FC Barcelona Museum Museum

Address: C. Aristides Maillol, 12 (Camp Nou), 08028 Barcelona, Spain

Website: https://www.fcbarcelona.com/en/museum

Hours: Daily 10:00am-6:00pm (varies on match days; check ahead)

Admission: Adult admission typically around €25-30 (stadium tour + museum combined; prices vary)

The FC Barcelona Museum sits alongside Camp Nou in Barcelona and presents the history and achievements of Futbol Club Barcelona; the museum opened in the 1980s and is part of the stadium tour complex. It is an interpretation and trophy museum that complements a walk-through of the stadium’s principal areas.

Exhibits include the club’s trophy displays, interactive multimedia on famous matches and players, historical kits and archive material. The combined museum and stadium tour usually covers the trophy room, multimedia exhibits, the players’ tunnel, press areas and panoramic pitch viewpoints that showcase the stadium’s nearly 100,000-seat scale.

The collection and tour were developed by the club and expanded over decades to reflect FC Barcelona’s sporting history and global profile. The site continues to be updated as the stadium and museum facilities are renovated.

Located in the Les Corts district of Barcelona, the museum sits adjacent to Camp Nou about 4 kilometres west of the city’s Gothic Quarter and is served by several metro and bus lines.

• Match-day access: The museum is integrated with the Camp Nou stadium tour and is often closed or has restricted access on match days, so check schedules in advance.

What to See#

• Trophy room: Trophy displays showing the club’s domestic and European honours along with historic shirts, medals and memorabilia tracing club history.
• Camp Nou tour stops: Stadium-tour stops that typically include the presidential box, press room, players’ tunnel and pitch-side viewpoints offering a panoramic view of **Camp Nou** (stadium capacity approximately 99,354).

The FC Barcelona Museum is located at Camp Nou in the Les Corts district. Take the Barcelona metro to Palau Reial or Les Corts (L3) or to Collblanc (L5), then walk roughly 5-15 minutes to the stadium depending on the station and exit.

By car the stadium is a few kilometres west of Plaça de Catalunya along Avinguda Diagonal/avenues crossing Les Corts; expect a short drive from central Barcelona, though parking can be limited on match days.

• Buy tickets online for the Camp Nou Experience and aim for a weekday morning to avoid large tour groups; the museum and stadium tour are often closed or restricted on matchdays so check the fixtures first.
• Allow time for the full route: the trophy room and pitch-side walkways are highlights that many visitors skim; arriving early gives you quieter access for photos.