The board of directors paid attention to the supporters who were asking for a new ground and years later presented the Camp Nou. The building works took three years to complete The first game was played against a Warsaw Select XI. The Catalan side got their first win at the stadium The Paraguayan player, who wore the Barcelona shirt for seven years, remains in the memory of all 'azulgrana' fans.
It was Real Madrid who won for the first time at the 'azulgrana' manor. In it hosted the Olympic Game s. During the celebration of the games, Spain played a game against Poland, which they won They did it against Sevilla FC, winning It is currently the stadium with the biggest capacity in Europe, 99, spectators.
The number of members also dropped to 3, Better times were to come. The new stadium had a capacity of 90, The 60's were a period of crisis they won the Spanish Cups and and the Fairs' Cup , only.
However, it was then that the sentence "more than a Club" was born. In , the signing of Dutch Johan Cruyff put the finishing touches to a golden forward line of Rexach, Asensi, Cruyff, Sotil and Marcial, who led the league winning side of Coinciding with the Club's 75th anniversary, there were now 69, members, making it the most powerful sporting club in the World.
The Club then began a considerable period of social and financial expansion. The increase in member numbers reached the , and many supporter's clubs were founded. The FC Barcelona was becoming the sports most important entity in the world. The FC Barcelona is currently a sports entity which includes basketball, handball, hockey, athletism, ice-hockey, figure skating, indoor football, rugby, baseball, volleyball and women's football sections. The football team are the only side to have qualified for European competition every year since its inauguration in There are now a total of , members and 1, supporters clubs.
To avoid the unavoidable queues for this emblematic monument of the Catalan capital, we advise you to purchase in advance your skip the line tickets with priority access to La Sagrada Familia.
From the lizard at the entrance, to the famous snaking Serpent Bench the details will put a smile on your face. Camp Nou Tour! You will see absolutely all the facilities and feel the atmosphere of this mythical stadium before visiting the Shop of the Club!
Most eating and drinking in Barcelona are centered in the historic centre Gothic Quarter, El Born, and Raval , and there is more nightlife in the nearby beach and port areas. The stadium is easy to reach by metro. Various stations lie close to the stadium and from all of them it takes an approximate minute walk to reach the stadium. The next two stations, Maria Cristina and Palau Reial, are equal alternatives.
The journey from the centre takes about 25 minutes. Click on the additional Grounds below to find out more information, or visit the Grounds Hub to find the Ground that you are looking for. By continuing we assume your permission to deploy cookies, as detailed in our privacy policy. Hotel NH Rallye overlooks the stadium and gets good reviews.
Click here for an overview of hotels near Camp Nou. Tickets for Barcelona games can be bought online, through the official website or Ticketmaster , at the ticket windows taquillas of Camp Nou, or through any of the other sales outlets, which include the local tourist offices and club stores.
If tickets remain, these can be bought at the ticket windows of the stadium on the day of the match near gate 9. Barcelona sell out very few games per season, typically only El Clasico and high-profile Champions League matches. Tickets for El Clasico can only be bought by club members, and to get these you therefore need to search on the secondary market or use one of the many licensed agencies. The likes of viagogo and Ticketbis offer lots of choice and tend to be reliable, though needless to say that prices are high.
Their prices for regular matches tend to be more competitive though, and can even be cheaper than face value so offer an alternative for the official route. Ticket prices depend on the opponent as Barcelona have divided their home games into multiple different pricing categories. Prices will be even higher for some games, including, El Clasico and later stage Champions League games, and can be lower for a few low-profile games and Copa del Rey games.
Barcelona offer self-guided stadium tours, called the Camp Nou Experience, which include a walk through the stadium with audio guide and access to the Barcelona museum. Private guides are available against additional payment. The Camp Nou Experience typically takes between 90 and minutes.
The tour opens Monday to Saturday from am to pm half an hour to an hour longer in the summer months and on Sundays until pm all day in the summer months. There are no tours on the day of a match and there is limited access the day before a Champions League match. No reservations are required for groups of under 20 people, but they can still be made online. Expensive ticket for section directly in front of the away supporters , paid euro, which according to my cab driver was pretty cheap. LOTS of tourists, children, and Americans.
The lady 2 seats over from me fell asleep in the second half. Getting into the stadium was really easy, as was finding my seat.
However, the concessions are pretty awful, no variety, and the quality of the food is pretty bland. Every single concession on the level were exactly the same. They also only serve non-alcoholic beer, which is probably a good thing, but I was in the mood for a cerveza! Getting out was a challenge, as I was staying on the other side of the city in El Poblenou. I took a taxi to the game, but getting one after was near impossible. Getting a bus was also difficult because of the traffic, so I ended up just walking to the train station Placa de Sants.
Visited the Camp Nou in as treat for my birthday. Seats in top tier so view was great, although quiet far obviously from the pitch! Mostly English people in this area, assumed all booked via same company!
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