Arsenal Football Club Museum
What Visitors Say
The Arsenal Museum is a fantastic place for any football fan, especially those who love the Gunners! It’s packed with history, trophies, and memorable moments that tell the incredible story of the club. The exhibits are well-presented, with plenty of interactive displays, videos, and iconic memorabilia from legendary players. The staff are knowledgeable and welcoming, always happy to share interesting facts. It’s a great complement to the Emirates Stadium tour, and together they make for an unforgettable experience. A must-visit for Arsenal supporters and anyone interested in football history!
Honestly the tour was amazing seeing the life of the best time ever on a game day and how Cool the changing room is and the museum had so much history of the club it was amazing staff was so friendly aswell
The Arsenal Museum is a fantastic experience for any arsenal or football enthusiast. It offers a deep dive into the club's rich history, showcasing trophies, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits that highlight key moments and players. The layout is well-organized, making it easy to navigate through different eras of Arsenal's legacy. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, ready to answer any questions. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious about football history, this museum is definitely worth a visit!
Highly recommend if you are in London do the tour of the stadium and the museum is well explained with videos and staff from the beginning. I really enjoyed
The museum is included in the tour and is packed with memorabilia, including trophies, historic kits, and interactive exhibits.
Highlights
The Invincibles (2003–04)
Objects from the 38-match unbeaten league season put texture on a once-in-a-century achievement.From squad shirts to match balls, the display maps a run that stretched to 49 games unbeaten across seasons.
Premier League era cases
Anfield ’89: Champions in Injury Time
Match-used kit and ephemera from Michael Thomas’s last-minute goal capture one of English football’s defining finishes.The object trail leads from the away dressing room to that run through the middle—and a title on goal difference.
Late-1980s gallery
Highbury: The Marble Halls
Architectural fragments, signage and memorabilia preserve the Art Deco identity that defined Arsenal from 1913 to 2006.From the cannon crest to marble-hall details, these pieces explain why a building became part of the badge.
Heritage & stadium history
Arsenal Women: Serial Winners
Trophies, shirts and photos chart the most decorated women’s club in England, including a 2006–07 continental treble.Medals and match balls frame a dominance that predates the recent WSL boom.
Honours & modern era
Foundations: From Woolwich to North London
Early programmes, tickets and team photos follow the leap from Dial Square (1886) to professional Arsenal and the 1913 move to Highbury.Paper trails show how a works team became a national name.
Origins gallery
Opening Hours
Fun Facts
The ‘Invincibles’ display recounts Arsenal’s 2003–04 unbeaten league season—38 games without defeat—part of a 49-match unbeaten top-flight run across two seasons.
Material from 26 May 1989 at Anfield documents Michael Thomas’s stoppage-time goal that delivered the league title on goals scored after a 2–0 win.
Highbury artefacts illustrate the club’s 1913 move from Woolwich to North London and the Art Deco redevelopment of the 1930s that created the famous ‘Marble Halls’.
Arsenal Women’s displays include honours from their historic 2006–07 quadruple season (domestic treble plus UEFA Women’s Cup), a feat unmatched in English women’s football at the time.
