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From happy customers

Loved by 47 million+
Trustpilot rating: 4.5 out of 5
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Emre

Turkey
Jan 2026
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The mobile app was very useful and informative. The Barcelona hop-on hop-off tour was very sensible, and we couldn't have seen everything in one day on our own. Thanks to this tour, we got a complete tour of Barcelona. We did the full tour and then got off at the stops we liked. You can get off at any stop you want and then get back on the bus. Getting around the city on your own might end up costing you more in tickets, so this tour makes more sense. I'm attaching some photos of the beautiful sights we captured from the bus :)
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Jan 2026
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I tried Barcelona's Hop On – Hop Off service during a weekend visit and, overall, it was an interesting and useful experience, especially for those visiting the city for the first time. You can hop on and off whenever you want, which is really convenient if you want to explore the city at your own pace. We purchased the 48-hour pass so we could cover all the lines. The service covers many of the main attractions such as the Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, and Barceloneta, with panoramic views from the open-top bus. The staff are always polite and helpful—I recommend it.
DIMITRIOS GRIGORIADIS
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Dimitrios

Greece
Jan 2026
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Very good experience You can see the whole history of the club and even you can feel part of it. If you come to Barcelona city this is a must
Pouppez de Kettenis Pierre
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Pouppez

Belgium
Jan 2026
We had a fantastic tour of the Sagrada Familia on January 14. Our guide, Dollos, taught us so much. She was very approachable, knowledgeable, and welcoming, and charmed us with anecdotes and secrets about the extraordinary construction of this masterful work by Gaudi. We will definitely be back to discover more mysteries of this mystical, architectural, and artistic adventure.
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Lucas

Sep 2025
If you’re trying to see a lot in a short time, get this pass. Did Sagrada, the bus, and Park Guell. Saved us money and time. Just remember to book time slots ASAP.
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Step inside the FC Barcelona Museum, one of the most visited sports museums in the world, and explore the heart and soul of Barça. Located at Spotify Camp Nou the museum offers an immersive journey through the club’s incredible history, legendary players, and unforgettable achievements. From trophies and jerseys to interactive displays and audiovisual installations, it’s a must-visit for any football fan.

Why visit the FC Barcelona Museum?

FC Barcelona Camp Nou stadium exterior with visitors exploring the entrance area.
  • Relive legendary moments: Step into the club's past and relive unforgettable goals, victories, and matches that made history. Multimedia exhibits bring iconic moments to life.
  • Walk through Barça’s heritage: Learn about the club’s origins in 1899, its ties to Catalan identity, and its growth into a global football powerhouse.
  • Interactive and modern experience: The museum uses touchscreens, video walls, and immersive displays to make the visit engaging for all ages, whether you’re a football expert or new to the sport.
  • Great for families and kids: With its interactive zones and multimedia content, the museum offers something fun and educational for the whole family.

FC Barcelona Museum history

The FC Barcelona Museum first opened its doors in 1984, becoming one of the first sports museums of its kind in Europe. It was the brainchild of then-club president Josep Lluís Núñez, who wanted to create a space that preserved and celebrated the club’s rich legacy.

In its early years, the museum was modest in size but quickly grew in popularity, attracting fans from around the world. As FC Barcelona’s success on the pitch increased, so did the museum’s importance. It was expanded and modernized in 2000, introducing interactive technology and audiovisual exhibits that allowed fans to experience the club’s history in new ways.

In 2010, the museum underwent a major renovation, transforming into a fully immersive and digital experience. The revamped layout featured the Messi Space, an area dedicated entirely to Lionel Messi’s record-breaking achievements, as well as a comprehensive Trophy Gallery, historical archives, and digital walls showing memorable moments from Barça’s journey.

Today, the FC Barcelona Museum is the most visited football museum in the world, welcoming millions of fans each year. As part of the ongoing Espai Barça redevelopment project, the museum will see further enhancements to offer an even more dynamic and engaging visitor experience.

​More about the history of Camp Nou

FC Barcelona Museum highlights

FC Barcelona Museum highlights
FC Barcelona Museum highlights
FC Barcelona Museum highlights
FC Barcelona Museum highlights
FC Barcelona Museum highlights

Things to see in FC Barcelona Museum

FC Barcelona Museum - The Historic Section
FC Barcelona Museum - Trophy Cabinets
FC Barcelona Museum - Paintings
FC Barcelona Museum - Messi Space
FC Barcelona Museum - Audiovisual Area and Multimedia Installations
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The historic section

This is the largest area of the museum, the Historic Section invites you on a chronological voyage through the club's past, from its beginnings in 1899 to its rise as one of football's most well-known clubs. Through a mix of printed information, videos, 3D cinema, and archival documents, you can trace Barcelona FC's evolution.

Trophy cabinets

The museum's most captivating feature is its wall-to-wall trophy cabinets. Containing trophies and medals from FC Barcelona's history. Among the treasures on display is the prestigious Champions League Cup. You  even have the opportunity to capture a photo with the famous trophy, keep in mind though that you will have to purchase the photo for an additional cost.

Paintings

The FC Barcelona museum contains works by famous local artists such as Dalí, Miró, and Tapies. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the collection of prints and artwork dedicated to the museum and football team specially crafted for the club. This addition adds depth to your experience, offering insights into Barcelona's artistic heritage.

Messi Space

The Messi Space is an area that pays homage to the footballer Lionel Messi, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest football players. You can explore Messi's career through a collection of exhibits, including interactive touchscreens, photographs, and videos. You can also learn more about Messi's personal life, upbringing, and the values that have shaped him into the footballing icon he is today.

Audiovisual area and multimedia installations

This is an immersive experience that will transport you into FC Barcelona's history spanning nearly 120 years. This interactive space has hundreds of photos and videos that showcase the club's journey through wins and losses. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, the Audiovisual Area offers a memorable experience.

Plan your visit to FC Barcelona Museum

FC Barcelona Museum

Timings: The museum welcomes visitors from 10am to 6.30pm every day of the year

Closed: January 1st and December 25th.

Last entry: The last entry is at 5.45pm

  • It's recommended to allocate at least an hour to explore all the displays in the museum.
  • Notably, the museum is one of the few parts of the tour that remains open on match days, ensuring that fans can immerse themselves in the club's history and culture regardless of the day.
Camp Nou opening hours

Address: C/Arístides Mallol 12 (main Access 15) and Av. De Joan XVIII (Boulevard Access 9), 08028 Barcelona. ​Find on maps

  • By Bus: Take buses 54, V1, or M12 and get down at Riera Blanca - Les Cort
  • By Car: Reach Camp Nou via Carrer Arístides Maillol and enter through Entrance 14
  • By Metro: Reach Palau Reial or Les Corts on Line 3 or Collblanc or Badal on Line 5
  • By Bike: Bike through Carrer Arístides Maillol
Directions to Camp Nou Stadium
FC Barcelona Museum
  • Step-free access: The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps, elevators, and wide pathways to ensure smooth navigation throughout the exhibit areas.
  • Accessible restrooms: Adapted restrooms are available on-site, equipped with proper facilities for visitors with reduced mobility.
  • Support for hearing-impaired visitors: Visitors can request audio guides with adjustable volume. 
  • Visual assistance: Many exhibits include large-text descriptions and high-contrast displays. Museum staff are also available to assist visually impaired visitors if needed.
  • Service animals: Registered service animals are welcome inside the museum and stadium premises.
Plan your visit to to Camp Nou Stadium
Near FC Barcelona Museum

​Legends Museum: The Legends Museum is a football museum created in collaboration with LaLiga, FIFA, UEFA, CONMEBOL, and the IOC. Located at Puerta del Sol, spanning 4,200 square meters across 7 floors, it includes a 4D cinema, game area, and a rooftop restaurant.

​Atletico Madrid stadium : The Metropolitano Stadium stands as the proud home of Atletico Madrid since the 2017–18 season. It currently has a seating capacity of 70,460 fans.The Atletico Madrid Stadium Tour offers an unforgettable experience for football enthusiasts of all ages.

Facts about Camp Nou

FC Barcelona Museum visitor tips

  • On match days, certain areas of the stadium may be closed or have limited access. Plan your visit accordingly if you want to see everything.
  • The museum and tour cover a large area, so comfortable footwear is recommended for walking and standing.
  • Don’t miss the official Barça store at the end of your tour. It’s the perfect place to grab merchandise, souvenirs, or gifts.
  • If you're planning a longer day, combine your visit with stops at nearby sites like the Joan Miró Park or L’Illa Diagonal shopping center.
  • Before you go, download the official FC Barcelona app. It offers interactive features, updates, and sometimes exclusive content during your visit.
  • While most of the museum is indoors, some parts of the tour are outdoors (like the stadium seating area), so bring sun protection or rain gear as needed.
  • Parking around Spotify Camp Nou is limited. Metro (Lines 3 and 5) or local buses are more convenient for getting there.

Frequently asked questions about FC Barcelona Museum

The museum is inside the Spotify Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain. The entrance is at Access 15 on Avinguda de Joan XXIII.