The stadium itself is under construction until 2026. They advertise that you get a view of the construction of the stadium, which is true but is really nothing worth visiting. The museum itself is quite nice. You get an audio guide which tells you a lot about the history of the club and the exhibits on display. There is also an immersive video feature at the end of tour as well as some interactive displays. Worth a visit, even if you're not a big FCB fan.

We visited the FCB Museum/cafe/gift store. Overall, the museum is great with lots of history and things to see. Even if you don't particularly like football it's incredible to see how much this team has achieved in person. It took us around 30 minutes to go through the museum although we didn't use the audio guide/stop and read absolutely everything. We then went to the construction viewpoint although honestly, you can't see much of the stadium - you cannot enter the stadium at the moment (December 2023) due to the ongoing construction work. The cafe is very standard - they don't have much choice and I felt it was more expensive than other places in Barcelona. However, we were able to get souvenir cups with our drinks for €1,50 each which was a nice touch. The store is huge and covers several floors. It definitely had the best range of FCB items of all the stores we visited. However, we did notice that on entering the area there were 2 unofficial stalls selling replica kits/scarves and other items. The scarves from them were cheaper than in the store. We also paid €6 per person for 3 shots at the Robo Keeper. I felt this was quite expensive and underwhelming. Overall, I would recommend visiting, especially if you're a football fan.

Camp Nou is the home of FC Barcelona, one of the most successful football clubs in the world. The stadium is absolutely massive, with a capacity of over 99,000. I had the chance to visit Camp Nou for a La Liga match, and it was an unforgettable experience. The atmosphere at Camp Nou is electric. The fans are incredibly passionate and supportive, and they create a truly unique atmosphere. The stadium itself is also very impressive. It's modern and well-maintained, and it provides a great view of the pitch. If you're a football fan, then Camp Nou is definitely worth a visit. It's an iconic stadium with a rich history, and it's sure to provide you with an unforgettable experience. Tips: Book your tickets in advance, especially if you're visiting for a big match. Arrive early to soak up the atmosphere. Take a tour of the stadium to learn more about its history. Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking. Be prepared for the crowds!

This stadium is quite the spectacle, with lots of history. The museum was incredible to walk around as was the vast stadium itself, it was also enjoyable sitting in the dugout. We also appreciated challenging the robokeeper (I don't like to brag but apparently I was the only person to score that day). A fun experience, recommended if you're in Barcelona.

We visited with two boys aged 10 and 8. Although the Nou Camp is under constriction and therefore not open, we had a brilliant trip. The museum is excellent and really well done, and the virtual tour and Robokeeper are great fun. We spent a morning there and weren’t disappointed with any of it.