FC Barcelona Museum | The Ultimate Guide for Football Fans

The history of the FC Barcelona Museum

1984: The FC Barcelona Museum was inaugurated under the presidency of Josep Lluís Nuñez. Its designed to showcase the club's history and achievements.

2000: Under the presidency of Nuñez's successor, Joan Gaspart, the museum undergoes a name change and is renamed the President Nuñez Museum, reflecting the club's gratitude towards its former leader.

June 15, 2010: After an extensive period of restructuring and renovation, the museum is reopened to the public. This marks a significant transformation as the museum is divided into 3 distinct sections to enhance visitor experience.

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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.

Frequently asked questions about FC Barcelona Museum

Are guided tours available at the FC Barcelona Museum?

Yes, guided tours of the museum are available here for visitors who wish to understand the club's history with the guidance of knowledgeable tour guides.

Is photography allowed in the FC Barcelona Museum?

Photography is permitted in the museum, but visitors are encouraged to respect any specific guidelines and restrictions, especially near sensitive artifacts.

Is the FC Barcelona Museum accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes the museum is accessible, however it's advisable to inquire about specific accessibility features and accommodations available at the museum.

Is there parking available near the FC Barcelona Museum?

Yes, there is parking available near Camp Nou stadium for visitors arriving by car. However, parking availability and fees may vary depending on factors such as time of day and events taking place at the stadium.

Is the FC Barcelona Museum accessible for non-Spanish speakers?

Yes, the museum offers multilingual information and displays to accommodate visitors who do not speak Spanish. Information is often available in languages such as English, Catalan, and others.

Can I visit the FC Barcelona Museum without purchasing a stadium tour?

Yes, it's possible to visit the museum independently without purchasing a stadium tour ticket. However, we recommend visiting the museum as part of the overall Camp Nou Experience package, which includes a tour of the stadium as well.

Is the FC Barcelona Museum suitable for children?

Yes, the museum is suitable for visitors of all ages, including children. There are interactive displays and exhibits designed to engage younger visitors and educate them about the club's history in an entertaining way.