Bernabéu (stadium) Stadium

Address: Avenida de Concha Espina, 1, 28036 Madrid, Spain

Website: https://www.realmadrid.com/estadio-santiago-bernabeu

Hours: Mon-Sun 10:00am-7:00pm (hours vary on match/event days)

Admission: €30-€35 (stadium tour adult, variable depending on package)

The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is a major football stadium in Madrid and the home of Real Madrid Club de Fútbol. It opened in 1947 and has been expanded and renovated multiple times to increase capacity and modernize facilities.

The venue hosts domestic league matches, UEFA competitions and high-profile international fixtures. Visitors commonly use the official stadium tour to see the pitch, trophy displays, player areas and ceremonial rooms.

Architecturally the stadium has undergone several renovation phases, most recently focused on adding a retractable roof and upgraded hospitality and media facilities. It remains one of Europe’s largest club stadiums and a central feature of Madrid’s Chamartín district.

Located in the northern part of Madrid, it is served by local public transport and lies within the Community of Madrid urban area, making it accessible from the city center.

• Capacity and opening: Opened in 1947 and named for club president Santiago Bernabéu, the stadium has an all-seated capacity of around 81,000 following successive renovations.
• Primary use: Home ground of Real Madrid and used for major domestic and European football matches, with guided tours available on non-match days.

What to See#

• Pitch and stands: The playing field and spectator bowl at the heart of the stadium with a natural grass pitch that hosts domestic and international matches.
• Trophy room and tour path: A museum and exhibition route that showcases the club’s trophies, historic kits and media exhibits; typically included on guided stadium tours.
• Corporate and VIP areas: Premium seating and ceremonial rooms used for official club events, VIP guests and press operations during matches and special events.
• Club shop and ticketing: Public retail outlet selling club merchandise and a ticket office for match and tour bookings, located within the stadium complex.

The Santiago Bernabéu is well served by Madrid Metro Line 10 (Santiago Bernabéu station) and several EMT bus lines along Paseo de la Castellana. It is a short walk from Nuevos Ministerios and well integrated into city transport.

• Book the stadium tour online in advance; match days and event days close parts of the stadium to tours.
• Visit the Bernabéu Museum early to avoid tour groups and to see the trophy rooms with fewer crowds.
• Combine a stadium tour with a stroll down Paseo de la Castellana and a coffee at a nearby café-there's more to Madrid than just the stadium façade.