Stadium
Spotify Camp Nou
- Barcelona
- 1.5–2 hours
- 1 experience to book
The club's stadium since 1957, back in use since November 2025 while rebuilding goes on; the museum sits next door.
Things to do at Spotify Camp Nou
About Spotify Camp Nou
Camp Nou opened in 1957 and closed in 2023 for a rebuild that adds a roof and a new third tier. Matches returned in November 2025, but the works continue and there is no confirmed finish date.
Until the renovated permanent museum opens, visitors use the Barça Immersive Tour, a temporary exhibition in the former ice-rink building beside the stadium. Expect trophies, shirts and film from more than a century of the club, a 360-degree audiovisual room, and a viewpoint over the construction site and the new stands.
Know before you go
- Building works continue around the stadium; follow the signed routes
- The pitch, dressing rooms and tunnel are not part of the museum visit
- Hours change on match days
- The museum is step-free; wheelchairs can be borrowed free at the desk