There’s no better time to experience the atmosphere of the grand stadium than on a match day. If you’ve got tickets for a home game, you’ll see Barcelona’s enthusiastic football fans at their most animated. To go behind the scenes, opt for the Camp Nou Experience, which tours the 592,015-square-foot (55,000-square-meter) FC Barcelona stadium. Stops on the tour may include the players’ tunnel, the legendary field, the chapel, TV room, press room, and the sports medicine center, plus the team locker rooms and the luxury Presidential Box. Wrap up your visit with a stroll through club history at the Barça Museum.
The stadium is a must-see for sports fanatics.
Visit on game day, or go behind the scenes on a stadium tour.
Stadium tours generally last between 90 minutes and 3 hours, depending on the option chosen.
Don’t forget your camera—the stadium is loaded with photo ops.
Audio guides are available for Camp Nou tours.
The Camp Nou is easily accessible via public transportation. Take the metro to Palau Reial or Les Corts station (Line 3) or to Collblanc or Badal station (Line 5) and make the short walk to the stadium. The stadium is also a stop on the west route of the double-decker hop-on, hop-off bus.
The best time to visit the Camp Nou depends on the experience you want to have. Nothing beats the excitement of game day (the season runs from late August to May), but if you’re interested in touring the stadium and seeing the museum, you’ll have to visit on a day the team isn’t playing at home.
Whether you need the perfect gift for a Barcelona fan back home or simply want to look the part while attending a match, the FC Barcelona Megastore outside the stadium has just about everything you could want, from official team jerseys and T-shirts to key chains, scarves, pint glasses, and bumper stickers.
