Camp Nou
- Category
- Monument
- Hours
- Camp Nou Experience: usually 09:30-19:00, with reduced hours on match days; check the official calendar before going
- Price
- Camp Nou Experience from around €28; match tickets are bought separately
- Neighborhood
- Les Corts
- How to get there
- Metro L3, Palau Reial stop, or L5, Collblanc stop
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Opened in 1957, Camp Nou has been the largest football stadium in Europe for decades, with capacity for close to 99,000 spectators in its usual configuration. The stadium has been under expansion and modernisation works for years as part of the Espai Barça project, so it's worth checking the official website to see whether the venue is fully operational or has closed sections before booking a ticket.
The Camp Nou Experience — the stadium's tourist tour — takes in the club museum, the locker room tunnel, the technical area and the dugout, and usually ends with a panoramic view of the pitch from the stands. It's a visit that appeals both to Barça fans and to anyone who simply wants to see inside one of the world's best-known football temples.
If there's a match during your trip and you want to see it live, tickets are bought separately and in advance: prices and availability vary hugely depending on the opponent and competition.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Camp Nou Experience cost?
From around €28; match tickets are bought separately.
What does the Camp Nou Experience include?
The club museum, the locker room tunnel, the technical area, the dugout, and a panoramic view of the pitch from the stands.