If you’re a football fan, visiting FC Barcelona is an absolute must! While the iconic Camp Nou stadium is currently undergoing renovations, the incredibly interactive tour at the adjacent museum is still well worth your time. You can also enjoy a unique vantage point to observe the ongoing transformation of the stadium. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary experience!
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- What is Camp Nou?
- Tickets Camp Nou Museum & Immersive Tour
- Practical information
- Tickets for FC Barcelona matches
- FAQ’s Camp Nou
- How to get to Camp Nou?
- History of Camp Nou
- Extra tips
- FAQ’s Camp Nou
What is Camp Nou?
Camp Nou is the largest stadium in Europe, boasting a capacity of 98,787 spectators! As the impressive home of FC Barcelona, it ranks among the top three largest stadiums in the world.
Camp Nou is undergoing a major renovation and is currently closed. When complete, it will host 105,000 spectators, making it one of the world’s top three largest stadiums. The renovation costs are estimated at €1.5 billion, with FC Barcelona set to return at 50% capacity for the 2024/2025 season, and full capacity expected by 2025/2026.
In the meantime, don’t miss the FC Barcelona Immersive Tour & Museum next door for an unforgettable experience.
Tickets FC Barcelona Immersive Tour & Museum
Step into a 100% interactive museum where you can journey through the past, present, and future of Barça! This new exhibit at Camp Nou is packed with thrilling content and culminates in a grand audiovisual space called SPOTIFY CAMP NOU LIVE. Enjoy a large-scale, immersive show offering a 360º experience. Plus, see all the real trophies the club has won!
Finally, visit the Camp Nou viewpoint to look inside the stadium and witness the renovation progress firsthand.
Barçaland Total Experience
For the ultimate Barça adventure, the Total Experience is the best option! Discover Camp Nou from top to bottom with a comprehensive museum tour, dive into an enchanting virtual reality experience, and test your skills against the Robokeeper. Plus, you can even get your own Barcelona shirt printed for free at the museum. Don’t miss this chance to experience everything Barça has to offer!
This ticket also includes the Immersive Tour.
Tickets FC Barcelona match
Many visitors come to Barcelona specifically to attend an FC Barcelona match. During 2024, FC Barcelona will be playing at the Olympic Stadium, located at Passeig Olímpic, 15-17, Sants-Montjuïc. If you buy tickets, please note that the final dates are only confirmed two weeks in advance.
Match ticket prices
Ticket prices for FC Barcelona matches vary widely, depending on the match you’re attending. Generally, the more important the match, the higher the ticket price. For instance, a game against Real Madrid will typically be more expensive than a match against Eibar. If you manage to get a seat for around €60, you’ve got a good deal.
Practical information
Barça Immersive Tour | Tickets, opening hours & public transportation |
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Tickets | Tickets €28 , children 4-10 years and 70-plus: €21 Students: €20 Children under 4 get in for free (just make sure you order a ticket) |
Adress | Carrer d’Aristides Maillol 12, (La Maternitat i Sant Ramón) |
public transportation / metro | Metro: Collblanc (L5) en Maria Cristina (L3) |
Opening hours | Opening hours: 17 Oct. to 31 Dec: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. and Sun 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. 4, 11 and 18 December 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. 25 December and 1 January closed 2 January to 31 March: Mon-Sat 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. and Sun 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. 1 April to 31 May: Mon-Sun 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m. |
How to get to Camp Nou?
Metro
Camp Nou is easily accessible by metro. The Collblanc stop (Line 5) is a 5-minute walk from the stadium, and the Badal stop is also nearby. If you’re coming from key locations like Sagrada Familia, Diagonal, or Sants Estació, Line 5 is very convenient. Alternatively, you can take Line 3 from Liceu or Plaça Catalunya and get off at Maria Cristina or Palau Reial. It’s just a short walk from either stop to the stadium.
Note: After the game, metro services may be limited. As an alternative, the night bus (N12) runs every 20 minutes from 10:30 p.m. The nearest stops are Plaça de Pius XII and Palau Reial, with final destinations at Plaça Catalunya or La Rambla.
Bicycle
Cycling from the city center (Plaça Catalunya) to Camp Nou takes about 30 to 45 minutes. The bike-friendly route is as follows: From Plaça Catalunya, head to Rambla de Catalunya (where you’ll find the Desigual store). Cycle up Rambla de Catalunya to Avinguda Diagonal. Cross over and turn left, then continue straight until you reach Palau Reial. Cross again and enter Carrer de Martí i Franquès; the stadium will be in sight.
Taxi
For a quick and safe journey to and from the stadium, you can book a cab in advance.
Tram
Several tram stops are near Camp Nou, with the closest being Palau Reial (Trams T1, T2, T3).
The History of Camp Nou
As the Barça stadium in the Les Corts district became too small, construction of the current Camp Nou began in 1954. The “New Field” was inaugurated on September 24, 1957, during Barcelona’s major city festival, La Mercè. The first match played in the stadium was against Polish team Warsaw, with FC Barcelona winning 4-2, marking the start of countless victories.
Initially, Camp Nou had a capacity of 93,053 spectators, but over the years, it expanded to accommodate over 6,000 more football fans. The construction costs amounted to exactly 288,088,143 pesetas (approximately €1.7 million). Although Camp Nou no longer hosts concerts, it has seen performances by world-famous stars like Michael Jackson, Julio Iglesias, and U2.
The President Nuñez Museum, named after former club president Josep Lluís Núñez, opened in 1984. The idea for an FC Barcelona museum first emerged in the 1920s, but it took sixty years to become a reality.
Extra tips
Hotels near Camp Nou
Planning to attend a match at Camp Nou and want to stay nearby so you don’t have to travel across the city afterward? Here are three tips for convenient accommodations.
NH Barcelona Stadium
This hotel not only offers stunning views of Camp Nou but also features a rooftop pool for a relaxing experience. You can reach the stadium on foot in just a few minutes. Plus, the Les Corts metro stop is only a five-minute walk away, making it easy to get to the heart of Barcelona in no time.
Check current info, rates and availability for NH Barcelona Stadium.
Aparthotel Atenea Barcelona
Just a ten-minute walk from Camp Nou, this Aparthotel offers rooms with kitchenettes and comfortable sitting areas. Guests can also enjoy a great dining experience at the on-site restaurant. Located just three minutes from the Les Corts metro station, you’ll be in the center of Barcelona in no time.
Check current info, prices and availability of Aparthotel Atenea Barcelona
Yellow Nest Hostel
Looking for budget-friendly lodging close to Camp Nou? The Yellow Nest Hostel is an excellent choice, offering great service at a low cost. Perfect for match-goers who prioritize value over luxury. Please note that the kitchen and bathroom facilities are shared with other guests.
Check current info, prices and availability of Yellow Nest Hostel.
FAQs – Camp Nou Barcelona
While the stadium is undergoing renovation, you can visit the adjacent FC Barcelona Museum and take the Barça Immersive Tour.
The tour typically lasts around 1.5 hours.
You can reach Camp Nou by metro (Collblanc or Badal stations), bus, tram, bicycle, or taxi. Check out the section how to get to Camp Nou.
Yes, there is parking available around Camp Nou, but it can be limited on match days.
No, outside food and drinks are not allowed inside Camp Nou. You can purchase food and beverages at the stadium.
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My name is Annebeth, I’m originally from The Netherlands and I have been home in Barcelona for 22 years. As an online guide, journalist, author of many travel guides about the city and co-owner of bicycle tour company El Ciclo, Barcelona is my great inspiration and I am happy to share everything I know (and learn) with you. You will also find personal tips and recommendations so you can experience that authentic, local and unique Barcelona feeling once you’re here.