Camp Nou

FC Barcelona • Barcelona

Address
Les Corts, 08028 Barcelone, Espagne
Inauguration
24 September 1957
Capacity
105,000 spectators
Pitch type
Hybrid grass

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Closed · Opens Tuesday at 09:30

FC Barcelona Museum

  • Monday 09:30 – 19:00
  • Tuesday 09:30 – 19:00
  • Wednesday 09:30 – 19:00
  • Thursday 09:30 – 19:00
  • Friday 09:30 – 19:00
  • Saturday 09:30 – 19:00
  • Sunday 09:30 – 19:00

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4.5

Visitor reviews

26 871 reviews
yousef siddiq
September 08, 2026

An amazing experience for any football fan! The FC Barcelona Museum is full of history, trophies, and unforgettable moments from the club. The interactive experience was fun and well organized. A must-visit when you’re in Barcelona! 🔵🔴⚽

Shahin Mia
September 02, 2026

Really enjoyed visiting the FC Barcelona Museum. As a football fan, it was amazing to see the club’s history, trophies, famous players and unforgettable moments all in one place. The displays and atmosphere were brilliant, and it was great to learn more about the history of Barça. There is plenty to see, so take your time. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Barcelona, especially if you’re a football fan! 🔵🔴⚽

Yasmin Patel
August 14, 2026

A fantastic experience for any football fan! The FC Barcelona Museum is full of the club’s history, with incredible memorabilia, trophies and iconic moments from throughout the years. It was fascinating to learn more about the club and see so many historic pieces up close. There’s plenty to see and it’s a great experience even if you’re not a huge football fan. A must-visit when in Barcelona, especially for Barça supporters! 🔵🔴⚽

Blaise Blaizo
July 24, 2026

The FC Barcelona Museum visit was an awesome experience! Seeing all the trophies and learning about the club’s incredible history was truly inspiring. I also loved the interactive screens that let you rewatch some of the greatest moments from your favorite players. The highlight, though, was the immersive 360° experience, it really felt like you were reliving those unforgettable moments from inside the action. One tip: buy your tickets online before you go. They’re somehow €7–10 cheaper than buying them at the entrance, so it’s definitely worth planning ahead!

michelle armstrong-turner
July 01, 2026

To walk along and cross roads to get the stadium and only to see the pitch is definitely not worth the money. With all the construction going on, you can’t hear the guide, except her saying this is all we are seeing… the PITCH!! But I will say the museum was good. But the actual tour was so disappointing.

T3MURYTB
June 21, 2026

It was good And unvailable experience. As a barcelona fan this was the best football museum ever. What i liked is the messi stand where all his Ballon dor's And golden foots were standing. To football fans even FC BARCELONA fans from other countries i reccomend to visit the museum of FC Barcelona PS:Buy tickets online!

Hor Almallouhi
June 13, 2026

I have been a Barcelona fan ever since I was a little kid. My parents surprised me with the visit it was amazing seeing everything in there from the trophies to the old shoes and balls. But me and my family’s favourite was the 360 degree panorama room it was the best experience ever I started crying happy tears seeing all the memories. And at the end you get a picture with a player of your choice (it’s edited into the photo) And with the championsleague trophy. I absolutely recommend coming here even if you are not a Barca fan

Paul Parent
May 06, 2026

FC Barcelona Museum is an unforgettable experience for football fans and even casual visitors exploring Barcelona. The museum beautifully captures the passion, history, and identity of one of the world’s most legendary football clubs. From iconic trophies and historic jerseys to immersive multimedia exhibits, every section feels alive with emotion and pride. The highlight for many visitors is the impressive collection dedicated to Barça legends such as Messi, Cruyff, Ronaldinho, Xavi, and Iniesta, along with the club’s incredible Champions League and La Liga triumphs. The interactive displays and 360° immersive rooms create a modern and engaging atmosphere that appeals to all ages. Even while Spotify Camp Nou undergoes renovation, the current Barça Immersive Tour remains extremely well done, offering construction viewpoints and cutting-edge audiovisual experiences that make you feel connected to the club’s future as well as its past. The museum is organized, easy to navigate, and filled with emotional moments that true football lovers will appreciate. Whether you are a lifelong Barça supporter or simply curious about the cultural importance of football in Catalonia, this museum is absolutely worth visiting. It’s more than a sports museum — it’s a celebration of history, identity, and the spirit of “Més que un club.”

Rodney Nelson
April 13, 2026

If you get a chance it is worth the admission price. Often it will come with a ticket price. The 360 visual screen is an incredible place to sit and get the feel of the stadium and see the players. I'm always impressed with the amount of trophies and memorabilia they have here. Inspiring if you are a Barca fan! As a museologist I loved the lighting and soundscape in here.

Philip Bauslaugh
March 24, 2026

We got free entry to this tour. It came with our Basic Plus tickets for the FC Barcelona football game. There is a ticket window where you can buy tickets on site - I estimate the wait time to be 5-10 mins but with tickets in advance you can pretty much walk right in. My son (a huge football fan) would rate this a 5 star and my wife would give a 3 so the 4 star rating is the collection of our group. We visited on a Saturday afternoon (non game day) and although it was busy, it didn’t feel too crowded. The tour has lots of neat digital displays showing all the players and their bios. There was also a lot of great videos showing highlights from the very beginning of FC Barcelona right up until the current day. You can easily spend 1.5 - 2 hours here. And be sure to admire all the trophies.

About the stadium

Opened in 1957, the Spotify Camp Nou is the home of FC Barcelone and a symbol of Catalonia. It was designed by architects Francesc Mitjans, Josep Soteras and Lorenzo García-Barbón to replace the old Les Corts ground, which had become too small for a rising team.

With 99,354 seats, the Camp Nou is now the largest stadium in Europe. Its blue and claret stands have hosted countless big matches, from fiery Clásicos to major European finals, and have watched generations of blaugrana legends, from Kubala to Cruyff to Messi. Across the stands you can read the club's motto: « Més que un club », more than a club.

The stadium, in the Les Corts district, is also home to the FC Barcelone museum, one of the most visited in the city. It covers more than a century of history and silverware. The Camp Nou Experience, now replaced by an immersive tour during the works, takes visitors through the dressing rooms, the press room, the players' tunnel and a space dedicated to Lionel Messi.

Since 2023, the ground has been undergoing a major overhaul as part of the Espai Barça project, a €1.45 billion renovation that will raise capacity to 105,000 seats and add a roof fitted with solar panels. Until it reopens, scheduled for late 2025, Barça are playing their matches at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys.

Upcoming matches

Nov

03

2026

Barça - Aston Villa Champions League

Tuesday 21:00 • Camp Nou • Barcelona

Nov

22

2026

Barça - Villarreal Primera Division

Sunday 14:00 • Camp Nou • Barcelona

Dec

06

2026

Barça - Celta Primera Division

Sunday • Camp Nou • Barcelona

Dec

08

2026

Barça - Man City Champions League

Tuesday 21:00 • Camp Nou • Barcelona

Jan

27

2027

Barça - Como 1907 Champions League

Wednesday 21:00 • Camp Nou • Barcelona

Attendance

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Average attendance
50 997 spectators
Average fill rate
49%
Record attendance
62 213 spectators
May 10, 2026 · Barça - Real Madrid

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