The Palermo Museum, inside “Renzo Barbera” Stadium, is a journey into the history of the rosanero club, through jerseys, memorabilia, photos, newspapers, audiovisual content, works of art, high-tech interactive experiences and more.
An iconic place, inaugurated on 1st November 2020, on the 120th anniversary of the rosanero club, and realised thanks to the extraordinary contribution of fans from all over the world. With a special call, on an international level, Palermo FC has in fact called together fans and collectionists, who have provided unique and unobtainable memorabilia of inestimable value.
In the museum, there is also a special area dedicated to the Rosanero Hall of fame: a selection of 11 players + 1 coach chosen by the fans as the most representative in Palermo FC’s history.
In recent years, the Palermo Museum has received members of the institutions, footballers and former footballers, a delegation from the FIGC led by president Gabriele Gravina, managers – including those from opposing teams, who are at the museum every home pre-match – journalists, artists and exponents from the world of entertainment, tourists, students… right up to the extraordinary visit of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella. The “home of Palermo” is therefore a space shared with all those who love football and its history: anyone who cares about football is welcomed.
The exhibition, curated by Museum Director Giovanni Tarantino, created a thematic itinerary through all facets of the history of the rosanero colours, alongside installations and interactive experiences.
Tickets can be purchased on the Vivaticket website and at authorised Vivaticket outlets in Italy (including the Bar at the Renzo Barbera stadium) with three categories available:
- Full;
- Reduced: Under 14 and Over 65;
- Free tickets: Under 6, the disabled and journalists regularly registered (upon presentation of their card).
Free tickets will be redeemable exclusively at the Renzo Barbera Stadium Store, depending on seat availability.
Digital creators who would like to visit the musuem for creating social media contents should send an email to comunicazione@palermofc.com to submit their request for a free ticket, no later than 48h before the visit.
Please note that the tour includes ramps and steps: in case of visits by non-ambulatory disabled persons, please inform museo@palermofc.com within 48h.
For more information on the categories entitled to reduced or free tickets, please consult the regulation.
The Palermo Museum tour is a journey through the club’s history, historical shirts, testimonies and interactive experiences.
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