Stadium barcelona tour: Barça Stadium Tour & Museum

The National Art Museum of Catalonia

The National Art Museum of Catalonia situated at Montjuic’s Palau National houses a huge collection of extraordinary Romanesque paintings and Catalan artworks. Once you step inside the museum, you can take your time looking at varied collections of Baroque, Renaissance, Romanesque, and Gothic art. You’ll also be able to admire a rich compilation of modern art, coins, photographs, engravings, and drawings.

Ciutadella Park

The Ciutadella Park which served as the setting for the 1888 Universal Exposition is the 2nd largest public park in Barcelona. With a total area of 17 hectares, the park is home to a vast collection of public art and contains two museums. Modelled on Paris’s Luxembourg Garden, the Ciutadella Park was thrown open to the public in 1881. Many of the original structures of the park including the shade house and the glasshouse have been preserved.

Basilica De La Sagrada Familia

The Basilica De La Sagrada Familia or the ‘Basilica and the Expiatory Church of the Holy Family is one of Barcelona’s most iconic landmarks. The Sagrada Familia is regarded as the magnum opus of architect Antoni Gaudi who started constructing the basilica in 1883. It was such a massive project that its construction continued even after Gaudi died in 1926, and is still being constructed. The construction of the citadel is expected to be complete by 2026.

Camp Nou

Soccer enthusiasts all over the world would give anything to witness the El Clasico between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. The Estadi del FC Barcelona, popularly known as Camp Nou is the official stadium of the Barcelona Football Club. Opened to the public in 1957, Camp Nou is the world’s third-largest football stadium, capable of accommodating 99,354 spectators.

La Boqueria Market

La Boqueria which opened in 1840 is the oldest market in Barcelona as its origins can be traced back to the 13th century. There are nearly 300 booths and stands spread over an area of approximately 2,583 m², stocking products imported from all over the world. If you wish to sample the local fare in all its variety, then you must visit the La Boqueria market.

Plaça de Catalunya

The Urquinaona-Catalunya-Universitat Squares and Streets serve as Barcelona’s transport hub and are the nerve center of the city. The heart of the city comprises a series of streets and three piazzas constituting a loop segregating the Eixample quarter from Old Barcelona. The streets connecting Plaça de Urquinaona, Plaça de la Universitat, and Placa de Catalunya run parallel with the medieval city walls forming the Old Town’s border.

CaixaForum Barcelona

CAIXA Forum Barcelona is a key educational and cultural center constructed by the La Caixa Foundation on Montjuiċ Mountain. The cultural center designed by Josep Puig Cadafalch is housed inside an old Modernista Factory. The CaixaForum features five exhibition halls showcasing a rich collection of contemporary, modern, and ancient art, and also holds conferences, film festivals, and other activities.

Palau Sant Jordi

Designed by Arata Isozaki, a Japanese architect, the Palau Sant Jordi constructed especially for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, is an architectural masterpiece. The majestic dome enveloping the palace was built separately on the floor and thereafter it was hoisted using 12 hydraulic jacks. The versatility of the Palau Sant Jordi’s structure makes the indoor facility ideal for organizing sports competitions and concerts.

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For groups of 12 or more, you may send us an inquiry at [email protected]. Although we do not guarantee bulk deals for all our tours, there are some tours for which we can offer discounted pricing. Ordinary hop-on-hop-off bus tickets are entitled to group savings. Attractions, pass items and combo tickets aren’t.

Due the nature of this type of tour and varying demand, group travellers should be aware that there is no guarantee that the group will be able to travel altogether as the available seats vary from stop to stop and depends on demand each day. The group may need to split up and/or wait for the next bus(s).

As, we cannot guarantee that the group shall be able to travel together as one group, therefore we will reduce the group size down to 4-5 smaller groups per ticket (depending upon group size).

Experience FC Barcelona´s Stadium (+Tickets)

If you want to feel like a player for a day, the Camp Nou tour gives you the chance to go behind the scenes and soak up all the action from a player’s perspective.

What to expect – Prices & Tickets – Tour Times

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As well as giving you instant access to all the good stuff – we’re talking dressing rooms, the player tunnel, and the mighty pitch itself – the Barcelona stadium tour also gives you access to the FC museum, where you can learn all about the history of the club.

The tour itself is self-guided, so you can spend as long as you like browsing the player bios and walking in the footsteps of football superstars. As you make your way through, bright yellow barriers etch out the way for you so you don’t miss a single thing, and there are attendants on hand to help you out if you get lost.

Information is dotted around on boards along the route, but you can also pick up a guided tour for that extra oomph (see the tickets section for more information).

What to Expect

There is a lot to take in on the FC Barcelona tour, so expect to spend between 1 and 2 hours exploring the team’s past and present. Along the way, you’ll get to build up the backstory of the Barcelona team, and learn more about its players, successes, and what life is like at the stadium for the team.

Things to See on the Camp Nou Tour

Virtual Experience

At the start of the tour you’ll be party to a 10-minute 3D extravaganza that places you, the visitor, in the much-coveted position of player.

The experience is supposed to give a sense of what it’s like for players when they’re on the pitch, with replays of famous matches and accompanying sound tracks to provide the full flavour.

FC Chapel

One of the stop-offs of note is the in-house chapel, which was opened in 1958 and blessed by Pope John Paul II in the early 80s. Since then, it has provided a safe space for players to send up last minute prayers before they hit the field.

FC Barcelona Museum

Perhaps the most interesting element of the tour is the museum, which is home to wall-to-wall trophy cabinets, player bios, and historic photos of team successes. Here, you can delve into the narrative of FC Barcelona through a collection of fun, interactive displays and eye-catching wall displays.

Messi Space

Yes, there’s an entire space dedicated to the Argentinean superstar. You can marvel (or look on in puzzlement) at Leo Messi’s 5 Ballons d’Or and his 3 Golden Boots while watching a montage of his best goals that play out on the walls.

Not Just Football

Despite its undeniably football-focused ambiance, the stadium is also home to a collection of trophies from other Barcelona sports teams – a fun way to get an overview for the city’s entire sporting scene.

The Pressroom

Many a confession has been made and many a question been diverted in the stadium pressroom. This is where much of the post-match activity takes place, with players justifying their failures and bigging up their successes. You can sit in the same seats as the world’s best-loved players, or check things out from the press’ perspective.

Visitors’ Dressing Room

Unfortunately, you can’t wander into the FC Barcelona dressing room, because it’s constantly in use by the players who leave their stuff there on the regular. This is a shame, really, as apparently it’s decked out with a spa, treatment room, and pharmacy. Instead, you’ll have to make do with checking out the visitors’ dressing room, which has seen hundreds of global teams pass through its doors.

The Players’ Tunnel

This is where things really start to get good. If you shut your eyes (or keep them open and use your imagination), you can almost pretend you’re about to emerge on the pitch to play with one of the world’s most beloved teams.

The Mighty Playing Field

The tunnel inevitably leads to the field, which is pretty impressive up close. Here, you can look out over the 105m by 68m pitch and gaze up at the 48m high stands (squint hard enough and you can almost see the 100,000 passionate fans cheering and jeering). This is where the Benches are (or the “Dug Out” area), where you can sit in the same seats as the managers.

Commentary Boxes

Get your commentary on in these raised boxes that have seen hundreds of TV and radio stars work their fast-lipped magic.

While you’re wandering around, don’t forget to look out for Miro’s lithograph, which was made especially for the Barcelona football team, and the 5-star plaque that was awarded to the stadium in 1999.

Tickets and Prices

Ready to buy your Camp Nou Tour tickets? Here is all the price information you need to know.

The easiest way to buy tickets is online, because you can beat the queues at the stadium. Once you’ve booked, you’ll need to print out your confirmation and hand it in at the entrance of the stadium. You’ll need photographic ID to prove that you’re the person who bought the tickets. You don’t need to reserve a time or day when booking.

Camp Nou Opening Times

The stadium is open throughout the year apart from the 1st January and the 25th December.

You can take a tour between 10am and 6.30pm, with last admittance at 5.45pm.

On match days, only the museum is open to the public, including the trophy room and Messi Space, but you can also get a panoramic view of the pitch up to 3 hours before kick-off.

Note: It’s worth checking online to see if you’ll be able to access all areas before you make the journey to the stadium, as there are often unexpected changes to the schedule in training season and for miscellaneous events.

Audioguides

You can also pick up an audioguide at the start of the tour, which will offer additional information to the wall panels as you go around. Audioguides are available in a range of languages, and are self-paced so you can go with the flow.

Audioguide price: €5

Note: You’ll be asked for ID as a deposit when you pick up an audioguide, so it’s worth taking a driving license or a bank card so you don’t have to part with your passport.

Luxury Guide Service

If you really want to push the boat out, you can hire an experienced guide to take you around the stadium and offer you real-life anecdotes. Guides can deliver tours in a range of different languages and require a reservation and pre-payment. Guide price: €170 (not including the cost of entry tickets)

Alternatively, you can buy tickets at the stadium from the automatic ticket machines or from the on-site ticket offices. These are often subject to queues, so be prepared to wait around.

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Visit Camp Nou, the stadium of one of the most successful football clubs in the world, FC Barcelona!

TICKETBAR is the official distributor of tickets for FC Barcelona matches and Camp Nou tours.

You can not print our e-tickets, but simply show them on the screen of your phone and skip the line.

Important note:

Until July 16, tickets for Camp Nou Experienced have been reduced. Until July 16, you can visit the Bars Museum and Panoramic View. From July 17, the entire Camp Nou tour is available again.

Even if you are not a big football fan, you should definitely visit the Camp Nou stadium while in Barcelona. Learn more about the amazing history of the football team that proudly represents its hometown, region and Catalan language on the world football stage! The ticket includes admission to the Museum, the Camp Nou stadium and the multimedia area, where you can relive the best moments of Barça.

COVID-19 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Due to the pandemic situation and to protect you and those around you, visits will be allowed subject to the following health and safety regulations:

• Face mask may be required.
• Distance between visitors is mandatory.
• Guests may be subject to a temperature check.
• Visiting time may be limited.
• Always follow the instructions of the staff.

WHY IS THIS CORONA PRODUCT SAFE?

1. Hand sanitizer available
2. Encouragement of wearing a mask may be mandatory. Bring it When You Can
3. Capacity reduction and distancing on vehicles/ships
4. Employees will encourage visitors to keep their distance
5. When purchasing tickets, all visitors declare that they do not have cold symptoms such as nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, mild cough, fever (up to 38 ° C and above) and / or shortness of breath.
6. When you book a ticket, you automatically agree to our Terms and Conditions

Museum hours:

January 7 to April 3:

From 10:00 to 18:30

Except Sunday – from 10:00 to 14:30

April 4 to October 12:

From 9:30 to 19:30

Except Sunday – from 10:00 to 19:30

April 9, 10 and 13 – from 10:00 to 19:30

October 13 to December 18:

From 10:00 to 18:30

Except Sunday – from 10:00 to 14:30

November 1 and December 6 and 8 – from 10:00 to 14:30

From December 19 to January 6:

From 9:30 to 19:30

Except Sunday – from 10:00 to 19:30

25, 26 and 31 – from 10:00 to 19:30

Click here for museum opening hours.

Camp Nou tours are closed on Spanish League match days and on and the day before Champions League matches. If you have purchased a ticket for one of these dates, you will be able to use it either the day before or the day after the match.

How does it work?

It’s very easy! Choose the time you would like to visit the stadium and book your ticket. Once you enter, you can stay there for as long as you wish. Visiting time is not limited.
If you don’t know exactly when you want to visit the Camp Nou, you can buy open tickets, which cost a little more.

Location:

Avenida de Joan XXIII
08028 Barcelona
Metro Maria Cristina or Collblanc

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For all Barça fans and non-fans, a visit is a must!

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kupil tur zaranee. i good! ponravilos’ vse. osobenno vozmoznost’ vyidti na pole i zaiti v kabinki obzora. Tur sebya opravdal!

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The scope of the stadium is impressive! You will not regret!

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There are so many places to visit on this tour. who would have thought: a field, changing rooms, press rooms, a museum! intense though! my verdict: go!

5

Went with my brothers. We bought tickets the day before and the next day we were happy as the children entered the Camp Nou field! indescribable sensations! Thank you for this tour!

5

I have long wanted to visit. I was satisfied with the tour.

5

The legendary stadium of the legendary team! The tour was very rich and informative!

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The stadium impresses with its size and capacity! And I learned a lot in the museum. Was very pleased with the tour. Even my wife, who is far from being a football fan, said that she liked it and would even go to the match. So watch the game next time at the stadium!

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cool!

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I’ve only seen it on TV before. Live, of course. impressive! Also a museum!

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yes, yes, yes! visited! legend!!!

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Barcelona Hop on Hop off and Camp Nou Tour

Don’t miss the chance to enjoy an incredible tour of Barcelona and admire the world famous Camp Nou stadium. Book now for an amazing experience now!

THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES: ONE OR TWO DAY TOURS IN BARCELONA CITY AND ONE TICKET FOR CAMP NOU F.C. BARCELONA MUSEUM & TOUR

With the Hop on Hop off Barcelona CityTour you can get in and out all day with the same ticket and learn about the history of the city through a comfortable audio system with headphones in 15 different languages. We give you a guide map with all the stops on the route and discounts for various places in the city. Our new buses are adapted for people with reduced mobility and have a sliding roof in case of rain; they are equipped with anatomical seats. In addition, there is always a flight attendant on board.

There are 2 ways: east and west. The frequency of bus stops varies depending on the season (from 5 to 20 minutes), and each route takes approximately 2 hours.

Barcelona CityTour routes:

East/Green route: Plaça Catalunya, Gothic Cathedral, Port Vell, Museum of the History of Catalonia, Barceloneta, Port Olympic, Bogatell Beach*, Nova Mar Bella*, Forum*, Glories Torre Agbar , Sagrada Familia, Recinte Modernist St. Pau, Parc Güell, Tibidabo, La Pedrera, Casa Batlló.

(*) Winter Tour (February 11 to March 25): These stops have been changed to Citadel Zoo, National Auditorium Theatre.

West/Orange Route: Plaza Catalunya, Arc de Triomphe, El Born Ciutadella Zoo, Paseo Colom, World Trade Center, Miramar Gardens, Joan Miro Foundation, Anella Olimpica, MNAC National Museum of Catalonia, Poble Espanyol, Caixa Fòrum- Pavelló Mies Van Der Rohe, Plaça d’Espanya, Estació de Sants, Camp Nou (FC Barcelona), Plaça Pius XII-Palau Reial-Pavellons Guell-Monestir de Pedralbes, l’Illa Diagonal, Av. Diagonal, Casa Mila, Casa Batlló, Plaza Catalunya.

You can reach the FC Museum of Barcelona with a guided tour of Barcelona (Camp Nou F.C Barcelona stop) or on your own

Experience the Camp Nou The Barcelona Museum tour starts on the ground floor of the museum, which was renovated on June 12, 2010. It is a state of the art museum with large interactive walls, new display cases and an extensive collection of items that reveal the history of FC Barcelona and explain the values ​​that have made Barça ‘more than a club’.