The museum was built directly into the north stand of the Signal Iduna Park.
It was founded in 2008 to commemorate the club's centenary anniversary.
The collection features the original trophy from the 1997 UEFA Champions League victory.
The floor layout of the museum is shaped to mirror the club’s crest.
Many of the exhibited items are fan-donated 'relics' rather than official club archives.
The museum serves as the primary gateway for stadium tours of Signal Iduna Park.
The Borusseum is the official museum of Borussia Dortmund, located directly at the Signal Iduna Park stadium. It documents the history of the football club from its founding in 1909 to its modern-day achievements. Exhibits include original championship trophies, historical jerseys, and equipment spanning over a century of professional play. The museum incorporates interactive elements that trace the club's development through distinct chronological periods. A central highlight is the 'BVB-Wand,' which displays thousands of items contributed by fans to commemorate club milestones. The venue also offers a perspective on the cultural significance of the club within the Ruhr region. Visitors can view multimedia installations featuring historical match highlights and player profiles.
The life-sized bronze statues of club legends outside the stadium entrance.
Book a combined museum and stadium tour ticket to see the pitch and changing rooms.
Check the club's official schedule to avoid match days, as museum access may be restricted or reserved for event ticket holders.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the museum visit is often combined with a stadium tour covering significant ground.
Attempting to visit on a match day without a valid match ticket, as stadium access and museum entry rules change significantly during game events.
Closed on certain match days; checking the official calendar before arrival is essential.
