Well worth the visit. Great stadium to match the team. Easy to get to with the metro. Trophy room, changing area, on pitch side, press box etc.

This is a very good tour around Camp Nou and definitely worth the money. However the only negative would be that you must get your ticket scanned at the Julia Travel office which is nowhere near Camp Nou. We travelled 1hr 20mins on the tour bus to get to Camp Nou (stop no 14) only to be told we had to validate our ticket at the Julia Travel office (at stop no 1)!!! This was despite the fact I had downloaded the mobile ticket to my phone! At no point is this explained and it is definitely not made clear enough anywhere on the website when booking online. As a result we had to get back on the bus for another 40 minutes to get back to stop no 1, find the Travel office then taxi back to Camp Nou!

This is a must for any soccer(football) fan or sports fan. Tour takes you throughout the stadium (museum, press room, prep room, chapel, walk out tunnel and field).

The whole Camp Nou experience was absolutely amazing. Even non football fans (like my wife) were impressed with the stadium and the whole ethos and energy of the club. On entry you are given a smart tablet with an earpiece. Whenever you come across a number at a location around the museum you simply type the number into your tablet and an audio commentary starts playing.It's hard not to be overwhelmed at the amount of trophies this famous club has won. However, the best part of the tour is going into the players dressing rooms, the press rooms and of course.. walking through the tunnel onto the stadium. You can imagine what it must be like to do this on match days.The museum and pitch tour takes about 2 hours and is well worth the money even if you are not a football fan.

This doesn’t get you into the stadium you have to go somewhere downtown Barcelona not near the stadium then exchange for a ticket. Nothing is written about that on the ad but is in fine print on the second page of the voucher. Stood with many other disappointed fans when they denied us entry!

It's great for the team fans which we are, gives a feeling of connection with the team/their home stadium. Small museum features pretty old and newer team items, as well as a large collection of trophies.
The self-guided tour will take you from the museum, through the lockers and player's chapel, to the pitch can't go on the pitch itself, to the press room with great view of the field.
There are other activities along the way: photo ops you, photoshoped with the team or player, virtual reality thing of being in the game, and such things, all ranging from about 5 to 15 Euros, so be prepared to drop some money, if you want these items. Or elect not to, and walk by - under dissatisfied eyes of the peddlers of these products. Other purchase items include collectible coins, and a small batch of dirt with the grass from the pitch doubt they let you bring that on the international flight. And after that, you will be exiting through the FCB Official MegaStore, where you officially can drop some more MegaEuros.

Like I said, it is fun for a fan, but the cost of the tour will triple at least, if you are not careful with your spendings. Depends on a budget, I guess.
Not most convenient from this particular provider: you can't pick the admission tickets right at the entry point, you must get them from a travel agency, located in the center of town, quite ways from the stadium. The admission is on flexible schedule though, so as long as you show up between hours of operation, with tickets in hand, you will be let in.

Awesome

Nothing great and at the same time tickets are costly ...

Great place to visit . Unfortunately we could go down to the pitch level as it was being relaid, but otherwise it was great.

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