The city’s most important football team is FC Barcelona, known worldwide as Barça, while its fans are affectionately referred to as “culés”.
Some of the greatest players in football history have played for the club, including Cruyff, Maradona, Ronaldinho, Xavi, Iniesta and Messi.
FC Barcelona is one of the most widely supported clubs in the world. In 2020, it had around 141,846 members and a global network of 1,273 official supporters’ clubs.
What activities can you enjoy related to the club?
The most popular activity is visiting the club’s museum, the most visited museum in Barcelona. I recommend planning your visit in advance, as capacity is limited and tickets can sell out quickly.
Another great option, especially for football fans, is attending a match. It’s one of the most exciting experiences in the city. Availability depends on whether the football season is underway during your visit and whether FC Barcelona is playing at home during your stay.
What will you see during the tour?
The tour takes you through the facilities of Camp Nou, FC Barcelona’s iconic stadium, and includes:
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A professional photo opportunity before entering the museum. You can purchase the photos as a souvenir at the end of the tour.
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Access to the museum, where you’ll discover the club’s history from its foundation to the present day, as well as trophies, awards and memorabilia celebrating its greatest achievements.
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A visit to the stands, dugouts and pitchside area.
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Access to the Presidential Box and VIP areas.
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A visit to the mixed zone and press conference room.
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Access to the visiting team’s dressing room. (To visit the home dressing room, you’ll need to book the Players Experience Tour, a more exclusive and personalized option available at an additional cost.)
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A walk through the players’ tunnel leading onto the pitch.
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A visit to the television commentary booths and panoramic viewpoints.
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Exhibits covering the history of La Masia, the club’s supporters’ associations and the future Espai Barça and new Camp Nou project.
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The tour ends at the Barça Store, the club’s official shop.
Duration of the tour
Approximately 1.5 hours.
How to get to the Barça Stadium Tour & Museum
Address
C/ Arístides Maillol s/n (Main Entrance No. 15) or Av. de Joan XXIII (Boulevard Entrance No. 9), 08028 Barcelona.
By car
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Access via Entrance 14 of the stadium (Arístides Maillol Street).
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Free parking is available, except on match days when parking inside the stadium grounds is not permitted.
Pedestrian entrances
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Entrance 9: Av. de Joan XXIII
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Entrance 15: Av. Arístides Maillol
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Entrance 15A: Av. de Les Corts (Club Headquarters Entrance)
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Entrance 18: Av. de Les Corts
By public transport / metro
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L3 (Green Line): Palau Reial and Les Corts stations
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L5 (Blue Line): Collblanc and Badal stations
| FECHAS | HORARIOS |
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| 1 de Noviembre a 19 de Diciembre | Lunes a Sábado 10h a 18h / Domingo 10h a 15h |
| 20 de Diciembre a 9 de Enero | Todos los días de 10h a 19h |
| 25 de Diciembre y 1 Enero | CERRADO TODO EL DIA |
| 10 de Enero a 8 de abril | Lunes a Sábado 10h a 18h / Domingo 10h a 15h |
| 9 de Abril a 30 de Septiembre | Todos los días de 10h a 19h |
Ticket Prices (Basic Admission)
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Adults: €35
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Residents: €23
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Children (4–10 years): €28
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Seniors (65+): €28
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Children under 4: Free
Accessibility Information
Visitors with disabilities are entitled to a 50% discount on the Camp Nou Tour admission ticket when purchasing at the stadium ticket office. An official disability certificate or identification document must be presented at the time of purchase.
Please note that the Guided Camp Nou Tour and the Players Experience Tour are not accessible for wheelchair users, visitors with reduced mobility, or those with severe physical disabilities.
Due to the stadium’s layout, some areas of the Camp Nou Tour are accessible, while others are not.
Accessible areas
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FC Barcelona Museum
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Audiovisual and multimedia areas
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Messi Space
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Trophy Gallery
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European Cups exhibition
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Press booths
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Panoramic viewpoint
Non-accessible areas for wheelchair users and visitors with severe mobility impairments
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Stands, pitchside area and team benches
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Dressing rooms
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Players’ tunnel
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Press conference room and mixed zone
Camp Nou contains a large number of stairs and level changes, which means that not all sections of the tour are fully adapted for visitors with mobility difficulties or certain disabilities.
