Camp Nou

Camp Nou is Europe's largest stadium.

Camp Nou is home to a museum and an immersive room / virtual reality experience called "Barca Virtual Dream". Online booking available.

Camp Nou hosted the opening ceremony of the 1982 World Cup held in Spain. The stadium capacity was then 115,000 seats, reduced to 99,000 in 1984 following the conversion of terraces into seating areas.

"Camp Nou" means "new stadium", built to replace "Les Corts" which had become too small, as fans were so keen to watch the legend Ladislao Kubala play.

How to buy tickets for an FC Barcelona match at Camp Nou?

🎟️ Tickets for FC Barcelona matches at Camp Nou are available on the club's online ticketing platform.

✅ Tickets are accessible regardless of the opponent and competition. A membership is offered for early access to sales but this is not necessary, you will have no problems getting seats.

ℹ️ All information on opening times can be found on the FC Barcelona ticketing platform and you can sign up for an email newsletter according to the match you want.

Is there another way to buy tickets for an FC Barcelona match at Camp Nou?

🤝 Yes, P1Travel is an official approved FC Barcelona ticket seller.

You can find seats for all matches. This can be a good solution if you want to secure your tickets well in advance. There are sometimes also good deals (especially at the last minute).

You can find our affiliate link supporting the site to see availability here.

How to get to Camp Nou by public transport?

"Collblanc": 🚇 Metro L5/L9S/L10S - 🚍 Bus 157/D20/LH1/N2/N3/N14

"Les Corts": 🚇 Metro L3 - 🚍 Bus H8/M12/70/V3

"Aristides Maillos": 🚍 Bus M12/V1

"Joan XXIII": 🚍 Bus M10/113

"Palau Reial": 🚇 Metro L3 - 🚈 Tram T1/T2/T3

👀 What to do / What to see in Barcelona?

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia.

Stroll along the Rambla and Passeig de Gracia, take a gourmet break at the Boqueria market, 🍓🍹

✨ Marvel at Gaudí's architectural creations, the monumental Sagrada Família 💒 (cathedral), the surprising Casa Batlló and Casa Milà Pedrera, Park Güell and its views over the city, Palau Güell, Casa Vicens...

Settle down to cool off at Royal Square (Plaça Reial), its terraces and palm trees. 🌴

Wander through the Gothic Quarter, the medieval heart of the city.

Explore the historic El Born neighbourhood, its shaded streets, its small squares and the covered market (el mercat). Discover the Palau de la Música Catalana…, the Picasso Museum, the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, a masterpiece of Catalan Gothic.

Starting from Spain Square, discover the Poble Espanyol and the Joan Miró Foundation located on the hill of Montjuïc. You can take a cable car to get there. Poble Espanyol is a reconstructed village where activities are organised.

Contemporary art enthusiasts will love the MACBA, a museum with ultra-modern architecture.

🏖️ Relax in the Barceloneta neighbourhood and its sandy beaches, its tapas terraces and take the opportunity to stroll along the Port Olímpic created for the 1992 games.

Around, Visit Sitges, a picturesque village located 35km away (1/2 hour by train) or the Montserrat Monastery 50km away, also accessible by train then by cable car. 🚠

🚌 A very good way to see much in little time is to use tourist buses like "Hop-on Hop-off".

💃🏻 Take advantage of your visit to watch a Flamenco dance show.