Private Football Club Barcelona Tour with Friendly Local Guide
Barcelona, ES
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Private tour of Camp Nou
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Duration 1.5 hours
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Expert local guide
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Includes public transport tickets
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Access to FC Barcelona Museum
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Bottled water provided
Explore the iconic Camp Nou with a private guide and get an insider's view of FC Barcelona's legendary stadium and museum.
Included
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Bottled water -
All fees and taxes
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Must see cultural experience in barcelona
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Private tour of fc barcelona’s camp nou
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Public transport tickets
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Entrance fee of the fc barcelona museum and stadium
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Expert advice where to go and what to do after the tour
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City map
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Friendly local guide
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Hotel drop-off -
Gratuities
Explore the iconic Camp Nou with a private guide and get an insider's view of FC Barcelona's legendary stadium and museum.
Highlights
- Private tour of Camp Nou Stadium
- Explore the pitch, locker rooms, and VIP box
- Admire over 20 Spanish Football Championship trophies
- Interactive museum with touch screens and visuals
- Feel like the president in the Presidential Box
Pickup
Check if pick-up is available from your location, you will select during checkout (providers may allow other pickup locations)
What to expect
Barcelona
The Football tour is a triumph of technology, stadium ambience and details about FC Barcelona, one of the best football teams in the world. And even more: it is a celebration of the very spirit of football. Take a private tour of the Camp Nou Stadium to feel atmosphere and understand fans better. Football on TV is fun to watch, but the real magic happens on the stadium. As you know from the famous loudly shouted motto, Barcelona really is more than a club. Its members belong to their fans, they live and work in accordance with the increased requirements for social responsibility and are propagandists of the Catalan culture. The collection of the museum is breathtaking and impressive. Giant touchscreens, sound installations (including match sounds), historical statistics and a trophy room worthy of King Midas will impress anyone - even if you're not a football fan.
30 minutes
Spotify Camp Nou
It is one of the most legendary stadiums in the world, and you will understand why Barça's motto is “More than just a club”.
10 minutes
Admission Included
FC Barcelona Museum
The museum was founded in 1984 and has since become a popular tourist attraction. 1.Virtual Stadium - a ten-minute introductory 3D video about a tour of the stadium. Before the start of the tour of the stadium, you will watch a 3D video. The video helps to imagine what it would be like to be on the field during the match. Excerpts from famous matches are shown in a 3D video. 2. Locker room for the guest team. Here you will have the chance to walk around the locker room, designed for the guest team. You will be surprised how unpretentious everything is there. 3. The chapel of the football club. The chapel was opened in 1958, and in 1982 it was blessed by Pope John Paul II. A place where players can pray before the match starts.
10 minutes
Admission Included
FC Barcelona Museum
4. The tunnel through which the players enter the field. Tunneling is exciting. This is an opportunity to feel yourself in the shoes of players entering the field before the big game, when at the other end of the tunnel a roaring crowd of 100,000 fans awaits them. 5. Spare benches (or the so-called "bank") - spare benches at the field. 6. Press center of FC Barcelona. The hall seats 120 journalists. This is where press conferences take place before and after matches. After each match, two players meet with the press. Players are selected based on what happened to them on the field or off the field. 7. The mixed zone is where teams give post-match commentary to the press. It is here that interviews are given that you have seen a thousand times on TV. 8. Organizational hall - a place for corporate meetings. Here, in a comfortable environment, sponsors communicate with each other before and after matches.
10 minutes
Admission Included
FC Barcelona Museum
9. Lithograph by Miro. Miro lithography dedicated to FC Barcelona Artwork created by the artist Miró in honor of FC Barcelona. 10. Plate with five stars. In 1999, the stadium was awarded a five-star rating. The same rating as hotels, only in the sports world. 11. Board of honor of the presidents of FC Barcelona. This board has marked the names of all the presidents of the club since its inception. 12. The Presidential Box. This is an opportunity to enjoy the best view of the stadium. The president and his guests of honor are seated in this part of the stadium. What an opportunity to feel like the president of a football club or Victoria Beckham.
10 minutes
Admission Included
FC Barcelona Museum
13. Press boxes. 29 cabins are located 35 meters above the field. From these booths, commentators report on matches. Standing there, you can imagine the commentators playing or cheering after a goal has been scored. And then you will visit the museum. The museum consists of three parts: The historical part of the FC Barcelona Museum is the largest part of the museum. You will learn the history of the club in chronological order, starting from the year of foundation in 1899. 14. Trophy display cases If cups interest you more than history, then you will not be disappointed. The museum windows are filled with testimonies of the club's major achievements. The most important trophy - the Champions League Cup, is also located here. You can even touch it for a fee. Here you can take pictures with friends holding a cup. The picture can be bought at the exit from the museum. This Barcelona Club Private Tour will appeal to all football fans around the world.
10 minutes
Admission Included
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Public transportation options are available nearby -
Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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IMPORTANT: Due to the works currently taking place at the Spotify Camp Nou, it is only possible to enter into the FC Barcelona Museum. The stadium is closed and cannot be visited.
What our experts say
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Visit nearby La Masia for lunch. -
Check for any match-day events.
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Try the local tapas at nearby bars.
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Bring your camera for great photos.
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Wear comfortable shoes for walking.
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