What are Spotify Camp Nou's opening hours?
From April 2 to October 7
From October 6 to April 1
Where is Spotify Camp Nou located?
Spotify Camp Nou is located on C/Arístides Mallol 12 (main Access 15) and Av. De Joan XVIII (Boulevard Access 9), 08028 Barcelona. Find on maps
Camp Nou is open daily, but the timings depend on the season
From April 2 to October 7
From October 6 to April 1
Closed: January 1, December 25
Match days: During match days, only the museum is accessible to the public. However, visitors can still explore the trophy room and Messi Space. You can also enjoy views of the pitch up to 3 hours before kick-off.
Weekdays are the best days to visit if you’re looking to avoid the crowds. Mornings, especially right after the stadium opens, offer a quieter, more relaxed experience with shorter queues and more time to explore each exhibit.
Weekends, especially Saturday afternoons and Sundays, tend to be busier as locals and tourists flock to the stadium. Expect longer wait times and more people in popular areas like the Barça Museum or Immersive Room.
Peak season (June to August and major holidays) brings large crowds, longer queues, and hotter weather. If you're visiting during summer, plan an early morning or late afternoon tour to avoid the heat and crowds.
Low season (November to February) is ideal for those who prefer a quieter experience. Cooler temperatures and fewer tourists mean you can enjoy the museum, exhibits, and stadium views at your own pace.
Tip: FC Barcelona matchdays may affect tour routes or restrict access to certain areas. Check the official schedule before planning your visit.
Address: C/Arístides Mallol 12 (main Access 15) and Av. De Joan XVIII (Boulevard Access 9), 08028 Barcelona.
Spotify Camp Nou is located outside of Barcelona city center in the Le Corts neighborhood.
Closest Landmark: Les Corts neighborhood
Closest stop: Travessera de les Corts – Arizala
You can take several TMB city buses to reach Spotify Camp Nou. Lines D20, H8, H10, V3, 54, 59, 63, and 75 stop near the stadium. The closest stops are Travessera de les Corts – Arizala or Avinguda de Madrid – Benavent, both just a short 5–10 minute walk to the stadium entrances.
Closest stations: Collblanc (L5, L9S, L10S) or Badal (L5)
Take Line 5 (Blue Line) and alight at Collblanc or Badal stations. Collblanc is the better option for accessing the main tour entrances and the museum area. It’s a 5-minute walk to the stadium.
Alternate route: You can also take Line 3 (Green Line) to Les Corts, which is around a 10-minute walk from the stadium.
Closest Station: Spotify Camp Nou
Both the Barcelona Bus Turístic and City Sightseeing buses have a stop at Spotify Camp Nou.
It’s not advisable to take your private car to Spotify Camp Nou. It will be difficult to find a parking space outside the stadium. However, people with tickets to the Spotify Camp Nou tour can enjoy free parking within the stadium during the tour. Use Access 14 (Carrer Arístides Maillol) to enter the stadium.
Parking facilities nearby:
If you're arriving by tourist transport, you’re in luck, designated drop-off zones are available near the stadium entrances, primarily along Avinguda de Joan XXIII and Travessera de les Corts. These areas are frequently used by tour groups and are located just minutes away from the Barça Museum and main access points.
Driving your own car? While Spotify Camp Nou doesn't have on-site parking for general visitors, there are several paid public parking lots within walking distance. Popular options include:
Most of these facilities offer hourly or daily rates, and it’s a good idea to book in advance on match days or during high season. Street parking in the Les Corts neighborhood is limited and often reserved for residents, so using a garage is your best bet for a stress-free visit.
You can use the following entrances to get to Camp Nou:
The Legends Museum: The Legends Museum is a museum focused on football created in collaboration with LaLiga, FIFA, UEFA, CONMEBOL, and more. Located at Puerta del Sol, spanning 4,200 square meters across 7 floors, it includes a 4D cinema, ga ame area, and a rooftop restaurant.
Civitas Metropolitano Stadium: The Civitas Metropolitano Stadium is home to Atletico Madrid. This facility offers stadium tours that showcase its cutting-edge design and its various amenities. You have the opportunity to explore behind-the-scenes areas such as the changing rooms, dugouts, and more.
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium: The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium has a seating capacity of 85,000, it ranks as the second-largest football stadium in Spain. Since its inauguration in 1947, the stadium has served as the home ground for Real Madrid.
Yes, but access is limited. On match days, the museum remains open, but access to areas like the pitch, locker rooms, or tunnel may be restricted.
Weekdays are less crowded and offer a more relaxed experience. Weekends, especially during the football season, tend to be busier.
Plan for about 1.5 to 2 hours for the self-guided Barça Immersive Tour. If you’re doing the Players' Experience or guided options, allow for more time.
Most visits are self-guided, but you can book special guided tours like the Players Experience Tour for deeper insights and access to restricted areas.
Yes! Photography is allowed and encouraged throughout most of the experience, including the pitch side, tunnel, and museum.
Yes, most of the stadium and museum areas are accessible to wheelchair users, with elevators and adapted routes available.
Yes, there are cafés and snack bars inside the Camp Nou complex. There’s also the Barça Café offering full meals and themed décor.
Only with certain tour types, Players Experience Tours include access to the first-team changing rooms and tunnel. The basic tour does not.
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