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Camp Nou

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The massive stadium of Camp Nou ('New Field' in Catalan) is home to the legendary FC Barcelona. Attending a game amid the roar of the loyal crowds is an unforgettable experience; the season runs from August to May. Alternatively, get a taste of all the excitement at the interactive Barça Stadium Tour & Museum.

Tickets to FC Barcelona matches are available at Camp Nou, online (through FC Barcelona's official website) and through various city locations including the Plaça de Catalunya tourist office and FC Botiga stores. Tickets can cost anything from €39 to upwards of €400, depending on the seat and match. On match day the ticket windows are open (at gate 9 and gate 14 from 9.15am until kick-off). Tickets are not usually available for matches with Real Madrid.

You will almost definitely find scalpers lurking near the ticket windows. They are often club members and can sometimes get you in at a significant reduction. Don’t pay until you are safely seated.

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