Spiel saubere: Der Platz, der uns verbindet

⭐ Fair Play: The Field That Unites Us is a temporary exhibition at the Memoria y Tolerancia Museum that offers a new perspective on football: not just as a spectacle, but as a space for connection, inclusion, and peacebuilding.

Highlights
🏟️ A temporary exhibition in the host country of the biggest football event
⚽ Six rooms fully themed in the world of football
🌍 Discover the evolution of football into a key phenomenon in the history and culture of Mexico and the world
🏆 Over 150 objects on display, from collectors, football legends, and renowned commentators

General Info
📅 Date: choose directly when purchasing your ticket
🕒 Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
⏳ Duration: approximately 30 minutes
📍 Location: Memoria y Tolerancia Museum
👤 Age: all ages
♿ Accessibility: the tour has universal accessibility features, including ramps, elevators, braille labels, and audiovisual content in Mexican Sign Language
❓ You can view the FAQs and their answers here

Description
Fair Play is a temporary exhibition at the Memoria y Tolerancia Museum that invites you to experience the excitement of sport not only through storytelling but also through practice, connecting football with values such as respect and human rights, on and off the field. Featuring notable figures like Enrique Bonilla, former director of Liga MX and a key figure in the creation of Liga MX Femenil, and with narration by sports journalist Alberto Lati in some rooms, whose voice adds context, sensitivity, and depth to the museographic experience. Get your tickets for Fair Play: The Field That Unites Us in CDMX!