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Things to do at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

Tickets

Guided tours

  • Traffic on Gran Vía beneath the Metrópolis building

    Valid all day · about 1–1.5 h per route

    Madrid Open-Top Bus

    Board at any stop · open top deck
    Free cancellationfrom€40per adult

About Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

The stadium opened in December 1947 and took the name of club president Santiago Bernabéu in 1955. From 2019 it was rebuilt around the old bowl, with a skin of stainless-steel ribbons, a retractable roof and a pitch that splits into trays and slides into an underground greenhouse, so the ground can host concerts as well as football.

The Tour Bernabéu is the club's official self-guided visit. It takes in an interactive museum lined with trophies, a panoramic viewpoint over the bowl and, on days without a match, the dressing rooms and the team benches beside the pitch.

Know before you go

  • Route and hours change on match and event days
  • Dressing rooms and benches close the day before a match and on match day
  • Tickets are for a set date and time and can't be changed
  • Souvenir photos and the RM Games zone cost extra