Visita guiada al Museo del Fútbol Club Barcelona

We visited FC Barça Immersive Tour & Museum in Barcelona Spain which is treat to visit for Barca Fan. FC Barcelona is an interactive museum, you can see legendary trophy collection, exclusive memorabilia, and the dedicated Messi Zone featuring awards and career highlights. We also visit the spectacular 360° immersive room as well, where stunning audiovisual displays bring the passion and excitement of Barça to life. This museum displays the Spotify Camp Nou renovation and its progress over the years as well. If you are aBarca Fan you must visit this museum

This is absolute garbage. You see some trophies that they e won which is the only good bit but it’s a bit dull . The interactive bit is some screens with the players height on that you can’t really navigate. The 3d thing is just a highlight reel on a circular screen round the wall. The viewing platform is just a window where you look at the outside is the stadium construction that you can see better from just being outside. Garbage.

Massively over priced & not worth €77.50 to only get to sit & take photos way back from the pitch & museum entrance. Would just get museum tickets only.

Excellent treatment and explanation of Julia Very friendly and attentive throughout the tour

So first of all, I think it's an absolute cheek that you don't get a single look into the stadium during the entire tour, even though games are already being played there (even if with a lower capacity). That was the main reason we did this tour. The museum is also rather disappointing. In the beginning, a photo of one is necessarily taken, which you can then buy printed out at the end for 30€!!!! In the beginning there are a few rooms with jerseys and then actually mostly only rooms where all the cups are displayed. At the end of the tour comes a room with a 360 degree screen, but where actually only any videos without any sense of context are played. The “Construction Viewpoint” consists of a bench in front of a plexiglass pane overlooking the construction site. All in all, then, very unsatisfactory.

Sara was such a delight to have as our tour guide. She’s extremely knowledgeable on her football as well as funny, kind and very attentive. Made the experience that little bit better by meeting her.

unfortunately we missed the entrance and had to go around, which made us about 5 minutes late. The tour guide had already left? and wouldn't answer when we tried contacting them. Then after contacting Viator directly, we learned that we wouldn't get a refund :( - very disappointed

The visit took place with and above all for my 8-year-old football-mad son. For the proud price, I would have liked an adequate infrastructure - for example toilets in the museum building. The stadium cannot be visited from the inside due to construction work. The, which was titled "Mirador" (viewing platform), is a pane of glass on the second floor (!) of the adjacent building, which primarily serves to guide visitors through the gigantic fan shop of CF Barcelona, where hundreds of items, gilded by the club's coat of arms, are offered at fierce prices. The souvenir photo at the entrance of the museum, taken in front of green wall, costs between 30 and 65 euros. Contrary to the price display obligation, you only find out when you queue for a quarter of an hour in the corresponding line. The entire periphery of gastronomy exudes the Mood of Uwes sausage stall, with prices as on Sylt. For me personally to forget. But what don't you do for your offspring...

Museum is decent but you can’t see the stadium at all due to construction. The price is a rip off for what you get. Would strongly suggest you don’t bother

It was good, our guide was proficient in both English and Spanish. He was very nice. Try to go when nothing is going on at the stadium…we had a concert there the next day so there were restrictions as far as places we couldn’t visit because of the event prep.