Camp Nou,Spain

Absolutely loved it! What an experience for me and my wife! We had a blast. Lots of bathroom at almost every entrance to the seats. The views were great from the second balcony in the corner. Definitely a MUST visit for the museum but if you can also catch a game you have to go!!

We bought the tour around the stadium and at night we went on game. There are a lot of things to see in the stadium like golden shoes of the players, their trophies and clothes. There aren’t any interactive places so I would not recommend this for younger children. The game night was something totally different because of the atmosphere. There is a big parking space and everything is good explained and marked so you will not have a problem with orientation.

Really exciting place to be in if you love football. The stadium is deeply connected with the history of this sport. The museum inside tells the story of the club in good detail. I would advise to not rush through, and make sure to have at least 2h of time to visit. It was especially enjoyable stepping on the field around the bench area along the sideline, perfect spot for taking pictures. Walking on the playing pitch is not allowed.

A good detailed tour of the stadium, you get to go really close to the football pitch. It's a real treat for the Barcelona fans. The museum was crowded but cool to see too. You have the option to take professional photos at some points, but there are really expensive, it cost more than 30 euro for a single photo which is not reasonable at all

Great atmosphere during matches. Also great location for building a stadium that holds nearly 100k people. Streets just get lifted up by all the energy from the people. If you're a fan of football I would greatly recommend checking it out!

Very exciting place to visit. It was great. Just make sure that there is no a game the next day, as you won't be able to experience the full tour and visit most of the places as they are closed. And also everything is super expensive: gift shop and all coffee shops around.

Absolute fantastic tour, take the player experience, absolutely worth it, we got lucky with a super awesome tour guide who was speaking Spanish, Catalan, Italian, French, English, and even a bit of Arabic, he made the tour so much fun. Part of the player experience is visiting the changing room, but they do undersell it a lot. It isn't just about the changing room, it is about understanding the journey of the players, how they prepare days before the game in the technical room, how they have their meetings, their super tremendous pressure they have to play well. It is definitely an interesting perspective that none of the people on the tour had before. The visit includes the tour, the store Which is actually a mega store, and the activities outside, so we spent around 3 hours on premise. Highly recommended

Basic tour is excellent value for money. Spent around 3 hours completing the tour - the museum is for me the highlight of the tour. Extensive detail and information about the turbulent history of the club, with many items on display to tell the story. The tour is unguided with the option to pay to use a prerecorded visual and audio guide on a mobile phone. For me, this wasn’t necessary as it didn’t add much value to the displays and information already available.

Great stadium in great venue in Barcelona. I'm not the biggest fan of the club, but I have to admit that the stadium is really impressive. When you enter the grass out of the tunnel it's breathtaking - even without spectators. Very good vote of the members to renovate in same place. Let's hope that the new stadium will carry on the atmosphere.

First time there was to watch a match and it was a fantastic experience. The gates were clearly labelled so finding my seat wasn't hard. There was a long queue for the drinks outside so I bought it inside as you're not allowed to bring your drinks inside. The staff were really friendly and helped take photos too!