This is the only soccer stadium I managed to visit in Europe, but it stacks up to every football stadium I've been to in the US. There were plenty of people there (capacity is in the mid 90,000s) and the fans were great. There's a much different energy at an FC Barcelona game then a college football game. Plus, since I didn't attend one of the bigger games, ticket prices were more than reasonable (roughly 22 euros for the upper deck around what would be the 30 or 35 yard line about ten rows up). Consequently my view was awesome, and it didn't seem like there would be a bad seat in the house either read more

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One of my friends is footie mad so we just had to visit Camp Nou when we were in Barcelona. Its an interesting tour to do. Its self-guided and you basically follow the signs. You see the trophy room which has a history of the club, you then see the main stands, followed by the changing rooms, down by the pitch and up in the corporate areas. You come away having seen pretty much the whole stadium . Its fairly expensive- around €25 without an audio guide which I though was too much. Its busy so they must make a fortune from the tourists. It took us just over an hour to tour the stadium. Obviously you can stay longer if you wish.There are plenty of food stands outside the arena if you are peckish. read more

Love this stadium and FC Barcelona! The Barça museum is the most visited museum in all of Spain and for a reason. It's huge, with all the trophies and a glimpse inside at the field, you can't beat the experience... well unless you can actually get on the pitch. THAT would be awesome. It's a bit of a hike from the nearest metro station so be prepared to walk. read more

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This is an awesome stadium! Every game is epic and the crowd is never shy! The reason why I'm writing this review is because no one has yet to share the rules about bringing drinks to the stadium! It is true that they only sell non-alcoholic beer inside &they have a beer garden open before the game which obviously sucks but security does NOT check your bags for drinks nor do they pat you down!!!! My bf & I sat in the 2nd row VIP so there were security guards of course standing in front of us with their back towards the field to make sure no crazy fan jumps over. They unfortunately saw us drinking the beer but simply just shook their heads while points to the beer. They didn't take it away or make us throw it away, just made it kind of hard to sneak sips. It would have been easier to bring a flask &pour it in some drink we bought there. read more

If you are going on the tour make sure there is not a match the same day. When purchasing tickets online (at an excessive €25 each) you are given no warning that there is a match the same day as your scheduled 'tour'. On match days the tour consists of sitting in one of the high up stadium seats and visiting the museum, far from the complete experience advertised and not close to worth the price. We were offered the option to come back for the entire experience the following day however it was our last day in Barcelona. read more

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Great place to visit if you are a football fan.Take the tour if you have time, if not go inside and shop. read more

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so this is for the TOUR ONLY it was 25 euros each you do NOT get a guided tour and do NOT do the stupid audio tour. its so stupid. i couldn't find audio tour numbers to punch in half the time. you do get to see the middle, top and bottom of the stadium and sidelines. i swore that guided tour was part of the ticket but obviously i was wrong. it was pretty busy for a sunday but many things are shut down sunday so may be something to consider. bayern and manu were NOT 170 to get a guided tour. i want to say 25-30ish. read more

Didn't expect to go to a game while vacationing in Barcelona but FC happen to be playing during our vacation. Was lucky enough to get tickets for around 100 euros each and had a great view of the field! Got to see Suarez and Messi but Neymar was hurt and really wanted to see him. Overall the stadium is ok, definitely could use some renovation and make it more modern. Kind of dirty and after a while the chairs begin to hurt. But the fans are what make the stadium, they are very passionate and keep the stadium rocking! Love the atmosphere and would love to come back to watch another game! read more

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1-10?....a 10! Watching the FCB play in Camp Nou..checked off. I will admit i'm not much of a soccer-enthusiast, but how can I not like this team; they're really good. There was great energy in the stadium; and man, the fans are so intense it just creates a one of a kind atmosphere. Got to see all the popular players except for messi...talk about good timing to get injured huh. Anyway, I was in the mid area not so high (which I was glad of because of the stairs..hehe); but still not too low to miraculously grab the flying ball. It was a good game and I was glad they won 2-1..would of sucked if they hadn't..haha. Overall a wonderful experience; I was very excited to be there, hope to do it again someday. read more

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A must for every Cúle out there, and every football fan in general. If you ever get a chance to attend a game there you'll be in for a great atmosphere, amazing crazy fans and beautiful football. Got a chance to attend the Classico in oct 2012 and hands down best night of my life. As a Barça fan I got to check this off my bucket-list. Can't wait to go there again. read more

Absolutely amazing ! Easy to get around & clean ! Loved the experience! Highly recommend to all soccer fans !

Home of Barcelona FC. Huge stadium where the tour is actually pretty good. You get to go inside/behind the scenes, peer into the changing rooms, lift up a trophy and check out the various displays. You even get to sit in a nice box with comfy seats to take in the enormity of the stadium. Definitely worth touring if you know anything about football (real football) and care about sport! read more

First time to a football match!! The environment and energy generated was truly electric. Fyi saw the match against Atletico Madrid, Barca won in aggregate. read more

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The tour was closed on the day we chose to visit the stadium. That is because there was a Champions League match later in the day, and the players were practicing at the moment. We got lucky enough to see all the futbol players come out and get into their bus! If you can, try to take the tour. read more

One of the great, if not the greatest soccer stadiums in the world. If you are a soccer fan, this is the absolute place to be. 95,000 crazy soccer fans--singing, dancing, cheering, and just enjoying life at the Nou Camp We attended the Nou Camp Experience the last time I was here, and this time we were able to attend a game (6-0 vs Getafe). The game was truly an incredible experience even if we didn't have the greatest of seats. I don't doubt that anyone that attends a game like this will be converted to a soccer fan--just from the experience. The facilities are great, the prices are fantastic (as they don't try to gouge you like they do in the US at sporting events), and the fans are truly passionate about the game and their team. Happy Travelling! read more

We showed up with no tickets and a desire to scratch one off my bucket list. It took us about twenty minutes to find the ticket window. And the tickets prices are comparable to a NFL game. As we entered I was excited only to be greeted by a long line of people being slowly let into the stadium. The people in line were pushy and constantly violating the American rules of personal space. My wife was behind me in line and was practically sexually assaulted by american standards by the older gentleman behind her. It was like slow dance gone wrong! After a quick elbow to the ribs he gave he a few more inches. And he never said a word. After we got in, the prices for food and drink were comparable to any NFL stadium as well. We got to our seats and the folks sitting I them seemed not to care until and older gentleman asked me for my tickets and told them to move. These were grown men by the way. The stadium smelled of old beer, and wigs of meals gone by assaulted my and my wife's noses constantly. Other indigenous smells were at play as well. The game and the crowd was electric and the first half went quickly, as did the second. FC Barcelona won 1-0. TIP: in Futbol for great seats always sit on the visitors side no matter what country you are in. If you just want to watch a great game, that is the way to go. read more

I visited this stadium last year with my boyfriend whilst on holiday in barcelona, now i dont rate barcelona that much, but this is a great place to visit. The stadium is very magnificent & I would have loved to have watched a live match here. It is reasonably priced to go in & you can have your photo take on the pitch. There is also a museum inside the stadium with lots of trohies, football boots, football memorabilia & souveniers. You also get a chance to sit in the pressbox & in the stands. read more

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Now I must be honest, this visit was my childrens idea. It is enormous. One of the largest or the largest ground in Europe. A great place to visit with the museum underneath the grounds itself, and an inceskating rink although we did not visit this. As for the tour it was little disappointing as we had to see ourselves round, following a yellow tape. The graound are spectacular. Unless like me your terrified of heights....dont go to the top.wow its scary. You cant go to Barcelona and not visit. Another tip the players actually train at the entrance to the grounds and you can get as close as a metre from them,.,,,,,,for kids this is impressive. read more

This was a very good tour. You get to walk around this massive stadium from pitch side, right up to the cheap seats. A quick look around the away team changing room leaves you think the home sides has to be better. The museum under the ground is also quite interesting, (although only 1 European cup, unlike Liverpool FC's 5.). Something I didn't know is that it is actually a regular sports club, that has a basketball team amongst other sports. For each match a 'club member' is chosen to sit in the VIP seats. read more

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I went here when I was 13, on a school trip to Barcelona. There is a museum dedicate to the history of the football club, a chance to go out into the stadium, a huge shop and even a photo op to get a digitally mastered picture so it looks like you're posing with two of the footballers. Personally this didn't appeal much to me as i'm not really into football but football fantatics, tourists will be sure to find appeal in this location. The shop is good fun though. read more

Whether you are going to see a game or just to visit the amazing stadium for a viewing the nou camp or the camp nou as the spannish call it is an amzing place to see. I have been three times now, once I saw the first team train then took in a kids game, once I just toured the stadium and visited the trophy room and got to run out onto the pitch and once I was lucky enough to watch Barcelona play Villareal in a league game. All three occassions took my breath away and I would strongly urge anyone visiting this amazing city to visit this equally amazing stadium. read more

This really is fascinating, but pretty expensive too Facts: This stop is a must for all football lovers: the place where players such as Kubala, Cruyff, Maradona and Ronaldinho have made history. Since Has Gamper founded the club in 1899, it has gone way beyond a mere passion for football, and become a true social phenomenon. The trophy cases of the Barcelona FC Museum showcase the impressive list of achievements of one ot the world's most successful clubs. If you sign up for a guided tour, you can discover all the secrets of the Camp Nou stadium: the dressing rooms, the director's box, the pitch,... The FC Botiga Megastore covers a surface area of over 2,000 m2 and sells all the official FC Barcelona merchandise. (Museum is closed on match days!) read more

Best stadium experience ever. All the connections with history are there. It is Leo Messi land and it is a good land. If you like sport - and if you like soccer - great place for a nice morni g. What a experience! read more

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Not sure the family quite appreciated the trip here but I certainly did. Still impressive to us Brits despite a series of modernisation within our own stadiums, the place is huge. A look up from the pitch to the highest seats is worth the admission price alone. Shame I couldn't have gone to a game here, but bad timing and with kids in tow not really an option this time. Had a quick look around the museum which is well set out, but this is really a trips you do without the family I'm afraid (unless each and every member is an avid football fan). read more

Fantastic football stadium home to barcelona Fc. The stadium is just huge and has a capacity of around 98,000 people. There is a tour of the ground avaliable which is quite cheap and includes the dressing rooms, media area, tunnel leading to the pitch and then the dugout and commentary areas right at the top of the stadium. At the end of the tour there is a gift shop with the usuall souvneirs and also the trophy room housing barcelona's many championship wins. Also there is a massive nike shop selling replica shirts of many teams (whose strip is made by nike) and sells balls and anything souveneir/football related. On the day i was visiting i was lucky enough to spot a crowd emerging so i went over to look what was happening. I was delighted to see Samuel Eto'o drive into the underground car park in his sports car followed by Puyol and many other stars. This is great stadium with great tour, great shop, and a possible chance to see some stars or just have pictures with their cardboard cut outs pitchside. read more

I have been a Barcelona fan since 2001. This is my second time at the stadium. Customer service was horrible. I spent 70 Euros for an audio and visual tour. I don't recommend it. With all the money that tourists spend we should be treated better. Spanish and Catalans don't understand the concept of customer service. Stay away. read more

Excellent stadium and the museum / tour is brilliant. There's a real "wow" factor when you come out onto the pitch and absorb the size of the place. Just ensure you check the fixtures! We booked our trip to tie in with a league game months before (chancing on buying our tickets once there) and a couple of weeks before we flew out, the game was brought forward a day for sky tv - the day we were travelling! read more

As a long-time aficionado of artful diving, I have long idolized the likes of Sergio Busquets and Dani Alves. Given that both are associated with FC Barcelona, I was excited to visit - as a pilgrimage of sorts - the very place that had begotten such legends. Perhaps I had constructed too elaborate of a fantasy in my mind...but I was quite disappointed by the state of this diving stadium. There was not much water, and there was nary a diving platform in sight; both were things I found quite perplexing (understandably, no?). I had hoped to at least meet Busquets or Alves in person, but I only came cross a trio of small men - a quiet man who would not have looked out of place as a hobbit in LOTR, a pale bloke with a timid receding hairline, and a man (who bore an uncanny resemblance to a poorly-made Robert Downey Jr wax statue at Madame Tussaud's) who kept snarling "THE PITCH IS TOO DRY!" I timidly approached them and inquired if I could help in any sort of way, but the three turned to me with impassive expressions and muttered "No thanks, we'll just pass." I still do not understand where Busquets, Alves, and the steady stream of gifted divers Barcelona is known for churning out hone their skills to such perfection, but perhaps this is the essence of the "Barcelona DNA" everyone reverently titters about. It is not so much about the specific location of Barcelona or Camp Nou, but the innate prodigious abilities we lesser mortals can only appreciate from a distance. In any case. 2 out of 5. Would not recommend. read more

My family and I were in Barcelona during the 1st week of January and did Camp Nou experience. Honestly, I wanted to attend a match but there were no matches until after my trip. Also, I felt $25 for a stadium tour was expensive, however, it really exceeded my expectations, because you get exclusive access to areas you wouldn't be able to get into during games, such as the trophy rooms, the actual field, the actual benches where the players sit, the visiting team dressing rooms, the press room, the tunnel that takes you to the field, etc... so, it was definitely worth what I paid. My family and I really liked it. TIP: If you're in Barcelona the first week of January, they hold a once a year open to the public training session on January 6 (Three Wise Men day) with the Barcelona players (yes, including Messi) at the Mini stadium next door. I was super fortunate to score tickets! And they were only $5 euros. It was a 1 hr training with all the players. It was definitely one of the highlights of our trip! read more

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Visited Camp Nou with two of my friends while we were on a 5-day trip in Barcelona. I talked my friends into doing the Camp Nou Experience Tour and I'm so glad that they agreed to doing it! While I wish we were able to watch a game while in Barcelona, being able to tour the stadium was an experience like no other. Camp Nou was one of the stops on the Barcelona Bus Tour. We received a small discount from the tour, making our tickets €21.90. We got up close (but not personal) with all of the trophies, Messi's golden boots and all that their 'museum' had to offer. Afterwards, we got to visit the Press Conference room, the Away Team's locker room (which I'm sure is way less impressive than the home team's locker room), the Press Box (SO EPIC) and even walk through the Player's Tunnel. The best part was being able to step onto the grass. It was an extremely surreal experience for me as a soccer fan. Then, we sat awhile in the bleachers just taking in the view. Though the stadium was obviously empty, I was still amazed. My goal is to return for an FC Barca game one day when the stadium is jam packed with fans. Fingers crossed! read more

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Great visit. Fun times. If your hungry order before the 4th quarter. Food runs out. Good stadium for a great team!!

The tour is ok but we had an incident at the Virtual Reality zone where a member of the staff literally pushed us out while we were waiting our children to finish the experience. When I questioned her as to why we have to go out while other people were allowed to do so, she replied that it's easy to understand why. I still haven't but it made me felt stupid. No complaints link found but sent an email to the general enquires email adress(I think!!!). No reply yet. Minutes after this incident a man was taking a selfie with me. When I asked him why, he started laughing and left. I'm not sure if he did the picture or not and I hope that was the only one he tried to do. No security in the VR zone to ask for help. That didn't make me feel safe and comfortable.And obviously I couldn't ask the rude young lady that just kicked me out. Otherwise, it's a nice place to visit. read more

Hell to the yes! Hands down this was the greatest futbol game I've ever been to. We went to a home game while in Barcelona (we planned our trip around this game) and we won, to make it all that more amazing. The energy in this stadium was unforgettable. The game flew by far too fast. Until the next time.. GO BARÇA! read more

The most beautiful football stadium in the world. Loved every single bit of it, the entrance the process! Even though there was 99 thousand people it still all was easy! Safety comes first! Everyone that works there tries to help and walks you to your seat if you seem lost, such a great experience thinking of making it an annual thing from now on. read more

i just had to come here after FC Barcelona won the championships. the stadium is big but i had nothing to compair it to because it was my first time going to a soccer stadium. i had fun looking at ALL the trophies won. (they have a lot!!!) i got to see the recent trophy too. Go number 3!! :) read more

The cathedral of football, especially since 2006! Whether you love this beautiful game and appreciate all of the intricate details about technical skill and tactics, or whether you are semi-interested in football and are considering whether or not to pay for the price of admission, let me just tell you: a trip to Barcelona is incomplete without a visit to the Camp Nou. Sit back and take in the sights, from the beautiful structure that is the stadium, to the different generations of Catalans all around you waving their flags and showing appreciation for their world class players. While your watching the game, notice that at the 17th minute of the first and second halves the crowd will suddenly start chanting. Note that this is a chant for "independence", so peaceful that you dont even notice it is unrelated to the game at hand, but instead in regards to the current affairs in Spain and Catalunya, and in keeping with tradition with the history of the club, of being "Mes Que in Club" (more than a club). Notice the slogan inscribed on the second level, another symbol that is associated with the club's expression of their political view. I noticed at the 21st minute you'll hear another timed chant, but not sure what this one was about. These two chants are in addition to the scattered chants and support you will hear throughout the game. While watching and hearing the Chants and celebrations, be sure to appreciate that this current team will, in the near and distant future, be considered one of the best teams EVER, having won every single competition they participated in in 2008-2009. While having similar although not identical success from 2009-2012, the 2012-2013 team of this season consists of the main key players, with an array of talented reinforcements to fill in for those few who have moved on to different clubs. The main/key players being Xavier, Iniesta, Messi, Pedro, Busquets, Puyol, Piqué (shakira's boyfriend), Alves, Adriano, Valdez.( one of my favorites David Villa is one of the best strikers in the world, but rumors of a falling out with Messi and the fact that he is being played as a winger rather than a forward might be cause for him to be sold to another club soon) To sum up, go check out a game, or at the minimum check out the museum. Very peaceful experience, no violence or rowdiness so I would highly recommend bringing kids or other family members. read more

Visiting the Camp Nou was like a religious experience for me,LOL. I am a diehard FC Barcelona supporter and have been a member of the club for a long time. We visited Barcelona, Spain in December of 2009 so I could finally see them. We toured the stadium and the museum and spent way too much money in the club store but it was totally worth it whether you a FC Barcelona supporter or just a lover of football in general. The Camp Nou is one of the cathedrals of football in my opinion. The actual match that we attended was against Villareal on 2 January 2010 if I recall correctly (a 1-1 draw with Pedro getting the goal for Barca). We stayed at a hotel in Hospitalets (a suburb of Barcelona) and the stadium is very easy to reach via the Barcelona metro (which is excellent in my opinion). My only regret is that Messi didn't play in the match that I attended although he did come out for warm-ups, so it wasn't a total loss. read more

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What a stadium! 98787 seats. Europe's largest stadium. Definately worth a trip. The Nou Estadi del Futbol Club Barcelona, Camp Nou in short, is 250 meters long, 220 meters wide and has a height of 48 meters. If you are in Barcelona, be sure to visit a match! read more

As good as it gets for a football fan. Such a great feeling of history here and a well made tour.

Visca Barca! I love this place...the stadium the museum everything about it. Friendly service, the tour is so worth it!