If the destination of your football trip is Barcelona and Camp Nou, you can count on top-quality football. With players like Suarez, Messi, Iniesta and Coutinho on the pitch, you will most probably see some goals. Watch the team in the 2017/2018 season when they strive for La Liga, Champions League and other titles. All football trips to FC Barcelona games are listed on this site and you can easily compare the various options available.
What you should consider first is whether you want to buy only a ticket to one of Barcelona's home games or if you'd rather buy a whole package that includes everything - the ticket, accommodation and flights. There are lots of companies who specialize in just FC Barcelona tickets and trips, so there is a great variety of offers. Compare between the different companies not only prices, but also the seats in the stadium and what guarantees they have.
Check out the prize cabinet, dressing room, game tunnel and the pitch and try to imagine how it is when nearly 100,000 cheering spectators have filled the stadium. Visit the museum and take part in the club's successful story where many of the best football players throughout the years have played. No less than 10 players who have played for Barcelona, have won the prestigious Ballon d'Or award.
The mighty stadium that the team is playing in, is the largest in Europe. It has a magical atmosphere, especially when meeting the biggest rival, Real Madrid, in the match called El Clásico. To buy tickets or a package trip to FC Barcelona home matches, you can check out the club's official website if there is any sale there. Otherwise, the easiest way to purchase, is from a partner of the club listed on the site. Select a match below to see which travel agencies are available for you to choose from.
The slogan for Barcelona is Més que un club, which means “More than a club”. The idea is that Barcelona is supposed to be both a family club as well as defending the colors of Catalonia against the rest of Spain. FC Barcelona is actually owned by one of its fans.
You can buy tickets for FC Barcelona’s home games both at the stadium, on the internet and by phone. The by far easiest alternative is to book a package trip with FC Barcelona, where both hotel and game ticket, or hotel, game ticket and flights, are included. There are eight price levels for the home games at Camp Nou. If you want to see Barcelona play against one of the worse teams, you can get tickets very cheaply. For games in Champions League or against Real Madrid (el Clásico), the prices are steeper.
Barcelona is regarded as one of the world’s greatest teams. The team has a range of top players. A large portion of the players in the A lineup has always participated in both the European Championship 2008, the World Championship 2010 and the European Championship 2012 for Spain. However, the greatest star is the Argentinian Leo Messi. Messi, who has already been named the world’s greatest player several times, breaks scoring records for Barcelona on a regular basis. Other significant players include Andres Iniesta and Xavi Hernandez.
There is no mystery behind why Barcelona has become a firm favorite for many when it comes to spending a weekend in a European city. Barcelona has everything a tourist could want. There are plenty of entertainment venues, fantastic restaurants, excellent shopping and a plethora of attractions to see. There is even a beach in the heart of the city!
Camp Nou is the largest stadium in Europe. Even though it can hold almost 100,000 people when a game is afoot, there are actually plans for expanding it. At Camp Nou the pride of Catalonia, FC Barcelona, plays its home games.
Camp Nou can take 99,354 spectators, making it the by far biggest football stadium in Europe. Furthermore, it only consists of seats, making it even more unique. The stadium was inaugurated in September 1957 with a game between FC Barcelona and a team of the best players from the Polish city Warszawa.
Cam Nou is the third stadium where FC Barcelona has played. During the club’s infancy it played on Camp del Carrer Indústria. It grew out of that stadium pretty quickly, and in 1922 Campo de Les Corts was finished. That stadium could hold up towards 60,000 spectators, but even Les Corts soon became too small to be able to serve all of Barcelona’s fans.
Cam Noi was constructed between 1954–1957. It was initially called Estadi del FC Barcelona, but the people referred to it as Camp Nou, which in Catalonian means “New Stadium”. It wasn’t until 2001, after a vote among the club’s members (socios), that Camp Nou became the official name.
When Spain hosted the football World Championship of 1982, expansions were made on Camp Nou, which brought the capacity up to 120,000. During the 1990’s, however, the capacity was reduced in connection with the stadium being modified to only offer seats.
Camp Nou lies about five kilometers west of the central parts of Barcelona. You can walk all the way to the stadium, but the wiser choice is to take the subway. From the center of the city you can take line 3 and get off at the Les Corts station, or take line 5 and get off at the Collblanc station. From both of these stations there is a walk of ten-or-so minutes to the stadium.