We visited FC Barça Immersive Tour & Museum in Barcelona Spain which is treat to visit for Barca Fan. FC Barcelona is an interactive museum, you can see legendary trophy collection, exclusive memorabilia, and the dedicated Messi Zone featuring awards and career highlights. We also visit the spectacular 360° immersive room as well, where stunning audiovisual displays bring the passion and excitement of Barça to life. This museum displays the Spotify Camp Nou renovation and its progress over the years as well. If you are aBarca Fan you must visit this museum
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Admission to the F.C.Barcelona Museum "Immersive Tour"
- Guide specialized in soccer
- Construction viewpoint, discover how the Camp Nou is being transformed during your visit
- Immersive room "Spotify Camp Nou Live"
- Radio guide system
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- Traveler pick up offered
Itinerary
Discover the new Futbol Club Barcelona museum, inaugurated in June 2023. Accompanied at all time by a passionate football guide, you will learn all the details of the team. Visit a fully interactive museum and enter into the new "Spotify Camp Nou Live" space, where we will enjoy an immersive 360º show. Visit a complete exhibition of the Espai Barça architectural project, where there are models and audiovisual pieces to present all the details of what will be the new home of Barça fans.
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This is absolute garbage. You see some trophies that they e won which is the only good bit but it’s a bit dull . The interactive bit is some screens with the players height on that you can’t really navigate. The 3d thing is just a highlight reel on a circular screen round the wall. The viewing platform is just a window where you look at the outside is the stadium construction that you can see better from just being outside. Garbage.
Massively over priced & not worth €77.50 to only get to sit & take photos way back from the pitch & museum entrance. Would just get museum tickets only.
Sara was such a delight to have as our tour guide. She’s extremely knowledgeable on her football as well as funny, kind and very attentive. Made the experience that little bit better by meeting her.
unfortunately we missed the entrance and had to go around, which made us about 5 minutes late. The tour guide had already left? and wouldn't answer when we tried contacting them. Then after contacting Viator directly, we learned that we wouldn't get a refund :( - very disappointed
Museum is decent but you can’t see the stadium at all due to construction. The price is a rip off for what you get. Would strongly suggest you don’t bother
It was good, our guide was proficient in both English and Spanish. He was very nice. Try to go when nothing is going on at the stadium…we had a concert there the next day so there were restrictions as far as places we couldn’t visit because of the event prep.
Charged €36 to look around a so called museum that is labelled an immersive experience. Absolute joke. Stadium is a building site so all you get access to is their over priced shop, cafe and the museum. The wander around for 30 minutes touching the odd screen and looking at trophies isn’t that immersive. The average 360 screen experience is mostly a vague light show then you get the players passing a white light ball around. Everyone just stood there bemused by it all. Shouldn’t be this expensive until the stadium opens and the ticket includes having a look around that.
The guide was excellent and the tour was amazing. Appreciated the commentary from our tour guide. It was a little difficult finding the meeting spot but other than that it was a fun experience.
Guide was outstanding his knowledge made the experience wonderful. Tour was undersubscribed so it made it even better for us
We went for the tour. The booking office would not accept our tickets. We reached out to the ticket office. Julia travel and they said we needed to speak to visitor. I have tried several times to contact with no luck. We were at the museum in plenty of time and got tegecyed and had to leave around 11:15 for another tour booked for 12 noon. Very disappointed as we really wanted to do this tour and we would like a refund.
My guide (Martí) had great ability to explain and was a great expert and fan of the club's history. A great experience and highly recommended.
It was a wonderful experience. Thanks to Marti for doing an excellent job. His dedication and attention to detail made all the difference.
It was a very interesting tour and I learned a lot about FC Barcelona. Our guide Martí Alsina was excellent and very kind, he explained everything very well. Overall it's been a great experience
Marti was a really good guide, great experience and great explanation. The museum had lot of interesting elements and with Martí company everything was interesting and nice.
It was completely worth it to walk through the Barcelona FC Museum with a tour guide vs viewing ourselves. The guide offered additional details and brought the exhibit to life for us. We enjoyed the tour. Thanks
Our tour guide was amazing!!! So lovely and made my children feel so involved and made sure they got the full FC Barcelona experience. Visited on 22/2/24 in the morn
Absolutely loved the whole experience, great club, great history 😘 Would advise any football Fan to go
It is to expensive wird tripadvisor, get ur Guide Ort tiqets . Buy the Tickets direct at the Ticket-Shop. They are much cheaper there.
We did the full tour including the meal and VR. I’m not a huge football fan but I throughly enjoyed it. They provide many photo opportunities and everyone is so lovely and friendly. We were there for a couple of hours and the meal included at the restaurant is a good portion and well worth the ticket price. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Barcelona.
Barca ist Kult. Coole Tour, special thanks to Roger our perfect tour guide. We maybe come back in a few years...
Roger was a cool and excellent guide with a lot of anecdotes, thx and hipe to see the new stadium in 2026 gracias
Loved the overall experience...lovely stadium...considering reading the debth there in presently..lovely to support them...my 10yr old loved it so well done ...
Our guide, Jonathan, was great. Very knowledgeable. My husband had a problem with his knees and Jonathan didn't rush us. Walking at a relaxed pace and asking if we were OK. The museum was great especially the Messi section but when you walk out onto the pitch it was awesome. A great tour thoroughly enjoyable would totally recommend, and I'm not a Barcelona fan.
My experience didn’t go as good in the beginning. I didn’t realize our meeting point was at a bus station which was 20min from the stadium . Anyway we miss the tour ride with the tour company . They were nice enough for me to pick up my tickets from them which I had to take a taxi $$ to pick it up . Finally we made it back . We tour the stadium our self. Next time I would just buy the tour tickets at the stadium instead of a tour .
What an amazing tour! Our tour guide was Jonathan and the tour brings you to the insides of the stadium which makes it really value for money. Our tour guide provided really elaborate and detailed insights into the Camp Nou which made the visit for interesting and easy to understand. Definitely recommend it and it is much more worth it compared to the audio guides or the official tour by FC Barcelona which can go up to 139 Euros per person. This tour was just 51 Euros with almost full access to all areas except the home changing room.
A must experience for any football fan. Very informative and well organised. The actual stadium was amazing and the museum very interesting. We loved our trip here and our guide was great.
The experience of camp nou was amazing. Using “Viator” as my ticket broker was my mistake. They never made it clear where to pick up my tickets or that if I just went to the stadium itself, they’d be €20 cheaper. Absolute scam.
We injoyed the tour very much lots interesting things to see . A lot of history which we found interesting.
Christina our tour guide was great, I think only being a group of 6 made it harder for her. English translation was good, everything was explained well and we were also help with our journey back. I think the tapas 'lunch' could have been a little more substantial when u think we left at 8am and ate 2 bits of tapas at 12. That is literally my only fault. Christina was great and chatted to us separately in other parts.
Barcelona has the biggest stadium in the planet, whether you like futbol (soccer) or not, this is a place to visit. A guide will walk you through each place, from museum to pitch, dressing rooms, interactive rooms, press rooms, incredible seats on the stadium and so on. Also you get a tapas break at noon, which is good, not awesome, it works to get energies back and fresh up a bit. The tour is about three hours, you will get a transfer from the office to the stadium, and after tour finishes, the guides will help you out with any info you need to get back to downtown, no worries. They are very nice people, always eager to help and can speak English fluently. This is a must go if you are in Barcelona.
I bought a ticket from trip advisor and I got to the camp and they say I have to go to another place to pick up that was very far. It is not wealth the place to go the place is not clean and It was not what I expected the field was under construction. $70.00 not worth, sorry but I will not recommend this place if you go for a vacation to Barcelona
Booked on line, turned up and was given a smart phone and headphones. Quickly shown how to locate the numbers of the commentary items. Found the place very busy, the signage poor, and overall I was underwhelmed. The view of the pitch was spectacular, and the VR experience was fun. I’ve found most people in the city to be friendly and helpful but not the case here. 70 euros wasted, and sorry but I can’t recommend it.
More than a club, this is all about the spirit that every players, every generations and every supporter experience when living the Barcelona dream.
I was afraid because the only reviews were bad but have it a try anyway because of schedule reasons. I'm pleased to say that the tour was great, the guide, Christina, was excellent and gave us plenty of time to take pictures and enjoy the area. The snack was very good and authentic. We decided to walk back to Las Ramblas and it was a wonderful experience. Recommend.
Guide was terrible. Could'nt organise the group, loads of us couldn't find him to meet at the lunch point so paid for a lunch we didn't have. We could hear him through the audio but could'nt contact him. We could hear him saying he'd lost s9me of the group & said he'd wait, but didn't say whereso we could have tried to find him. If he'd have chatted over the audio to pass on where to meet that would have worked. Hardly a tour guide. We ended up paying for extra food and then because we could not find him we had to go BACK to the tour ofgice to drop the audio off!! Not enough time Expensive Return journey not included Cheaper by 1/2 to just get there yourself & pay for your ticket at the stadium as we could've had another 2-3 hours in there. Rubbish. Bought it for my husbands birthday.
Excellent treatment and explanation of Julia Very friendly and attentive throughout the tour
So first of all, I think it's an absolute cheek that you don't get a single look into the stadium during the entire tour, even though games are already being played there (even if with a lower capacity). That was the main reason we did this tour. The museum is also rather disappointing. In the beginning, a photo of one is necessarily taken, which you can then buy printed out at the end for 30€!!!! In the beginning there are a few rooms with jerseys and then actually mostly only rooms where all the cups are displayed. At the end of the tour comes a room with a 360 degree screen, but where actually only any videos without any sense of context are played. The “Construction Viewpoint” consists of a bench in front of a plexiglass pane overlooking the construction site. All in all, then, very unsatisfactory.
The visit took place with and above all for my 8-year-old football-mad son. For the proud price, I would have liked an adequate infrastructure - for example toilets in the museum building. The stadium cannot be visited from the inside due to construction work. The, which was titled "Mirador" (viewing platform), is a pane of glass on the second floor (!) of the adjacent building, which primarily serves to guide visitors through the gigantic fan shop of CF Barcelona, where hundreds of items, gilded by the club's coat of arms, are offered at fierce prices. The souvenir photo at the entrance of the museum, taken in front of green wall, costs between 30 and 65 euros. Contrary to the price display obligation, you only find out when you queue for a quarter of an hour in the corresponding line. The entire periphery of gastronomy exudes the Mood of Uwes sausage stall, with prices as on Sylt. For me personally to forget. But what don't you do for your offspring...
Good experience for the whole family. Everything was amazing, pity others are renovating the statko
The stadium is closed for work and we only take an immersive tour. 20 minutes tour without any visibility on the stadium. 28 euros is simply theft. Absolutely avoid
Bad. Too expensive to see little and nothing , museum that is not worth the price you pay, they charged me for the Tour of the stadium when it was closed for renovation , at 17 50 they prevented me from doing the activities of the shots on goal included in the ticket paid for fior di soldi when the whole thing would be closed at 18:00 , immersive tour with a giant screen how ridiculous, I have to say a nice FRAUD
Excellent Barca Museum! Although the stadium is under renovation, it is a must for any football fan.
Punctual departure, attentive and kind Guide, with a lot of knowledge about the club and the site. It's worth it!!! Me and my family love it!
It was a fantastic experience. Best of all was our guide, Marti Alsina, whose passion and knowledge made the visit even more special. Marti answered all our questions and shared fascinating anecdotes. I recommend this visit to all football fans. Thank you, Marti, for an unforgettable experience!
A great journey through the past of FC Barcelona. Impressive trophy collection and an atmospheric video show. The guide was very informative and knew how to answer every question. We were there when it opened at 10 a.m., but the museum quickly became full and hot. It certainly doesn't make sense to arrive later. Cool gimmick: in front of the museum you can take part in a penalty duel against the robot keeper ter Tegen.
Very loose. We expected much more. Too virtual, too dark. A shame. Maybe they will improve when the new field is up and running.
I'm not very interested in the world of football, but I wanted to visit this museum with my family. There are several rooms: history, footballers, trophies and much more; furthermore there is also a very beautiful and exciting 360 degree multimedia show. I highly recommend the visit to both football fans and those who are not very interested like me, since the visit is worth it.
Okay experience - but very expensive compared to what you get. Think only that is really exciting for big FC Barcelona fans.
The stadium is under construction. I paid 28 euros for people, more than 100 euros because there were four of us.. The museum is not worth anything, it is seen in 10 minutes. Plus they put people in there without limits, it's been overwhelming. For dessert, more than an hour of torture waiting in the blazing sun with a 12-year-old boy for 3 shots at the robokeeper, for 6 euros to older people who had paid ppr internet. Nothing recommended..
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