Spotify Camp Nou Tickets & Tours | FC Barcelona Museum

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ADDRESS

C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain

RECOMMENDED DURATION

3 hours

Timings

09:30–19:00

VISITORS PER YEAR

1200000

TICKETS

From $33.80

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Did you know?

Camp Nou hosted its first European Cup Winners' Cup final in May 1972, featuring a thrilling match between Rangers and Dynamo Moscow, with the Rangers emerging victorious with a score of 3–2.

Originally planned to be called Estadi del FC Barcelona, the stadium adopted the more popular name Camp Nou, meaning "new field."

The design of Camp Nou was inspired by De Kuip, the home stadium of Feyenoord Rotterdam which features oval rings around the pitch.

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Where is Spotify Camp Nou located?

Address: C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona. Find on maps.

Spotify Camp Nou is located in the Les Corts district of Barcelona, a well-connected and bustling urban area.

Spotify Camp Nou opening hours

Monday to Saturday: Open from 10am to 6.30pm (last entry at 5.45pm)
Sundays & Holidays: Open from 10am to 2.30pm (last entry at 1.45pm)

Spotify Camp Nou stadium is currently under renovation and closed for matches and public access. However, the Barça Immersive Tour and Museum remain open to visitors at a separate venue located near the stadium.

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Things to see at Spotify Camp Nou Barcelona

FC Barcelona Museum

Discover the club’s legacy with wall-to-wall trophy displays, historic jerseys (including legendary players like Romario and Cruyff), vintage footballs, and signed memorabilia.

Spotify Camp Nou live – 360° Audiovisual Room

Step into a full-scale immersive theater where surround‑sound and wraparound projections recreate matchday energy as if you’re on the pitch.

Messi Space

Dedicated solely to Lionel Messi, featuring replicas of his Ballon d’Or and Golden Boot trophies, along with interactive screens showing his career highlights.

Espai Barça

Explore the Espai Barça exhibition, showing the future Spotify Camp Nou through models, 3D animations, and ecological design plans.

Construction viewpoint

At the Construction Viewpoint, see ongoing stadium work firsthand, take photos from preserved benches of the old stadium, and follow updates on screens inside the space.

Virtual Reality & Robokeeper challenge

Upgrade your tickets to enter the Barça Virtual Dream, a VR experience placing you at the center of action. Take three shots at the high-tech Robokeeper robot goalie, fun for all ages.

Barça Megastore

Before you leave, stop by the venue’s mega-store: one of Europe’s largest for football gear. Personalized jerseys, memorabilia, and official merchandise await.

Who designed Spotify Camp Nou Barcelona?

Spotify Camp Nou was designed by a team of three Catalan architects: Francesc Mitjans, Lorenzo García-Barbón, and Josep Soteras Mauri. The project was commissioned in the early 1950s to create a modern, large-scale stadium that could accommodate FC Barcelona’s growing fanbase.

Francesc Mitjans was the lead architect and a cousin of then-club president Francesc Miró-Sans. He was known for his work in modernist architecture in Catalonia.
Josep Soteras Mauri, another key figure, contributed extensive expertise in sports architecture.
Lorenzo García-Barbón also played a supporting role in the planning and execution phases.

Who built Camp Nou?

Francesc Mitjans Miro was the architect of Spotify Camp Nou, the home stadium of FC Barcelona. He wanted to create a stadium that would be both a home for FC Barcelona and a symbol of Catalan identity. He designed the stadium with a simple, modernist style that was inspired by the surrounding architecture of Barcelona. Mitjans Miro's work is characterized by its use of simple, geometric forms and its emphasis on natural light. Camp Nou is now a cultural icon in Barcelona and a popular tourist destination.

Facts about Camp Nou

Design & architecture of Spotify Camp Nou Barcelona

Structure

The stadium was built using reinforced concrete and features a bowl-shaped design. This allowed for a large seating capacity while maintaining good sightlines from all angles. The curved shape of the stands also helped improve acoustics and crowd atmosphere.

Capacity

When it opened in 1957, Spotify Camp Nou could hold about 99,000 spectators, making it the largest stadium in Europe. Over the years, minor changes have been made, but the core structure has remained the same

Open layout

The stadium has an open-roof design, with no covering over the stands. This allows for natural light to reach the entire pitch and adds to the openness of the space, though it does leave spectators exposed to weather conditions.

History of Spotify Camp Nou in a nutshell

Opened in 1957, Camp Nou was built to replace the club’s old stadium, Les Corts, as FC Barcelona's fan base grew rapidly.
The stadium was designed by architects Francesc Mitjans, Josep Soteras, and Lorenzo García-Barbón. It officially opened on 24 September 1957 with a match against a Warsaw select XI.
Originally named Estadi del FC Barcelona, it soon became popularly known as "Camp Nou," meaning "new field" in Catalan.
Over the decades, Camp Nou has hosted legendary players like Johan Cruyff, Ronaldinho, and Lionel Messi, and historic matches including Champions League finals and El Clásicos.
It underwent several upgrades, including seating expansions and the addition of VIP areas, but the basic structure remained largely unchanged.
In 2022, the stadium was renamed Spotify Camp Nou following a sponsorship deal with Spotify.
Currently, the stadium is under major renovation as part of the Espai Barça project, set to transform it into a state-of-the-art venue with updated facilities, increased capacity, and sustainability features.

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Espai Barça Project

Spotify Camp Nou is currently undergoing a major renovation under the Espai Barça project, led by Nikken Sekkei (Japan) and b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos (Spain). The new design includes:

A full roof covering for all seating areas
Increased capacity to over 105,000
Modern technology integration (screens, Wi-Fi, hospitality areas)
Sustainable materials and energy-efficient systems

The renovation aims to transform Spotify Camp Nou into one of the most advanced stadiums in the world while preserving its historic identity.

Frequently asked questions about Spotify Camp Nou Barcelona

Is Spotify Camp Nou open to visitors during renovations?

Yes, certain parts of the experience remain open to the public, such as the FC Barcelona Museum and immersive exhibits. However, stadium access is limited due to ongoing renovations under the Espai Barça project.

What does the tour of Spotify Camp Nou include?

Depending on the ticket, tours may include access to the FC Barcelona Museum, multimedia exhibits, player areas, pitch-side views, the Barça Café, and more. Some tours also include a visit to the training facilities at Joan Gamper Sports City.

How long does the Spotify Camp Nou tour take?

Most visitors spend around 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the museum and other accessible areas.

Can I see the pitch during the tour?

Due to the renovation, pitch access is restricted. You can view construction progress from designated viewpoints and enjoy immersive digital experiences that simulate pitch-side views.

Is there an audio guide available?

Yes, audio guides are available in 13 languages, including English and Spanish, through a mobile app.

Are there any restrictions on what I can bring inside?

Yes. Large bags, food, drinks, umbrellas, and sharp objects are not allowed. Security checks are conducted at entry.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the museum and tour areas are wheelchair accessible, though some areas under construction may have limited access.

How can I get to Spotify Camp Nou?

The stadium is accessible via metro (Line 3 – Palau Reial or Les Corts), buses, or taxis. Plan ahead as it’s a popular location, especially on match days.