Manchester City has given a first glimpse at its brand new museum experience designed to immerse visitors in the history and culture of the club. The Manchester City Museum Experience will be spread across ten spaces covering 1,700 square metres within the £300m Medlock Square entertainment district at the Etihad Campus.
Visitors will be able to visit 'nostalgic environments' from throughout the Club’s history, including Moss Side, the home of Manchester City’s Maine Road Stadium from 1923 to 2003. They can also take part in interactive experiences including football punditry or pose with all 48 major trophies won by the Club’s first teams.
Designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA), who have designed The Crown Jewels Exhibition at the Tower of London, the London Transport Museum, and the Second World War Galleries at the Imperial War Museum, the new Manchester City experience will combine the 'latest immersive technology' with physical memorabilia drawn from across the club’s history.