Camp Nou Stadium

The Camp Nou Stadium is one of the most iconic sports venues in the world and a historic place for football fans. It is not only the home of FC Barcelona, but also a place to learn about the club’s history and culture while enjoying various sporting and non-sporting events.

Camp Nou was inaugurated on September 24, 1957. It was built to replace the old Les Corts Stadium, which could no longer accommodate the growing number of Barcelona fans. The stadium’s original name was "Estadi del FC Barcelona", but it became widely known among fans as "Camp Nou", meaning "New Field". This name was officially adopted by the club in 2001. With a capacity of approximately 99,354 seats, it remains one of the largest stadiums in Europe.

Beyond football, Camp Nou has hosted other major events such as concerts and large gatherings. Some of the world's biggest artists, including Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones, and Bruce Springsteen, have performed in this stadium.

Experiences & Attractions at Camp Nou

• FC Barcelona Museum: One of the most visited attractions at Camp Nou is the FC Barcelona Museum, located inside the stadium. It is one of the most significant sports museums in the world, featuring a vast collection of trophies, memorabilia, famous player jerseys, and the club’s history. Visitors can explore the club’s glorious past and its greatest achievements.
• Stadium Store: The official FC Barcelona store is one of the largest sports shops, offering a wide range of official merchandise, jerseys, accessories, and souvenirs.

Visiting Hours & Ticket Prices

The opening hours for the museum and Camp Nou tour may vary depending on match days and seasons. It is recommended to check the official FC Barcelona website before visiting to get the most up-to-date information.

Ticket prices for the museum and stadium tour also vary depending on the type of tour and services included. In general, prices start at around €26 for adults, with discounts available for children and senior visitors.