The museum name 'FohlenWelt' translates to 'Foals World,' referencing the historic nickname for Borussia Mönchengladbach players.
The exhibition utilizes a specific 'FohlenID' card system that allows visitors to collect digital content throughout the museum tour.
The museum collection includes original jerseys worn by club legends like Günter Netzer and Berti Vogts.
The floor design of the museum mimics the lines and layout of a professional football pitch.
The museum space features a dedicated section for the 'Bökelbergstadion,' the club's former home ground known for its iconic steep terraces.
FohlenWelt is the official interactive club museum of the German Bundesliga football team Borussia Mönchengladbach. Located directly within the Borussia-Park stadium complex, the museum spans 1,100 square meters of exhibition space. The permanent exhibition chronicles the club's history from its founding in 1900 to the present day through multimedia displays and historical artifacts. Key sections cover the golden era of the 1970s, legendary coaches like Hennes Weisweiler, and the evolution of the club's youth development program. Visitors can engage with digital touchpoints that allow access to archive footage and historical match data. The museum is integrated into the stadium's infrastructure, allowing for seamless transition between the museum and stadium tour areas. It specifically highlights the cultural impact of 'Die Fohlen' (The Foals) on German football history.
The central exhibition hall featuring the historical trophy displays and the illuminated club emblem floor.
Combine your visit with a stadium tour for full access to the players' tunnel and changing rooms.
Register your FohlenID upon entry to save digital memories and interactive results from the museum stations.
Check the club's official calendar to avoid visiting on match days, as stadium accessibility may be restricted.
Do not attempt to visit on match days without checking for specific access restrictions, as parts of the stadium complex may be closed to museum visitors.
Closed on certain match days and major public holidays; check the official club calendar before traveling.
