Camp Nou

Explore the home of FC Barcelona with a 90-minute self-guided tour. This is not a mere stadium visit, but a chance to understand the heart and soul of the people of Catalonia. The ticket also includes exclusive access to the press box which offers great views of the mammoth stadium, along with the museum, the ground, the tunnel, and of course, the 'Messi Area'.

Enjoy a walk through the players' tunnel and experience what it feels like to be on the sideline as you sit in the players' dugout. Make sure to drop by the museum to revisit the roots of the stadium and admire the memorabilia lovingly collected over the years.

Park Güell

Even though the Park Güell project, which was originally intended to be a residential park for aristocrats, was never fully completed, the Park itself is a stunning example of Gaudí's unique imagination and architectural prowess. With quirky elements such as columns that look like palm-tree trunks, a serpentine bench, a smiling dragon stretched in the middle of a divided stairway, the park is a playful blend of nature and architecture.

Park Güell is easily one of the most popular attractions in Barcelona, receiving over 5 million visitors annually. With a limited number of people allowed within each scheduled time slot for entry, we suggest you book in advance to get tickets at the most convenient time for you.

Note: Residents of the neighborhoods adjacent to Park Güell (El Coll, Vallcarca-Penitents, La Salut, El Carmel, Can Baró, and Baix Guinardó) and holders of the registered Gaudir Més enjoy free access from 7am to 9:30am (from July 1 to August 31) and from 8pm to 10pm. However, touristic visits are not allowed during the mentioned time slots.