Camp Nou Stadium

C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain

"Camp Nou is the home ground of football club Barcelona. This stadium was built in 1957 to replace the old Camp de Les Courts stadium due to its small size. Camp Nou stadium is one of the attractions. The stadium was first named Estadi del FC Barcelona but later changed to use the nickname Camp Nou or "New turf" according to the wishes of the most tourists in Barcelona. masses of people."

In the stadium there is a souvenir shop, small training grounds for training, a chapel, two restaurants, the Barcelona FC museum (El Museu del Barca) and the Barcelona FC ice rink near gate 9 Although football is the only sport played in the stadium, it has occasionally hosted major concerts such as U2 in 2009, Michael Jackson in 1988, a concert of prayer music by Pope John Paul II organized in 1982, a concert by singer Bruce Springsteen, The Three Tenors in 1997 and singer Julio Iglesias in 1983. This stadium is also the venue for many important international football matches. such as the Champions League, the final round of the European Cup, the 1982 FIFA World Cup and the 1992 Olympic Games.
The “Camp Nou Experience” is a self-guided tour, where visitors will walk through the stadium, tour the players' dressing rooms, use the audioguide to tour the Barcelona FC museum. The tour lasts about 100 minutes. If you want a private guide, you have to pay an extra fee. The stadium is being expanded to accommodate 1,300 more seats.

Standard admission ticket price: €26

Website: https://www.fcbarcelona.com/en/tickets/camp-nou-experience

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