive assembly of historical football artifacts and experiences, brought together in collaboration with renowned institutions, including FIFA, UEFA, CONMEBOL, the IOC, and LALIGA.

What are the main highlights at Legends Collection?

Legends Collection offers immersive experiences through its a 4D cinema, game area, and houses significant relics representing the rich history of football.

How many artifacts does the Legends Collection have?

Legends boasts 4,000+ artifacts and football related items, an extensive collection that showcases football's heritage.

How can I get tickets to Legends Collection?

It is advisable to purchase tickets to the Legends Collection in advance online. This allows you to select a specific date and time slot for your visit, reducing waiting times.

What are Legends Collection timings?

Legends Collection is open every day from 10 AM to 8:30 PM. We suggest you look up closures or timings on the day of your visit in advance to avoid any surprises.

What is the best time to visit the Legends Collection?

Plan your visit during weekdays for a potentially quieter experience and consider checking the opening hours for the most convenient time. Weekdays are generally less busy than weekends. Consider visiting during off-peak seasons to avoid crowds. Pre-purchasing tickets and planning ahead can optimize your visit.

Where is Legends Collection located?

Legends Collection is located in Madrid, Spain, near the Sol Subway Station.

Are there dining options available at Legends Collection?

Yes, there is a rooftop restaurant that caters a variety of cuisines and also offers impeccable views of the Madrid skyline.

Is photography allowed at Legends Collection?

Yes, photography is permitted at Legends Collection, but certain restrictions may apply.

What other attractions are near Legends Collection?

Since Legends Collection is located in the heart of Madrid city, it is surrounded by many must-visit attractions such as the Royal Palace of Madrid, Almudena Cathedral, Plaza Mayor, Cibeles Fountain and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, among others.