Visit Barcelona's Camp Nou

Spotify Camp Nou has been FC Barcelona's home stadium since 24 September 1957, the date of its official inauguration. It soon became popularly known as Camp Nou, as it replaced the club's former stadium located in the Les Corts district.

The old ground had become too small, even after several expansions that increased its capacity to 48,000 spectators, due to the rapid growth of Barça's fanbase during the 1940s and 1950s. Following a vote by club members, the name Camp Nou was officially adopted in 2001.

Standing 49 metres high and covering an area of 58,760 square metres, the stadium has a capacity of 99,354 spectators, making it the largest stadium in Europe and one of the most iconic sporting venues in the world.

When will the Camp Nou redevelopment be completed?

The stadium is currently undergoing a phased redevelopment as part of its complete transformation. The full renovation of Spotify Camp Nou is scheduled for completion in December 2027, when the stadium will reach its new maximum capacity of 105,000 spectators.

Several important milestones are planned before then:

• By the end of 2026, construction of the third tier seating and the new VIP hospitality areas will be completed.
• By April 2027, all seating areas will be fully completed and operational.
• From summer until December 2027, the new roof will be installed and completed, providing full cover for every spectator.

The Spotify Camp Nou Experience offers visitors the chance to explore FC Barcelona's stadium while discovering the world of Barça through a variety of spaces and activities designed for both football fans and general visitors.

The experience includes a panoramic view of Spotify Camp Nou, a guided tour of some of the stadium's most iconic areas, and admission to the Camp Nou Museum with an informative audio guide.

The Barça Museum occupies the 2,400-square-metre site of the venue's former ice rink, which has been transformed into an interactive exhibition showcasing the club's history, values and greatest achievements.

A visit to the Barça Museum allows you to relive FC Barcelona's most memorable moments, discover its legendary men's and women's players, and admire some of the trophies that have defined the club's remarkable history.

The experience concludes with Spotify Camp Nou Live, a spectacular 360º immersive audiovisual installation. This unique attraction places visitors at the heart of the action, allowing them to experience the emotions that have filled the stadium for decades and understand why Camp Nou is considered one of Barcelona's greatest landmarks.

The average visit to Camp Nou lasts approximately one hour. The available opening times are as follows:

• 2 January – 25 February: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
• 26 February – 27 March: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
• 28 March – 18 October: 9:30 am – 7:00 pm
• 19 October – 31 December: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm

The stadium is closed on 25 December and 1 January.

What is the best time to visit Camp Nou?

If you would like a quieter experience with fewer visitors, Saturdays between 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm are generally the least busy time to explore the museum and exhibition areas. Please note that this does not apply on first-team men’s matchdays or during periods of particularly high visitor numbers.

Spotify Camp Nou Experience

The complete stadium experience is available from €69 and includes:

• Panoramic view of Spotify Camp Nou
• Guided tour in Catalan, Spanish or English
• Flexible museum admission
• Audio guide

Camp Nou Museum

Museum admission is available from €28, or €16 for residents of Catalonia. The ticket includes:

• Museum admission
• Audio guide
• Access to the Espai Barça construction viewpoint

Total Experience Museum

Available from €49, or €38 for residents of Catalonia. The experience includes:

• Museum admission and audio guide
• Construction viewpoint
• Robokeeper 3 Goals challenge
• Digital souvenir of your visit
• Barça Virtual Dream experience

Barçabus Experience

Enjoy a tour aboard FC Barcelona's official coach from €59. The experience includes:

• Exclusive tour around the club's surroundings aboard the official team coach
• Behind-the-scenes stories and interesting facts about the club
• Guide in Spanish and English
• Flexible museum admission
• Personalised football shirt at the official club shop

Barça Sky Tour

Take a helicopter flight over Barcelona and Barça's most iconic landmarks from €199. The experience includes:

• Return transfer by water shuttle bus to the heliport
• Souvenir video of the experience
• Guided tour
• Flexible museum admission with audio guide
• Official FC Barcelona scarf
• Personalised football shirt at the official club shop

Camp Nou is located in the Les Corts district and is well connected to the rest of Barcelona by public transport.

• Metro: Palau Reial and Les Corts (L3); Badal and Collblanc (L5)
• Bus: Routes 7, 15, 33, 43, 54, 56, 57, 59, 63, 67, 70, 72, 74, 75, 78, 113 and 157

Pedestrian access is available via Entrance 9 on Avinguda Joan XXIII and Entrance 15 on Avinguda Arístides Maillol.

Due to the ongoing redevelopment works, on-site parking is currently unavailable. Visitors can use nearby pay-and-display parking areas or private car parks.

Whether you are travelling to Barcelona to watch an FC Barcelona match or simply to discover the city's cultural highlights, Gran Hotel Havana is the ideal base for your stay.

Located in the heart of Barcelona on the Gran Via, the hotel enjoys an excellent location with easy access to Camp Nou, the historic city centre and Barcelona's main attractions. Passeig de Gràcia and Plaça Catalunya stations are just a short walk away, providing direct public transport connections to Camp Nou.