Camp Nou Tour: A Football Fan’s Dream Experience in Barcelona

Why the Camp Nou Tour is a Must for Football Fans

Camp Nou is and has always been an emblematic place. Being a house stadium of the legendary Football Club Barcelona, the stadium shared the fame with the football team.

The first stadium of FC Barcelona, called Les Corts, was constructed in 1922. In 1957 it was replaced by a newer and bigger stadium, that we know today as the Camp Nou. Camp Nou, with the capacity of around 93,000 seats, was designed to fit the growing popularity of the football team. Since 1957, Camp Nou housed thousands of matches, including FC Barcelona home matches and International games.

Camp Nou witnessed dozens of legendary goals, scored by the renowned players, legends and stars of the football, such as Lionel Messi, Ronald Koeman, Andrés Iniesta, Ronaldinho and Sergi Roberto.

If any stadium in the world deserved the rank of an emblematic stadium ,it certainly is the Camp Nou!

If you like football, know the most famous players and have seen the best matches, then you should definitely visit the Camp Nou. But even if you an absolute amateur and only know the players, that can not be missed, Camp Nou is still the place that you might want to visit.

What to Expect on the Camp Nou Tour

Camp Nou Stadium has always offered visits for the football fans. Being one of the most requested museums in Barcelona, Camp Nou used to offer visit to the trophy room, lockers, museum and the stadium itself. The visitors could look at the field from the press room, as if they were the journalists commenting on the match.

But the time does not stand still, and the moment came to change. The Camp Nou has to adapt, in order to continue being a legend.

At the moment the Barca home stadium is under construction, but the visits still go on. Instead of walking through the field and lockers, visitors have a privilege to visit a new immersive museum, occupying the 2,400 m2 of the old ice rink, and see the construction site and to see with their own eyes the historic moment of the transformation.

The museum is totally interactive. The visitors can see the past, present and even the future of the world-famous football team, witness the most important moments, look through the list of emblematic players, watch the history-changing goals…

The star moment of the visit is the Immersive space, called SPOTIFY CAMP NOU LIVE. This is the place where everyone can convert into the football player and experience first-hand how it feels to be a member of the legendary team, standing in the middle of the stadium, amidst the fans applause.

The seats in the exhibition hall have by the way been taken from the old stadium. So you can sit on the seats once used by the famous football team. It makes the show even more exciting. Just imagine, that you can sit on the same place, where Lionel Messi, Ronaldinho, Johan Cruyff or Xavi Hernández used to wait for their turn to join into the game.

The immersive tour continues with the Espai Barca space, where one can see the architecture plans and models that show how the stadium will look like after the reconstruction.

Tips for an Unforgettable Camp Nou Experience

If you have never seen a single game by FC Barcelona, then you might want to see a compilation of the best goals in the history of the football team, or at least read about the most celebrated players.

This tiny preparation will help you enjoy this experience at the fullest.

Choose wisely the time of your visit. It is better to visit Camp Nou in the early morning or in the late afternoon. This is the time when the museum will not be so crowded, and you will not have to wait long for the Immersive experience, the star of this exhibition.

Don’t forget to sneak a peak onto the construction site. This is one of the best parts of the show, because it makes you part of the game. In the future you will be able to visit the stadium again, when it is going to be ready. And it will make you part of the history.

Ticket Prices and How to Book a Camp Nou Tour

Basic tour - Adults (11-64 years): €28, children and seniors: €21 This tour includes access to the Museum + Digital Audio Guide in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, aràbic, Korean, Russian and Polish. Construction Viewpoint

Discounts are available for Thursday visits until 31 December.

Total xperience - €41 Museum + Digital Audio Guide Robokeeper 3 shot Barça Virtual Dream Construction Viewpoint Digital memory of the visit Shirt customisation at Barça Store (Subject to availability)

Players experience - training city - €99 Museum + Digital Audio Guide Round trip on a private bus from Spotify Camp Nou Visit to private sports facilities for basketball, futsal, and handball Guided tour in Spanish and English Visit to the Estadi Johann Cruyff Works viewpoint Access to exclusive spaces of the first football team: Changing rooms, training fields, dining area… Flexible basic ticket - €34 Museum + Digital Audio Guide Construction Viewpoint Valid until 05/25/2025 This is a Basic Tour, but with the flexible timing. You can also add the extras at the checkout.

Barca Immersive nights - €37 Access to the museum from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. One free drink. Live music or DJ sets. Bar available during the night.

Opening Hours and Best Time to Visit Camp Nou

Camp Nou Museum opens all the year round. The only two days of closure are the Christmas Eve and the New Year.

2 January - 22 March: Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sundays from 10am to 3pm

23 March - 13 October: Monday to Sunday from 9:30 am to 7pm

14 October - 31 December: Monday to Saturday 10am to 6pm, Sundays from 10am to 3pm

Closed: 25 December, 1 January

The best time to visit is the early morning or the late afternoon. Avoid holidays and weekends for a better experience.

How to Get to Camp Nou Stadium

Camp Nou is located quite far from the city center, so you probably won’t want to walk. But you can easily get to the stadium by the public transport or by car.

If you choose public transport, opt for the T casual ticket for 10 journeys. You can acquire this ticket at the machine on any station.

Depending on where you are based, choose one of the following options: By Metro: Line L3 to Palau Reial or Les Corts stations. Both are about a 10-15 minute walk from Camp Nou. Line L5 to Collblanc or Badal stations, also around a 10-minute walk from the stadium.

By Bus Lines 54, 59, 75, 113, 157, and H8.

By Tram The Tram T1, T2, or T3 lines to Avinguda de Xile or Maria Cristina.

By Car If you take a car, park in one of the BSM parkings near the stadium. You can also park your car in the street. The parking zone is paid. The maximum parking time is 2 hours. Make sure you choose the correct zone when paying at the parking machine. Rates for green zone and blue zone might change.