FC Barcelona Museum
FC Barcelona Museum
A visit to the FC Barcelona Museum traces the history of the Catalan club from its beginnings in 1899 to the day of your visit. Barça is one of the most successful clubs in the history of soccer, and one of the standard-bearers of Catalonia and Catalanism, as indicated by its motto "Més que un club" - "More than a club".
A visit to the museum is therefore an opportunity to discover the club's endless list of achievements, but also its players, its game, its coaches and its place in Catalan society, which in recent years has been preoccupied with the possibility of independence.
History of the FC Barcelona Museum
The FC Barcelona Museum, inaugurated in 1984 under the presidency of Josep Lluís Núñez, is one of the most visited sports museums in the world. From the outset, its aim has been to celebrate and preserve the rich and prestigious history of FC Barcelona.
Since its opening, the museum has undergone several expansions and renovations to accommodate a growing collection of historical objects and offer an increasingly immersive visitor experience. In 2010, the museum underwent a major renovation, almost doubling its exhibition space and integrating modern interactive technologies.
A visit to the museum is therefore an opportunity to discover the club's endless list of achievements, but also its players, its game, its coaches and its place in Catalan society, which has been very preoccupied with the possibility of independence in recent years.
FC Barcelona Museum exhibitions
The FC Barcelona Museum offers a complete immersion in the history and exploits of the legendary club through its various exhibitions.
Main exhibitions
Trophy room
One of the most impressive exhibits at the FC Barcelona Museum is the Trophy Room. Visitors can admire a vast collection of trophies won by the club over the decades. From the Champions League to La Liga titles, each trophy tells a story of triumph and passion.
Shirts
The jersey exhibition traces the evolution of FC Barcelona's outfits from the very beginning. You'll discover jerseys worn by legendary players, each representing a particular era and its emblematic moments. These shirts are more than just uniforms; they are witnesses to the club's history and sporting achievements.
Player memorabilia
Player memorabilia is another fascinating section of the museum. Here you'll find personal items that once belonged to some of the club's icons, such as Lionel Messi's shoes, Victor Valdés' goalkeeping gloves, and many others. These memorabilia offer an intimate insight into the lives of the players and their contributions to the club.
Interactive experiences
The museum is not limited to static exhibits. It also offers interactive experiences, allowing visitors to relive match highlights, listen to historical commentaries, and even test themselves against the players' techniques thanks to interactive installations.
Multimedia and history
A section dedicated to multimedia content allows visitors to relive key FC Barcelona moments through videos and audio recordings. These media enrich the visitor experience, offering a comprehensive perspective on the club's evolution and memorable successes.
An interactive tour with numerous multimedia installations, giant touch screens, sound installations (including match-day soundtracks) and historical statistics.
The stadium tour is complemented by a virtual tour and a new film projected onto a dozen screens retracing FC Barcelona's exploits since the start of each season.
Visit the FC Barcelona Museum
The FC Barcelona Museum, located within the famous Camp Nou stadium, is a must-see destination for all soccer fans and those curious to discover the history and exploits of one of the world's most emblematic clubs. Here's all the information you need to plan your visit.
Opening hours
The FC Barcelona Museum is open all year round, but opening times may vary depending on the season and match days. Here are the general opening times:
- Monday to Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
- Sundays and public holidays: 10:00 am to 2:30 pm
- Match days: the museum closes 3 hours before the start of the match.
We advise you to check the specific opening times on the official website before your visit, especially during match periods.
Tickets and Prices
Tickets for the FC Barcelona Museum can be purchased online or on site. See prices by clicking on availability on this page.
Access
The FC Barcelona Museum is easily accessible by various means of transport:
By Metro
- Line 3 (green) : Les Corts station
- Line 5 (blue): Collblanc station
By Bus
- Lines: 59, 54, 75, 43, H8
By car
Parking is available close to the stadium, but we recommend using public transport on match days due to the large crowds.
Visit tips
- Book in advance: To avoid queues, we recommend you book your tickets online.
- Arrive early: To take full advantage of all the exhibitions, arrive as soon as they open.
- Plan your visit: Check matchday schedules to avoid early closures.
- Don't forget your camera: Plenty of photo opportunities await you, especially next to the trophies and historic jerseys.
Hopefully, this will make you want to buy your Camp Nou Tour ticket, which includes the museum, the stadium, and its facilities! The entrance to the FC Barcelona store is of course free. Enjoy it!
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