Camp Nou
FC Barcelona • Barcelona • Spain
- Address
- Les Corts, 08028 Barcelone, Espagne
- Inauguration
- 24 September 1957
- Capacity
- 105,000 spectators
- Pitch type
- Hybrid grass
About the stadium
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Opens at 09:30
FC Barcelona Museum
Closed · Opens 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
25 611 reviews
Visitor reviews
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.
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
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.”
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.
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.
We had an amazing visit to the FC Barcelona Museum. It is a must-visit place for football fans and anyone visiting Barcelona. One of the most impressive parts was seeing the huge collection of trophies the club has won over the years. The displays provide detailed information about legendary players and their achievements. It was exciting to see personal awards and learn more about the club’s historic moments. We paid extra for the stadium tour at Camp Nou, and it was definitely worth it. They provided a guide who explained everything clearly and shared interesting stories about the players, trophies, and the stadium’s history. The guided tour made the experience even more special and memorable. Overall, it was an incredible experience and highly recommended!
Visiting the FC Barcelona Museum was a truly emotional experience for me as a lifelong fan. I loved every part of it and how the history of the club is presented. The section dedicated to the GOAT, Lionel Messi, was especially impressive, showing the greatness of the player and the respect he has earned from the club 🙌🏻 You can also take photos with the UEFA Champions League trophy or with AI-generated images of players. There’s a dedicated photo section near the store outside the main museum, where you can choose whether or not to pay for your pictures. My favorite part of the tour was the VR room, a dark space where the club’s history and its legends are brought to life through highlights and unforgettable moments. Lying there and watching the greatness of Barça reminded me why I’ve loved this club since childhood!
The FC Barcelona Museum (Museu del Futbol Club Barcelona) is one of the most visited sports museums in the world, offering an exciting journey through the legendary history of Barça. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits, historic trophies, iconic jerseys, and multimedia displays that highlight the club’s greatest moments and players. The museum provides a unique and immersive experience for football fans, combining tradition, innovation, and passion. It’s a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Barcelona, especially those who want to feel the true spirit of FC Barcelona.
A must-visit, whether you are a FC Barcelona fan or not. Here you can discover the history and philosophy of one of the most important clubs in the world, where developing players both on and off the pitch has always been a fundamental pillar. La Masia is the clearest example of this unique approach to football, and the spectacular trophy collection is the result of decades of hard work and success. In addition, the new stadium —currently under construction— will be the second largest in the world, and promises to be the stage for many unforgettable moments in the future. An exciting and highly recommended experience. Força Barça!
Upcoming matches
Aug
27
2026
Thursday • Camp Nou • Barcelona
Aug
31
2026
Monday • Camp Nou • Barcelona
Sep
16
2026
Wednesday • Camp Nou • Barcelona
Oct
25
2026
Sunday • Camp Nou • Barcelona
Nov
01
2026
Sunday • Camp Nou • Barcelona
Attendance
- Average attendance
- 50 382 spectators
- Average fill rate
- 48%
- Record attendance
- 62 213 spectators
- May 10, 2026 · Barça - Real Madrid
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