About
Camp Nou is the home stadium of FC Barcelona, set in the Catalan capital of Barcelona in Spain. It is the largest football venue in Europe, with room for nearly 100,000 spectators, so even on a quiet day it has the scale of a major event.
What a visit includes
Visitors can take a tour that leads onto the legendary pitch, where the sheer size of the stands becomes clear from ground level. The tour also takes in the locker rooms, giving a closer look at the spaces where players prepare before a match.
For many people the highlight is the FC Barcelona Museum, which traces the club's history and displays its trophy collection. It suits anyone with an interest in the club, and it gives useful context for those who want to understand what the stadium means to the city.
Who it suits
- Football fans, who can see the pitch and the club's silverware up close.
- Visitors with an interest in sport or architecture, who will appreciate the stadium's scale.
- Families and groups, for whom the museum and tour offer a structured way to spend a few hours.
Around the stadium
Camp Nou sits in Barcelona, a city with a wide range of neighbourhoods, museums, food and architecture. Planning a visit to the stadium alongside other stops in the city makes a full day, and it gives you a sense of how central the club is to Catalan life. Check ahead for the tour and museum arrangements before you travel, as these can change.
