Is Camp Nou open now?

Camp Nou is currently closed due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Even on matchdays, the Camp Nou Museum, the trophy room, and the Messi area are open until 3:00 PM.

Does Camp Nou have a museum?

Live the emotion of entering the field of play from the tunnel, discover the area dedicated to Leo Messi, see the five European Cups and interact with the history of the Club at the Museum.

Is it worth visiting Camp Nou?

On A Scale Of 1 to 10 Is The Camp Nou Experience Worth It? The tour is busy and the lack of available private guides are definite downsides. The amount of information, great audio tours, ability to move at your own speed, reasonable food, and dining options, and the interactive spots make it a solid 8.5 out of 10.

Is there a live tour of Camp Nou?

Live Tour to Camp Nou without leaving home! What’s included? What does it include? On your visit to the Camp Nou… Come to Barça Cafe! Immerse yourself in the Blaugrana atmosphere and treat your taste buds as an authentic Culer. Full information about tickets for visits affected by COVID-19.

When to go to Camp Nou in Barcelona?

Camp Nou is open Sun (10:00 AM – 2:30 PM), Mon – Sat (10:00 AM – 6:30 PM). Buy tickets in advance on TripAdvisor. If you book with TripAdvisor, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.

Can you sit in the dugout at Camp Nou?

Camp Nou Tour: Explore all the different parts of of the Camp Nou as you take a tour of one of the most emblematic stadiums in the world; The stands, the field, the dugout; feel the Camp Nou’s magic from the pitch level. ¡Now you can also sit in the first team dugout!

How many games has Olivier seen at Camp Nou?

Olivier have seen more than 200 games at Camp Nou since he arrived in Barcelona in 2005. Ludivine has 15 years of experience in sports journalism, and she is our women touch! Put yourself in the players’ shoes! Discover where the players go on a game day thanks to photos chosen for you.

Is Camp Nou open now? Camp Nou is currently closed due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Even on matchdays, the Camp Nou Museum, the trophy room, and the Messi area are open until 3:00 PM. Does Camp Nou have a museum? Live the emotion of entering the field of play from the tunnel, discover the area…