Camp Nou

Dwarka | Stadium

Quick Info

Visit Duration: 10 hours

Timings: Monday to Saturday 10 am to 8 pm and Sunday 10 am to 2.30 Pm

Entry type: Paid

Entry Fee: 2372.58

Entry Details: Paid

summary

Camp Nou was constructed in 3 years, from 1954 to 1957. initially, it was built with two levels with a capacity of 93000 fans which then gradually increased. It is now a record number holding around 99,354 fans altogether, making it one of the largest stadiums in Europe. This makes the home ground of FC Barcelona one of the mammoth stadiums in terms of size and attendance it can take in a game.

Camp Nou was formerly known as the Esradi del DC Barcelona, where both the noted games were played viz 1972 and 1982 World Cup finals. A true Barcelona fan can never miss the aura and the presence of the stadium being in it reliving the stature of the players. The tour makes the visitors aware of every corner of the stadium with all the features and the locker rooms where the players sit and prepare for the big games. The entrance through the ally towards the ground fascinates and creates goosebumps among football fans worldwide.

Highlights of Camp Nou

Wearing the jerseys of favourite players and heading out from the tunnel to the field is a practice of Camp Nou that pumps the visitors' adrenaline.

Camp Nou is the home of the famous FC Barcelona, where the greatest among the clubs plays.

The stadium has the audacity that takes the visitors back to the old days, where all the historical statistics and the audio displays with interactive displays hold the sigma. The club's history is so nicely highlighted in the Museum.

The trophy case holds the weight of 20 Liga trophies and 5 Champions Trophies, where multiple images can be taken with the cups.

All the corners of the stadium are explorable. The locker rooms, the press box, the breathtaking pitch side and all the notable features are accessible to all the visitors.

Camp Nou Overview

Points Of Interest for Camp Nou

Camp Nou Barcelona brings all sorts of amusement for the visitors in it as:

FC Barcelona Museum

A complete football team's journey is kept in it chronologically, which enhances the thinking of the visitors towards the game. The Museum holds the club's thrilling games, its richness towards the game, and the prestigious honours that the club received, including all the cups and trophies that are awarded to the team. The stadium has different areas to categorise visitors according to the section they want to visit. A Messi section. The permanent exhibits and one section with all the trophies make the experience even more soothing.

The amazing use of technology in multimedia brings the 120 years club legacy alive to all the visitors.

FC Barcelona Official Store

The stadium also has the FC Barcelona store at Spotify Camp Nou, where the authentic Barca gears are available. This is one of the largest Barca stores in the world, and the list of items is very tempting to all football fans because of the availability of all the clothing, flags, footwear, and ball with timepieces and media.

Ice Skating Rink

Camp Nou is also built with an ice skating rink to sink in the vibe, talking and enjoying with fellow travellers. The Skating rink is generally reserved for hockey and figure skating it is always open for the public's amusement.

The Press Room

The place everyone sees on television, also known as the questioning room for the players, is accessible to visitors.

The Presidential Box

The only place where one cannot book a ticket to enjoy the game! The presidential Box, where former politicians, former players or some major sponsors witness the game, is accessible to visitors visiting Camp Nou.

Best time to visit Camp Nou

A gigantic stadium needs a stable pace to roam around, and this happens when the crowd is less and the one witnessing the stadium gets to see all the things having time in hand. The suitable and recommended time to visit Camp Nou is between 10 AM and 3 PM on weekdays from October to March for a hassle-free experience.