Barcelona Football Stadium Tours
FC Barcelona's Museum is the most visited Museum in the city with the famous
Picasso Museum a near second. It was set up in 1984 thanks to the foresight of
President Josep Lluis Nuñez who was in charge of the club when they won the
European Cup in 1992.
Year after year the museum has increased its number of visitors and become an
ever more important tool for spreading the name of the club far and wide.
Not only is it the best footballing museum in the world, it is also the most
popular museum of any kind in Catalonia, regularly receiving more than 1,160,000
visitors a year, and is a reference point for many other such museums around the
world.
A trip to the museum includes the FC Barcelona History Museum which is
a superb collection of photos, documents and trophies detailing the club's
illustrious history. The Art Gallery exhibits priceless works by famous
local artists including Dalí, Miró and Tàpies and the Futbolart Collection
is a fascinating display of football memorabilia throughout history.
Barcelona Stadium Tours - Opening Times
You can visit the museum and/or take an informative guided tour which takes
visitors into the changing rooms, down the tunnel and onto the Nou Camp pitch. Fans
will also have access to the substitute's bench, the altar, TV studio,
press rooms, directors area and get a panoramic view of the stadium.
Opening hours
From Monday to Saturday: 10:00-18:30
Sundays and Bank holidays: 10:00-14:00
1/1, 6/1 and 25/12, closed
Free parking
Tel. (+34) 93 496 36 00
Fax. (+34) 93 496 37 79
E-mail: museu@fcbarcelona.cat
Ticket Prices
You have the choice of visiting the museum only or visiting the museum and
taking a tour of the Nou Camp. If you've come this far then you really ought to
go for the latter which is well worth the small extra price.
Museum Only:
Adults 7 | Children (upto 13) 5.50
Museum and Nou Camp tour:
Adults 11 | Children (upto 13) 8.50
Advance booking is not necessary for individuals and small groups. Discounts
for school parties and groups is available via the above contact numbers.
Staying on the Costa Brava?
If you're staying on the Costa Brava and would like to visit
the FC Barcelona stadium there's a great
Barcelona Stadiums Tour which begins with coach pick-ups at some of the
main resorts then heads into Barcelona where you visit not only the Nou Camp
but also the Olympic Stadium (home of Espanyol) which hosted the 1992
Olympic Games. This tour is seasonal and only operates from March to October.
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