Getaway to Barcelona with visit to the museum and the Camp Nou stadium
If you like football, whether you're a culé or not, you can't miss the Camp Nou, the largest football stadium in Europe. On this getaway to Barcelona you can visit the Museum, the visitors' locker room and access the FC Barcelona field through the tunnel as if you were a true professional player. This plan includes accommodation in a central hotel in Barcelona and entrance with priority access to the Camp Nou so you don't have to wait in long lines. Feel the colors of Barça!
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Experience Details
What is included?
Accommodation in a central hotel in Barcelona
Visit with priority access to the Camp Nou, the largest football stadium in Europe that allows:
- Visit to the Museum: room of trophies, Messi space, interactive murals, multimedia area, collection of souvenirs and commemorative objects
- Free walk through the Camp Nou
- Visit to the dressing room of the visiting team and the tunnel
- Access to the pitch from the tunnel with a panoramic view of the entire stadium
- Virtual reality experience
- Interactive tour where you will discover the transformative power of sport and the work that carries out the Barça Foundation through robots, 360º vision, touch screens...
What is not included?
Flights
Rental car
Hotel pickup and drop-off service
Entrance to any football match
Other tickets not mentioned
Other transfers not mentioned
Tour guide
Complete your trip to Barcelona
If you want to add transport to get to Barcelona, if you need a rental car in Barcelona, if you want to add or remove days from the proposed experience or if you want to customize your trip, do not hesitate to contact us and we will find the option that best suits you.
Travel guide of Getaway to Barcelona with visit to the museum and the Camp Nou stadium
Day 1:
Camp Nou tour with priority access
Your visit to Camp Nou will start at the time you have booked between 10am and 5pm. Your ticket is a priority, that is, you have the fastest way to enter the stadium avoiding the long queues. On this 90-minute tour, you will first visit the Barça museum which occupies two entire floors of the Camp Nou. In this museum you will find the Trophy Room, the history of the Club, the Messi Space and the Section Trophies. Interactive murals, a multimedia area and a large collection of souvenirs and commemorative objects will be waiting for you. Through this tour of the museum you will learn all the history and commitment of FC Barcelona that revolve around four values: Catalan identity, universality, social commitment and democracy. Once you leave the museum, you can freely walk around the Camp Nou and enter the changing rooms of the visiting team and access the playing field through the tunnel . Can you imagine the sensation of feeling like a professional player going out to play in the largest stadium in Europe?
And not only that, with the virtual reality experience that you will experience you will feel as if you were with 100,000 fans celebrating the goals of FC Barcelona in a new way in 360 VR. To finish, you will discover the work carried out by the Barça Foundation in an interactive tour of the Espai Fundació (Foundation Space).
Enjoy this visit to the Camp Nou and feel the passion for football. Afterwards, you can take advantage of the rest of the day to discover the center of Barcelona. Stroll through La Rambla and the Gothic Quarter, enter the Barcelona Cathedral, go to Casa Batlló and La Pedrera or go to the Maremagnum shopping center where you will find shops selling clothes, toys, accessories, bars, cafes, restaurants, 3D cinemas. The Barcelona Aquarium is also located here.
What will you see today?
Camp Nou
Casa Batllo
Gothic Quarter
Barcelona's cathedral
La Pedrera - Casa Mila
Remember that...
Visit to Camp Nou on match days
On the days of the League and Copa del Rey matches, the Camp Nou tour cannot be done on your own, you will only be allowed to access the Museum and enjoy a panoramic view of the stadium up to 3 hours before the match.
In the case of the Champions League, there will be no visit to the Camp Nou the day before or the day of the match and you will only be able to visit the museum and enjoy the panoramic view of the stadium until 3pm.
Practical tips
How to get to the Camp Nou by public transport from the center of Barcelona?
The Camp Nou is located at Avenida Aristides Maillol, 12, in Barcelona. It is located in the Les Corts neighborhood, near Diagonal Avenue. To get there by public transport there are several options:
Metro: the lines that reach the Camp Nou are the L3 (Palau Reial and Les Corts) and L5 (Badal and Collblanc).
Tram: The stops that leave you near the Camp Nou are the Pío XII and Avenged from Xile. You will get there by taking the T1, T2 or T3 trams that leave from Plaça Francesc Maciá.
Bus: The bus lines that pass through the Camp Nou are: D20, H6, H8, 7, 33, 54,56, 57, 59, 63, 67, 68, 70, 75, 78, 113, 157 and L12. As you can see, there are many options to choose from.
Taxi: is the easiest and most comfortable method, but the least economical, so we do not recommend it.
Important: If you travel with your car, it is not recommended that you go with it to the Camp Nou since parking is difficult and in the end you will have to walk for a long time.
<Day 2:
Farewell to Barcelona and return home
If it is your last day in Barcelona, you can take the opportunity to visit the Boquería Market and drink some of its delicious freshly squeezed natural juices. If you have time you can go to Park Güell or visit the Sagrada Familia.
What will you see today?
Park Guell
The Sacred Family of Barcelona
Practical tips
How to get to the center of Barcelona from Barcelona airport?
The Barcelona - El Prat airport is very well connected to the city center so you won't have any problems getting to your hotel. Here we give you a list with all the options to transfer you from the Barcelona Josep Tarradellas-El Prat airport to the center of Barcelona.
- Rodalies R2 train , in Terminal 2. This option is the fastest and cheapest. In 27 minutes you will arrive at Paseo de Gracia, at the height of Casa Batlló. Of course, it only leaves Terminal 2, you just have to look at the Renfe signs to find it. If you are in Terminal 1, you must take a free shuttle bus to Terminal 2. It is a very recognizable green bus. You can buy the ticket at the ticket offices and ATMs at the Renfe station.
- Aerobús. A fast shuttle bus that will take you from Terminals 1 and 2 to Plaza de Catalunya, in the center of Barcelona, in 35 minutes. Its frequency is every 10 minutes throughout the year. If you are in Terminal 1, you must take the A1 aerobus; if you are in Terminal 2, the A2. The same for both the outward and the return. Its price is cheap and you can buy the ticket on board, online or at the vending machines located in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.
- Metro, line 9: both Terminal 1 and 2 are connected to the Barcelona metro network. Line 9 (L9) does not go directly to the city center but you have to change. If you go to Plaza de Catalunya, you will have to change in Torrassa and take the red line. If you go to the Sagrada Familia, you must change at Collblanc and take the blue line. These metro stations are very well signposted and are located at the exit of each terminal. The duration is about 30 minutes and the price is also cheap. You can buy the ticket at the ATMs in the metro station.
- Urban bus, line 46: This option is the cheapest of all but not the most comfortable since it has a frequency of 20 minutes and a duration of about 30 minutes from terminal 1 and 35 minutes from terminal 2. The last stop is Plaza España. The ticket can be bought on the same bus. If you pay in cash, they only take a maximum of €20 bills.
- Night bus, N16 or N17: If you arrive at night, your only cheap option is the night bus. It runs every 20 minutes and takes you to Plaza España and Plaza Catalunya. Hours are from 9:55 p.m. to 4:45 a.m. The N16 bus stops are located at the exit of terminals T2a, T2b and T2c. The N17 bus stop is located at the exit of terminals T! to the left, at the exit of the flights. If you pay in cash, they only take a maximum of €20 bills.
- Taxi: This option is the easiest and fastest, although the least economical, if you are traveling alone. In the event that you are more than two people, it can be even more profitable. The stopping point is perfectly signposted both at the Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 exits. Taxis are numerous and the queue is well organized. Of course, there is no fixed rate, it depends on the traffic, the time, the additional costs... The minimum rate is €20, so you can go up from this price, but never go down. Keep that in mind!
Did you know...
Curiosities about the city of Barcelona
- Barcelona is the fourth city with the most selfies in the world and the first in Spain. You know, taking a selfie and posting it on social media is what's cool...
- Park Güell is the most photographed place in Spain.
- Barcelona has more tourists than inhabitants.
- In the Sagrada Familia there is a magic square made up of 16 squares that add up to 33 in all their combinations. The age at which Jesus Christ was crucified.
- The most important festival in Barcelona is Sant Jordi, every April 23, where books and roses are given away.
- In Barcelona there are more than 400 dragon sculptures scattered around the city. The best known is the Casa de los Paraguas de la Rambla. The reason for this fondness for dragons is to honor the legend of Sant Jordi, a knight who defeated a dragon and managed to save the princess from a terrifying end.
- La Rambla de Barcelona is made up of through five areas or streets: the Rambla de las Canaletas, the Rambla de los Estudios, the Rambla de San José, the Rambla de los Capuchinos and the Rambla de Santa Mónica.
- Seven works by the Catalan genius and architect , Antonio Gaudí, are declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO: Park Güell, Güell Palace, La Pedrera - Casa Milà, Casa Vicens, Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló and the crypt of Colonia Güell.
- Barcelona tiles have a characteristic design typical of the city that can only be found in Barcelona and Bilbao. The panot de flor, or Barcelona rose, is a type of tile designed by Josep Puig i Calafat. Originally designed for the Amatller house, they were later used to pave numerous streets in the city. If you go through the Ensanche, watch as you walk and you will see them under your feet.
Activities
Ticket with priority access to the Camp Nou
This activity includes the ticket with priority access to the Camp Nou. In this way you will access the largest stadium in Europe in the fastest way.
Time: to choose at the time of booking from 10am to 5pm. Match days until 3pm.
Duration: 90 minutes.
What will you do during this tour of the Camp Nou?
- Visit the Museum where the Trophy Room is located, the history of the team, the Messi Space, and Section Trophies. Here you will find interactive murals, a multimedia area and a collection of souvenirs and commemorative objects.
- Discover the largest stadium in Europe and the exhibition of the 6 cups won in 2009 with coach Pep Guardiola.
- Enter the visiting team's locker room and access the pitch through the tunnel.
- Live a virtual reality experience and feel as if you were enjoying a game. >
- Enjoy an interactive tour with robots, 360º vision, touch screens... and the work carried out by the Barça Foundation.
No includes
- Visit to the changing rooms of the Barça players. No longer allowed.
- Guide
- Transfers
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