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F.C. BARCELONA TOUR AND MUSEUM
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Tour opening hours:
No matter if it is a working day or weekends, the Tour and Museum visit always opens at 10 am.
Tour closing hours:
From Monday to Saturday at 5.30 pm
Sundays and bank holidays at 1.30 pm
Match days at 1 pm
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VISITING THE CAMP NOU STADIUM
Thanks to the guided visits to the Bara's stadium, visitors get to find out all the details supporters do not usually have the chance to see. To get you curious the visit starts at the dressing rooms, it continues by the pitch grass and then it allows you to sit down on the players's bench after passing through the tunnel.
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The Barca's supporters celebrate their victories at the traditional fountain of Canaletes, at the top part of the Ramblas in Barcelona.
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The UEFA's 5 stars are a recognition of the stadium quality.
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The stadium visit does not forget to pass through the celebrities' reserved area, known as VIP Lounge.
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It also shows the Presidential Box for the managing board and the Club's President.
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One of the changing rooms area is destined to the players' recovery massages after giving their best on the pitch.
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The players' lockers usually attract the visitors for they are where they keep their clothing and football boots.
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The stadium has a press conference room where players and managers are interviewed before and after the matches.
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The FC Barcelona has its own television.
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This is the players' route from the changing rooms to the pitch.
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After visiting the changing rooms, the grass, the VIP lounges, the presidential box, the bench, the press areas and the Foundation, the Tour finishes with amazing panoramic views of the stadium.
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The stadium has a chapel too, which includes a reproduction of the patron saint of Catalonia, the Virgin of Montserrat, well-known as "La Moreneta".
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The Barca's badge appears on every bench seat.
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The visitors enjoy walking on the Camp Nou grass.
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From the grass you will enjoy a stadium different point of view, the players one.
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Other press zones from where the journalists broadcast the matches live.
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Thanks to this reproduction the visitor can get an idea of the stadium dimension.
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The Barca Museum is the second most visited museum in Catalonia.
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The Museum most important trophies are the 2 European Cups obtained in 1992 and 2006.
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Apart from the football division, the Club has other sports sections such as the Handball one.
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Stoitchkov gave his Golden Ball to the Museum, which he had obtained while playing with the team.
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When Bara plays home, the stadium is a celebration.
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THE MUSEUM “PRESIDENT NNEZ”
About the Museum:
- Considered as the best football Museum.
- It is the second most visited Museum in Catalonia.
- Every year it is visited by more than a million people.
- In 2000 it was named after his creator, President Núñez.
Revisiting the history:
One of the Museum areas is dedicated to more than 100 years of club's history, with trophies, photographs and all kinds of souvenirs.
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It contains photographs and interesting videos for the fans.
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| Conquered trophies by the entity throughout its history. |
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Art Biennials
The Museum has a room with the works by important artists who have participated in the Art Biennials organized by the club.
Pablo Onarque permanent exhibition
It shows curious objects related to football.
The Club also organizes Temporary Exhibitions.
In order to keep all the photographic archives and audio-visual material organized, the Club also has a documentation centre.
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| Photographs of different FC Barcelona players: Cruyff, Maradonna ... |
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| The Museum is really unique both for its trophies and its historic pictures. |
FC Barcelona stadium reproduction: "Camp Nou". |
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One of the Museum main attractions is the possibility to lift the first European Cup won at Wembley in 1992, the year of the Barcelona Olympics.
Remember! The Tour closes on the 1st and 6th of January, 24th of September and Christmas day.
It opens from 10 am to 6.30 pm. Sundays and bank holidays the closing time is 2 pm.
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| Different historic marks that can be seen at the Barcelona Museum. |
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Inside the glass cabinets many objects related to the Barca's players can be seen.
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The figures reproduce both players and moves.
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Dalí was a great Barca's fan and he proved it like this
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Thanks to its collection it is regarded as one of the most important football museums.
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HOW TO GET TO THE CAMP NOU STADIUM BY UNDERGROUND OR BUS:
Bus lines: 7, 15, 43, 67, 68, 74, 75, L12, L50, L60 and L62.
Metro: Line 3 (Get off at Maria Cristina or Les Corts) & Line 5 (Get off at Collblanc or Badal) |
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ACCESS to the Camp Nou Stadium (Barcelona)
Av. Aristides Maillol, s/n, 08028, Barcelona
Click here to enlarge the image.
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VISITING HOURS:
From November 1st to March 30th
- Monday to Sunday from 10am to 5pm
- Sunday from 10.30am to 1pm
From April 1st to October 30th
- Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm
- Sunday from 10.30am to 1pm
On match days and the working days after a match home, there won't be 3D tours
STADIUM FROM INSIDE. COME AND DISCOVER IT!
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STADIUM RCDE ADDRESS
Baix Llobregat Avenue, 100
08940, Cornellà de Llobregat |
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