The famous Barcelona football stadium. One hundred thousand spectators. His style remains extraordinary. A unique place. The second stadium of thirty thousand people next door was demolished. There is the club museum. The club plans to destroy the stadium and build a new one next to it, with dressing rooms. Because it is a stadium without boxes. But therein lies the difference. You have to go there during a national match, Barceone against a small team. The entry ticket remains correct. You have to see the atmosphere to see the stadium.

Camp Nou is the home of FC Barcelona, one of the most successful football clubs in the world. The stadium is absolutely massive, with a capacity of over 99,000. I had the chance to visit Camp Nou for a La Liga match, and it was an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere at Camp Nou is electric. The fans are incredibly passionate and supportive, and they create a truly unique atmosphere. The stadium itself is also very impressive. It's modern and well-maintained, and it provides a great view of the pitch. If you're a football fan, then Camp Nou is definitely worth a visit. It's an iconic stadium with a rich history, and it's sure to provide you with an unforgettable experience. Tips: Book your tickets in advance, especially if you're visiting for a big match. Arrive early to soak up the atmosphere. Take a tour of the stadium to learn more about its history. Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking. Be prepared for the crowds!

This stadium is quite the spectacle, with lots of history. The museum was incredible to walk around as was the vast stadium itself, it was also enjoyable sitting in the dugout. We also appreciated challenging the robokeeper (I don't like to brag but apparently I was the only person to score that day). A fun experience, recommended if you're in Barcelona.

We visited with two boys aged 10 and 8. Although the Nou Camp is under constriction and therefore not open, we had a brilliant trip. The museum is excellent and really well done, and the virtual tour and Robokeeper are great fun. We spent a morning there and weren’t disappointed with any of it.

The stadium is being remodeled so you will not be able to see the field or the stands. The museum contains extensive history of the club and the immersive way it presents it is very interesting. The virtual reality exhibition is nothing special, I do not recommend paying for it. Photos are a good souvenir of the visit, however it is important to clarify that what you buy with the ticket is a printed photo and a video with all the photos taken during the tour. If you want to have them all (digital or printed) you must pay for them.

I'll start by being honest for you to understand how legal it was. I don't understand football and I wasn't even planning to meet, I went because my friend wanted a lot. I was surprised and took great advantage. The place is huge, has exhibition on the history of football and the Barca, many sports areas not to mention the field that is amazing. I bought the ticket at the door but gave to buy in advance avoiding waste of time. You have admission to only know, with tour, guided, only choose. Go with time we spend the whole day there.

Barcelona are a worldwide acclaimed football team. Even me, who is not a massive footie fan wanted to check this out on my visit to the city. To get there I took the metro to Collblanc and it was just a short walk from there to the stadium. I knew that the stadium is under construction however I was still keen to have a look. There is an impressive gift shop you can check out as well as a museum. There's lots to see and the staff were all really friendly and helpful. A must for everyone whether you like football or not.

Incredible experience at Spotify Camp Nou! Walking through the stadium, seeing the trophy room, and standing pitch-side was unforgettable. A must for any football fan visiting Barcelona. Loved every moment!

We had a lovely time here but it is VERY crowded. You get a timed entrance ticket but it didn't seem to matter. We had to wait 30 minutes to enter the museum. But, the store was fantastic as wad the VR experience and the robokeeper. Worth a visit, but just be prepared for lines and a lot of crowds. Give yourself 2+ hours here.