Pros - it’a a nice experience if you are a FC Barcelona fan Cons - the price for the ticket isn’t justified - the museum it’s small, you can visit it in 30 mins - they don’t respect the hours slots of visitors, you will end up with a lot of people Conclusion It’s nice to visit it but I wouldn’t say it’s a must. If you are a FC Barcelona fan it’s worth visiting otherwise you can skip it. Also, buy the cheapest ticket as the most expensive one doesn’t makes much sense.

First off, it was good that I knew ahead of time we could not go inside the stadium during our visit. Had I not known that, and I could only visit the museum, I would have beaten sorely disappointed. I thought this might be a somewhat boring museum. I was completely wrong and happily so. It is called “immersive” and it is. The displays, the audio tour are amazing. The trophy room is impressive and stunning. But the best is at the end. A theater in the round, the video program creates such excitement and emotion, it bring tears to the eyes. Truly the experience of a lifetime for any footballer or supporter.

There's not enough stars here to explain how fun the museum and the tour was! My girlfriend who doesn't watch that much soccer also had a great time! If you're in Barcelona and love sports in general this is a must visit place. You'll also spend more time here than you think!

Amazing experience visiting the Barca museum. So much history and fun facts I never knew about the football club. A truly never ending room after room of videos, pictures and artifacts. More than I ever expected. They even break down the style of play that they implement. Very in depth museum with lots of Messi of course.

V.I.P Tour. Although you can't take photos of the dressing room that bit was my favourite part. Seeing the teams lockers and previous players names on them was awesome. Now I know where Gary was ⚽ All the player and team memorabilia that is throughout the teams area was fantastic! Shirt's teams have worn and signed, photos and things that really mean something to the player's. I just wish I could remember more about it!! 🔴🔵💪⚽ I loved the museum and spent hours reading and learning about FCB's past and present time's. I took lot's of photos but wish I'd taken more! 😂🔴🔵💪⚽

The museum is very nice and has some amazing exhibits. Lots to see and it's definitely worth a visit. 2 problems though: 1. It smelled like pee in rhe beginning parts of the museum 2. The construction around the stadium kind of takes away from the experience. I'm sure once everything is complete it'll be better. Not worth buying the full experience though, just get a regular ticket.

Not the cheapest day out. Brace yourself if the kids get to the shop. Cafe not good. But soon this stadium will be completely revamped. Great history, imagery and what an array of trophies. Sunday was quiet.

I’m not a football hardcore fan, but I lied the tour. They take you all around the stadium, starting from the museum all the way to the players rooms, lockers, press conference and stadium entrance. I believe it’s a nice way to be introduced to the stadium if your a Barcelona fan

The best experience I have had this year. Getting tickets to the museum was easy as I bought it online on the barcelona website. There was no queue when I got there. I had so much fun. The 360⁰ experience is the highlight of this tour for me. The staff are very helpful too.

Amazing to visit such a magnificent place where football history has taken place. The place is great yet seems there could have been more interaction and activities in the museum (which is a bit small imo) for such an important team.

Nice tour. Worth buying tickets online. All -inclusive is a good experience. Watch out for bracelets on all-inclysive tickets, the small coupons tend to detach unintentionally.

Fantastic museum, very busy but flowed smoothly with good access to all exhibits and visuals. The audio tour is extremely well done, although you can enjoy the experience without it. Be sure to take your time along the stadium and during the highlights hallway.

A must place to visit for a Barcelona fan. It gives a glimpse of history of Barcelona and also displays the achievements the club has done over the years. You can also have a close look and a snap with the Golden Boots and Ballon d'ors won by Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez and also relive the past. At the end of the museum tour , you can have a look at the historical stadium of Barcelona (Camp Nou) which is just breathtaking.

This museum is great! The atmosphere was created very competently, you unconsciously come into contact with the history and traditions of the club, you feel the energy and respect for traditions. History and modern technology come together here. I recommend!

A great museum for a fan of FC Barcelona, everything was top class, i enjoyed every part of it, especially the 360 room which was amazing, I strongly recommend you to visit the museum you won't regret it.❤️💙

Amazing stadium good to finally see it. Trophy cabinet room was amazing. We went with jet2. Visit to FCB couple hours shopping and then the fountains. Well organised tour guide on the coach was brilliant. Boyfriend was in awe of the stadium and village that comes with it. Definitely worth a visit.

Even if you're not a Barcelona fan, you would definitely enjoy seeing this amazing museum. It takes you through a 100-year journey of memories. The place is literally stuffed with cups and awards. Unfortunately, we couldn't see the stadium room 360 The organization of the place is very good, staff are super friendly and helpful, everything was satisfying and as joyful as it was expected.

As the stadium is currently being renovated, the tour does not include any of the stadium (changing rooms, dugout, etc) like before. Which is completely understandable but a shame. However, the museum is good and I'd highly recommend the virtual reality tour at the end ! I won't spoil any of it but it was mind blowing !

As a Real fan, I couldn’t rate the Barca’s museum with 5stars ☺️. Honestly, if I would struggled to be objective I should have done so. All club history, interactive options, the shop, the immersive part of the museum, everything around proves the respect of a huge club towards it’s fans and cullers. We spent around 2h around (including immersive museum experience). No disturbing line (we had flexible tickets), not to crowded. Club’s trophy collections: it gives you goosebumps! Chapeaux!

The best club museum in world. You can see all trophies, champions league titles, Messi's 7 Ballon D'or titles and 6 Golden Boots. Skirts of Messi, R9, Neymar, Ronaldinho, Pique, Iniesta, Cruyff, and other legends. And the best part is the 360° Camp Nou room that feels like you're in Barcelona stadium and Barça wins a trophy. I'll recommend all of the people that love and don't love football, love and don't love Barcelona to visit there. Everyone in Barcelona had better visit there.

We went with "all inclusive tickets" which are not really worth. The standard tickets are good enough. The "special" gifts for "all inclusive" which they charged 5Euro is just very plain necklace (maybe 50cents). Robo-goalkeeper is nice, but the queue is also very long, so we also wasted money to this one :(

Visiting the FC Barcelona Museum was an unforgettable experience, especially as a football fan. This museum is not just about showcasing the history of a football club; it's an immersive journey into the heart and soul of FC Barcelona and its remarkable journey in the world of sports. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the rich history and achievements of the club. The museum is meticulously organized, displaying a treasure trove of memorabilia that includes trophies, jerseys, and personal items of legendary players. Each exhibit tells a story, not just of the club's triumphs, but also of its challenges and the spirit that carried it through. The interactive displays are a standout feature. They bring to life the exhilarating moments in FC Barcelona's history, allowing fans to relive legendary matches and goals. The audiovisual installations are top-notch, creating an engaging and dynamic experience that resonates with fans of all ages. Another highlight is the section dedicated to Lionel Messi, showcasing his contributions and achievements with the club. It's a fitting tribute to one of the greatest footballers of all time. The tour of Camp Nou, included in the museum visit, is the icing on the cake. Walking through the iconic stadium, feeling the magnitude of its history, and seeing the pitch where so many legendary games have been played was awe-inspiring. The staff at the museum deserve a special mention for their friendliness and knowledge. They were eager to share stories and insights, making the visit even more enjoyable. The FC Barcelona Museum is more than just a sports museum; it's a celebration of football, its heroes, and its fans. It's a must-visit for anyone, whether you're a die-hard Barça fan or just someone who appreciates the beautiful game. A resounding 5 stars for an exceptional experience.

Not recommended to visit right before a home game. As the stadium tour is closed down and you only get access to the museum (which I was not aware about). The museum is also pretty crowded at this time so overall it was a disappointment but it's most likely a better experience if you plan it better than me.

Exploring the FC Barcelona museum was a mesmerizing journey through the club's illustrious history. The trove of memorabilia, interactive displays, and the homage to Lionel Messi's legacy were highlights. Although the experience was fantastic and the entry is free, the price of T-shirts, shocks, football, jerseys and each of the every products, seemed a tad steep, making it less accessible for some fans. Nevertheless, the sheer immersion into the Barça universe makes it a worthwhile visit for any football aficionado.

Really like to see the history, path, and everything about FC Barelona. I went to see the museum on Sunday but operating hour finished at 3 pm. So if you are going during weekend or Sunday, please be aware of that.

I’m not a huge soccer fan, but the museum is one of the highlights of our trip to Barcelona. It gives a full history of the club, showcasing the strong fandom and best moments over years of the club. The immersive experience is done very well and gave me goosebumps for sure. Highly recommended!

Even if you don’t like football as much as some people, this tour may change your opinion. The history of FC Barcelona is amazing, I got goosebumps! If you love football, like I do, the tour is a must see. Highly recommend. Worth every penny!

The museum was very busy so you had to shuffle around to see the exhibits. An impressive array of silverware. I loved the old footballs and boots through the ages. The tour of the stadium was great. Well worth a visit even if you aren't a particular fan of football

Good day out at a former Champions league winner. Bit of a poor relation now, but fabulous stadium 🏟. Decent value entry prices, but they're trying to sting you for everything as you go around. Loads of checkouts as you leave the stadium tells you all you need to know. Don't bother with the €6 extra they ask for the audio guided tour - it's a waste of money..

What an amazing experience!!! Ticket is bit expensive but i think it is worth spending to experience the history of the club. Tour is very systematic. You get to experience every bit of the history associated to the FCB. Must visit.

It is beautiful place and for sure every fun of Barcelona should visit this museum. For me everything is good prepared and it's impressive but match experience is much butter and absolutely amazing. In my opinion even basic ticket is too expensive and the second thing these guys who take pictures and preparing albums which are crazy expensive are not fair because when you entered to museum they said that it is just fun and so long, when you asking about prices they don't want to say anything. When you buy tickets online you can save at least 4 euro, so it is worth to do it.

Definitely a great spot for a 1-time visit regardless of if you’re a fan or not! Got in for free through an academic program but the line did not look too long. The tour was self-guided.

There are several packages you can pay for, some include an inside look at the locker rooms and press room. The museum is available to all tiers and provides a great breakdown of why Barca FC is so relevant to the history of Catalonia and Barcelona in general

#Més que un club, Wörth a visit.. football fans and barcalona fans would love to visit and see the history or Barcelona.. On Sundays it's open from 10am to 3pm. So better to plan ahead so that there won't be a rush through.

I am not a fan of Barca, but Camp Nu is awesome. I enjoyed every piece of artwork and the structures put in place.

Well I'm barca fan so this is one of my favorite thing in Barcelona! It's pretty easy to get there and the stadium is biiig. We booked the ticket at 10am but we arrived there at 11.30 and it's no problem! It was pretty crowded today well it's sunday so I understand. If you are barca fans don't hesitate to visit this place. I really like it here and so happy to be here!

With the basic ticket you can go to the visitors room, on the field (so 1 meter next to the entering line), to the press room, to the VIP seats, and the complete museum tour with the history and the trophies won.

Very important part of football history. Only the true football magicians were part of FC Barcelona . Nou Camp such a massive stadium but also rather old and needs renovation and some modern upgrades . Visited the Museum day before El classico . Messi'golden shoes and Ronald Koeman's shirt during the first Champions league winning goal are something special The noise of 100.000 people in a footbal match is something i've never witnessed before . Great shop but rather expensive...

My son’s dream was to visit the Soccer Museum at FC Barcelona Stadium and he was not let down!! It was amazing to walk the halls that Messi walks and see the trophies that FC Barcelona has won through the years as well as their history. Each of the workers were very helpful throughout our entire journey. One thing to mention, when they recommend you not take a stroller, listen!! Lol. Lots of steps that there isn’t anywhere to leave your stroller behind.

It is a amazing place for every football and sports fan.You can explore the the museum and stadium with a big history. After the tour you can visit the shop for buying a Trikot or other souvenirs.And there is a restaurant for eat.

Definitely worth the 26 euros (might be a bit bias as I am a Barca fan). Tour takes about 2-3 hours and is self-paced. The route laid out for the tour is well-designed and covers many aspects of the stadium. You can have amazing pictures taken of you and have converted into a book, keyholder, magnets, etc (for an extra cost though). And the Barca Fan store on-site is just amazing with so many good stuff.

Golden place. I visited the museum in october 2019 and it was really wonderful. really worth a visit. it is an incredible history, very powerful. Very well organized tour.