How big is the stadium at Camp Nou?

Of the 29,102 votes the club received, a total of 19,861 (68.25%) preferred Camp Nou to Estadi del FC Barcelona. The stadium’s maximum height is 48 metres, and it covers a surface area of 55,000 square metres (250 metres long and 220 metres wide).

Is there a virtual version of Camp Nou?

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What was the first game played at Camp Nou?

The new Stadium Anthem was then performed and the first game to be played at the Camp Nou kicked off at half past four in the afternoon. FC Barcelona played a friendly against Polish side Warsaw.

When did Barcelona change the location of Camp Nou?

What followed was a turbulent period, as the Camp Nou commission decided on February 9, 1951 to change the location of the future stadium to the area at the top of the Diagonal, and this led to a series of sterile negotiations with the Authorities that did not seem to be getting anywhere.

If you’ve got tickets for a home game, you’ll see Barcelona’s enthusiastic football fans at their most animated. For the ultimate behind-the-scenes experience, opt for the Camp Nou Experience, which tours the 592,015-square-foot (55,000-square-meter) FC Barcelona stadium.

What is the tour of Camp Nou about?

The Camp Nou visit is actually the discovery of three places within the club: The stadium, the museum and the shop of FC Barcelona, that’s why this visit is called Camp Nou Experience!

Is the FC Barcelona Museum in Camp Nou?

The FC Barcelona Museum traces the history of the Catalan club from its beginnings in 1899 until the day of your visit. Barça is one of the most successful clubs in the history of football, it is also one of the flag bearers of Catalonia and Catalanism, as indicated by its motto “Més que un club” – “More than a club” in English.

Is the museum at Camp Nou open on match day?

La Liga or Copa del Rey match day: There are no visits that day. However, the museum, the trophy room, the Messi area and the panoramic view of the stadium are open until 3 hours before the start of the match. Champions League match day: The visit is closed the previous day and of course during match days.