Olympiacos FC will open the doors of its new museum to the public on Monday, August 4. According to the club, all tickets for the opening day have already sold out.
The museum is expected to showcase the fabled history of Greece’s most successful football club, offering fans an immersive experience into its legacy, achievements, and cultural impact.
“Joy and pride!” That was the title in the club’s announcement regarding the operation of the new museum of the “Red-and-Whites.”
The camera of in.gr was present at the new, state-of-the-art museum and captured every… corner of the history of the Piraeus club in the specially designed areas. It is now ready to welcome the public who wish to visit it, and demand is already high.
Specifically, the first day of operation is sold out, with the available spots already taken, while for Tuesday (5/8) afternoon, most available visiting times are already booked. At the same time, the museum also features a “ROBOKEEPER,” a machine where visitors can take penalty kicks and try to score. Demand for this is also high, and interested parties should book their spot in time.
In collaboration with the internationally renowned company Mediapro Exhibitions, which has created some of the world’s largest football—and not only—museums, Olympiacos has completed a work of art, a landmark for Piraeus, the city where the club was born. Now, the countdown has begun for the opening of the museum’s doors to the public.
What the Olympiacos FC announcement states about Museum and ROBOKEEPER tickets:
“For museum operating hours and ticket reservations, please click HERE.
Click HERE to purchase ROBOKEEPER tickets.
