Why is it called Camp Nou?

Camp Nou literally means 'New Field' and was named after the previous stadium Camp de Les Corts.

Is Camp Nou the biggest stadium in the world?

No, Camp Nou is not the biggest stadium in the world, but it is the biggest in Europe.

Can we visit Camp Nou?

Yes, you can take a tour of Camp Nou and its museum.

Is it worth visiting Camp Nou?

Yes. Camp Nou is the 4th largest football stadium in terms of capacity and is home to FC Barcelona. If you are a football fan or a FC Barcelona geek, there is a lot to uncover and know about in Camp Nou, making it a tour that you must take.

What is the best time to visit Camp Nou?

The best time to visit Camp Nou would be as soon as the stadium opens for tours. This will help you avoid queues, especially if you have purchased tickets in advance. Barcelona is most crowded from April to October so expect long queues during these months. Camp Nou will also be exceptionally crowded during Match days, so skip the tour on these days as well.

Can you enter Camp Nou for free?

No, you need to buy Camp Nou Tour tickets to enter the stadium.

Can I bring a camera to Camp Nou?

No. Professional cameras are not allowed inside Camp Nou without prior permission. You can however click pictures on your phone.

How long does the Camp Nou tour take?

The Camp Nou Tour takes about an hour and a half.

Is Camp Nou open for tours?

Yes. Camp Nou is open for tours all year except January 1, January 6, September 24 and Christmas Day. On days of La Liga or Copa del Rey match day tours are closed. However, the museum, the trophy room, the Messi area and the panoramic view of the stadium are open until 3 hours before the start of the match.