Metro, yes, but line 3 – So come using the underground, even if you will be a little tight. In order to live your arrival at Camp Nou in procession, feel the atmosphere in the bars before the game, then take line 3, the green, and get off at Les Corts.

1. You will then be within a 10 minute walk from the stadium, in a straight line, and you will see as the crowd advances towards the stadium;
2. Past the Rambla Badal, you will have on both sides the bars filled with local fans waiting for the match drinking a beer, a gin and tonic, and buying their sandwich rather than consuming those at the stadium, not really appetizing;

You will then be a few dozen meters from Camp Nou, barely 5 minutes on foot. Enjoy the opportunity to observe a familiar and quiet population, that of the socios of F. Barcelona. We do not recommend to take line 5 because the arrival at the metro station of Collblanc is not glamorous at all.

You are certainly closer to the stadium but you do not see it because it is hidden by enormous buildings. What’s more, the exit of the metro is on a narrow, busy avenue, which is not at all welcoming. The bars next to the Collblanc station are also full of locals.

But if you want to experience a majestic arrival at the Camp Nou, get off at Les Corts stop, line 3. You will not regret it! By Olivier Goldstein, the founder and editor of the Barça Blog , the first 100% Barça blog written from Barcelona. He is also a sociologist and guide at Camp Nou.

How do you get to Camp Nou for a game?

How to get there – To get to Camp Nou, you have several options. The easiest way, if you come from the centre, is to take the metro. Take Line 3, then exit at Collblanc or Badal for gates 2 to 17; or take Line 5, then exit at Les Corts for gates 17 to 21 or Maria Cristina for gates 1 to 11.

Remember that the metro closes at midnight from Monday to Thursday. If you decide to take the bus , the lines that will take you there are lines 7, 15, 43, 67, 8, 74, 75, L12, L50, L60 and L62. To enjoy the cheerful atmosphere in the surroundings of the stadium, we recommend that you get to the stadium by foot among the fans.

You can take this opportunity to warm up your cheering voice while joining the fans singing Barça hymns. Finally, avoid taking your car at all costs. It’d be a shame to have to spend the game in a traffic jam, and parking in Barcelona is generally very difficult! Barça fans going to Camp Nou On match days, it’s necessary to arrive at least 30 minutes in advance. The stadium can host around 100,000 fans, so it will take a bit of time to go through security and find your seat. We’d even recommend going to stadium an hour and a half before kick-off, so you’ll have the opportunity to visit the Camp Nou Museum and take some pictures of the stadium, while sensing the fervour rising across the stands.

How early should I arrive at Camp Nou?

We advise you to arrive at the Stadium early to avoid queues and other possible incidents. Remember that the stadium, car parks and VIP lounges are open to customers from 90 minutes before the game. Remember that you have to enter the stadium via the entrance to your assigned VIP room and as shown on your ticket.

Where should I go before FC Barcelona game?

You are probably looking for some tips to attend a FC Barcelona match. You are about to go to one of the biggest stadiums in the world. And once there, you expect to enjoy the magic of FC Barcelona top stars. All this surrounded, of course, by thousands of fans around. That’s right. This is the kind of unforgettable experience that Camp Nou offers.

1. I always recommend to do the Camp Nou Experience before your match;
2. But not on the day the match takes place as the tour isn’t open then;
3. That way you’ll know be more familiar with the area and the stadium itself;

And you’ll have time to go to the store and get you FC Barcelona shirt. Oh! The Camp Nou Experience is included in the Barcelona Pass ! But wait! Take a couple of minutes before hurrying off and putting on your Barça shirt, and continue reading… Below you can find my tips to make the most of the day at the stadium watching one of the best football teams in the world.

Do you need Covid test for Camp Nou?

Not to enter if they have any symptoms of Covid-19 or have been in contact with anyone who has symptoms and/or has been in quarantine during the last 10 days. To enter the grounds and the stadium via the assigned gate and at the defined time for doing so.

What Metro stop is Camp Nou?

Page Content – Q: I’m heading to Barcelona FC stadium tour this weekend. What is the street address for Barcelona Camp Nou Stadium and the nearest Metro underground stop? A: The street address for FC Barcelona Camp Nou stadium is given below. The nearest metro is Collblanc which is on the blue metro line.

FC Barcelona Camp Nou stadium

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What station is Camp Nou?

Via Metro – The stadium is easiest to reach by metro, thanks to Barcelona’s great services that travel to all parts of the city. There are several stations that surround the stadium, each of which are about a 10-minute walk to Camp Nou. The closest stations are Palau Reial, Maria Cristina, and Les Cortes on Line 3, and Badal and Collblanc on Line 5.

• From Maria Cristina  – Turn left after you exit the station and continue on up Avenida Diagonal. Keep walking past the huge black “La Caixa” skyscraper until you get to the Princess Sofia Gran Hotel. From there, you want to take the first left – Camp Nou is at the end of this road.
• From Palau Reial  – Head left when you emerge out of the station and then turn left again up Carrer de Marti I Franques – the stadium is at the end of this road.
• From Collblanc  – Take a right out of the station and walk along Carreer de Sants until you reach Carrer de la Riera Blanca. Turn left up this road until it changes into C. Aristides Maillol, which is the road the stadium is located on.
• From Badal  – Head left out of the station and immediately turn up Carrer de Portbou until you reach Avenida de Madrid. Turn left onto it and then take the next right up Carrer de Benavent. You’ll be able to see the stadium at the end of this road.
• From Les Corts  – Simply head left down Travessera de Les Corts until you see the stadium appear on your right.

Closest station to each gate: Accesses 1-10: Palau Reial Accesses 11-16: Collblanc Accesses 17 and 19: Badal Accesses 19-21: Les Corts.

What time do the gates open at Camp Nou?

What are the Camp Nou opening hours? – The opening hours to visit the Camp Nou vary according to the season:

• From January to March 18: Monday – Saturday 10:00 am – 6:30 pm; Sunday 10:00 am – 2:30 pm
• From March 19 to October 16: 09:30 – 19:30
• October 17 to December 18: Monday – Saturday 10:00 am – 6:30 pm; Sunday 10:00 am – 2:30 pm
• December 19th to December 31st: 9:30am – 7:30pm
• Camp Nou is open all year round, except on January 1, January 6, September 24, and December 25.
• On match days , the FC Barcelona Museum, the Trophy Room, and the Messi Area are only open until 3:00 pm.
• The day before and the day of a Champions League match, visits are not possible.

Can you sneak alcohol into Camp Nou?

Access is not permitted if you bring glass containers and cans. It is strongly advised not trying to hide these sort of objects because there is plenty of security that will make sure nobody ‘cheats’, and you are in risk of getting a permanent ban from entering the Camp Nou in future occasions.

Can you bring water into Camp Nou?

Containers can be brought inside if they are less than 500 ml, and have no a lid. Entrance is not allowed with glass containers or cans.

How early should I get to a football game?

Countdown to Kickoff – Seven days:  The visiting team’s equipment manager works on logistics for their arrival to the stadium, including any special items requests in the locker room. Four days: The wireless coordination contact — assigned by each team’s public relations staff by NFL mandate — directs credentialed media using wireless devices to the league’s local event frequency coordinator.

The coordinator controls frequency-dependent traffic for technology used by media, coaches, players, game officials, medical personnel and others. Three days: The home team tests and certifies that its playing field complies with NFL requirements on hardness, infill depth, evenness and other factors.

Any issues with the surface must be fixed, retested and certified prior to game day. 24 hours: Game officials must be in the city in which they are working that week. If severe weather is anticipated, officials should arrange to arrive earlier. The crew meets the day before kickoff to reviews both teams’ tendencies and any weekly points of emphasis from the Officiating Department. 18 hours: Visiting teams traveling by airplane must be in the game city.

• 4 hours: All local game day assistants must arrive at the stadium and begin setting up their respective equipment/systems;
• 3 hours: Sideline and coaches’ booth technicians test the wireless equipment in each bench area and AudioCom wired equipment in each coaches’ booth;

(If the coaches’ communications system (C2C) or Coach-to-Player communication system (C2P) for one team suffers a total system failure at any point during the game, the other team’s system will be shut off until functionality is restored to the affected team.

1. ) C2P technicians test and distribute C2P equipment to each club’s equipment manager;
2. The injury video review system technician distributes a case containing fully charged radios to the visiting club’s athletic training staff at the entrance to the visiting locker room;

Field technicians report to the stadium and set up field monitor systems. 2 hours, 30 minutes: The home club delivers the wireless microphone to the referee. 2 hours, 15 minutes: Each club provides 12 primary and 12 backup like-new, properly prepared Wilson official NFL footballs to the referee for inspection.

Additionally, one representative from each team can inspect and prepare the kicking balls that the officials received directly from Wilson Sporting Goods. 2 hours:  C2P technicians conduct final C2P system testing with each club’s equipment manager.

Sideline and coaches’ booth technicians conduct final testing on the entire C2C system. Field technicians conduct replay official equipment check at each of the field monitor stations. 2 hours: The injury video review system technician distributes a radio to the local league-appointed unaffiliated neurotrauma consultants, airway management physician and ATC spotters.

1. The ATC spotters — located in a stadium booth — are certified athletic trainers (ATC) that help each team’s medical staff spot potential concussions or other head and neck injuries;
2. A neurotrauma consultant on each sideline helps with assessing concussions, and one in the ATC Spotter booth helps identify potential head injuries;

An airway management physician, certified in rapid sequence intubation, stands between the 25- and 30-yard lines near paramedics who have coordinated arrangements for immediate transport via police escort or medevac helicopter to a predetermined hospital.

1. 2 hours: Game officials test the wireless microphone units (primary and backup);
2. A member of each club’s sideline staff, designated as the liaison with the referee, keeps spare batteries for the units should they need to be replaced;

The referee meets with stadium personnel at the 50-yard line of the home team’s bench area to check all necessary electronic equipment. 2 hours: All printing stations and Microsoft Surface tablets must be in place on the sidelines. These are used by the coaches for the printouts or the Sideline Viewing System , which lets them review images of opposing team coverages and schemes during play.

The league office provides a four-person “purple hat” crew to set up the equipment; this crew will also take it down after the game ends. 2 hours:  The visitor’s half of the field must be clear at least 120 minutes prior to kickoff, unless the field is tarped in accordance with league rules.

100-minute security meeting: One hour and 40 minutes prior to kickoff, the referee, league and club security representatives, NFL Football Operations representative, stadium security and the local senior public safety official in charge of the field meet to review procedures for responding to an emergency situation before, during or after the game.

1. 90-minute officiating meeting : One hour and 30 minutes prior to kickoff, the referee and other game officials meet in their locker room with both teams’ PR directors, the PR departments’ sideline communications personnel, the NFL sideline TV coordinator (Green Hat), the NFL football operations representative, the TV network representative and the network’s on-field communications coordinator (Orange Sleeves);

This critical meeting includes the review of broadcasting policies and procedures, exchange of Game Day Administration Reports (which includes a club’s inactive list, players designated to have C2P components in their helmets, and players/coaches wearing microphones), synchronization of watches and review of the schedule, such as when each team must leave its locker room.

1. 90 minutes: The grounds crew must have the tarp completely removed from the field if the field was covered due to precipitation;
2. If the stadium has a retractable roof and/or wall, the home club notifies the referee or on-site NFL Football Operations representative whether the roof and/or wall will be open or closed during the game;

An open roof or wall can be closed after this point only under certain conditions, including precipitation or if hazardous conditions, such as lightning, endanger people in the stadium. 75 minutes: Two game officials and a PR representative for the home or visiting team meet with the head coaches in their locker rooms to provide a copy of the schedule and discuss any timing issues.

60 minutes: When applicable, the stadium roof and/or wall must be in its designated opened or closed position, and all lights must be turned on in domed stadiums or stadiums with a retractable roof in the closed position.

60 minutes:  C2P communications technicians must be present in the bench area of each club. They remain there throughout the game. Field technicians prepare monitor stations for an equipment check by the referee. 60 minutes:  The official team warm-up period begins.

Each team must warm-up on its designated half of the field, as designated in the NFL’s Game Operations Manual. During warm-ups, a league uniform inspector checks every player to ensure that all uniforms conform to league specifications.

35 minutes: The referee checks his microphone with the television network broadcasting the game. 20 minutes: Earliest a visiting team can be required to end its warm-ups, absent a leaguewide obligation or event being conducted on the field during the warm-up period.

Can you drink alcohol at football matches in Spain?

Re: Beer at La Roselada stadium 8 years ago Hello, The sale and consumption of alcoholic drinks is strictly prohibited inside Spanish stadiums and other sports venues. But of course inside doesn’t mean “by”, so thousands gather in the surroundings of the stadium to have a beer or something even stronger before games.

There are a a lot of bars, you might want to give a look to Kiosco Fernando, which is just in front of the main entrance and that you won’t miss because there are hundreds of people there, or you might want to go a bit further to the east where the Guiri Army (the foreign supporters of Malaga CF) meet near the Bar Nataly.

Have fun.

Do they sell beer at Camp Nou?

Don’t be fooled by the beer No alcoholic beverages are allowed upon entering the Camp Not stadium and once inside, you will only be able to buy soft drinks and non-alcoholic beer.

Do I need to wear a mask in Barcelona?

Travel-related measures – Can I leave my home? In order to reduce the risk of new outbreaks, travel outside the home and journeys on public highways should be limited , adhering to the individual and collective protection measures. From 15 July 2021, you will be able to check mobility-related measures  via the following link.

• All travel along public roads between 1 am and 6 am will be strictly prohibited, with mobility exceptions;
• Use of public transport Public transport will maintain 100% service levels, even if there is less demand;

Reductions may only be made to services operating at night. The rush-hour service must be maintained between 6 am and 9 am on working days. From 26 June 2021, rail transport in the metropolitan area will be offering a special night service on Fridays and Saturdays and on the eve of public holidays.

From 26 June 2021,  the use of face masks will be obligatory for anyone over 6 years of age in busy public spaces, enclosed spaces and anywhere where it is not possible to maintain social distancing of 1.

5 metres (in accordance with the Health regulations: Royal Decree Law 13/2021 of 24 June). Respect the physical safety distance of 1. 5 metres, both in enclosed spaces and outdoors, with people from outside your household, even if they are family members or friends. Further information

Do I have to wear a face mask? From 26 June 2021,  the use of face masks will be obligatory for anyone over 6 years of age in busy public spaces, enclosed spaces and anywhere where it is not possible to maintain social distancing of 1. 5 metres (in accordance with the Health regulations: Royal Decree Law 13/2021 of 24 June). Respect the physical safety distance of 1. 5 metres, both in enclosed spaces and outdoors, with people from outside your household, even if they are family members or friends.

Is the Bicing bicycle rental service operating? From Thursday 23 April, Bicing service is operational againafterbeing closed for a few weeks at the request of the health authorities, in line with the preventive measures by the various health administrations. Users have to follow a series of hygiene and protection measures. The service is re-opening with 57 new stations, added to the network to provide greater geographical coverage and better service. More information

During this time, can I park in the green or blue zone without paying? As from 25 May, fines will once again be issued for unpaid parking in regulated parking areas. Once we enter Stage 1, compliance with parking regulations will be monitored again and, at the same time, new environmental AREA rates will come into force which take account of environmental labels when determining parking fees on public streets. The new environmental rates include criteria established by the Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) to assess the level of pollution of vehicles parked in Blue or Green Areas used by non-residents:

• Zero-emission vehicles will be able to park for free in Blue Areas for the maximum time stipulated. As for residents, everyone awarded a 20-cent discount for good driving before 31 December 2019 will continue to benefit from this discount throughout 2020.
• Blue Areas will also be regulated during the midday time slot between 2 pm and 4 pm. In addition, improper use of the service will result in a penalty and the complaint-cancellation fee will be reviewed, rising from 7 euros to 9 euros.
• Bus Zone AREA rates for public-street coach stops and parking are being revised. The increase will apply to A blue places and B blue places alike, and in both cases coaches with an Eco label will receive a 100% discount.
• Rates are rising for Park Güell’s logistics platform (18 euros for 90 minutes) and BSM parking places at the Barcelona Nord, Moll d’Espanya and Garcia Fària Bus Stations, with different daytime and night-time rates.

What will happen with the Low Emission Zone? Is it still in force? Will fines start to be issued on 1 April? Although the Barcelona Ring Roads Low Emission Zone (LEZ) has been in effect since becoming operational on 1 January, the health emergency modified the introduction of the penalty period for the LEZ, originally scheduled for 1 April. However, as the state of emergency is on the point of ending, the AMB, the five city councils making up the Barcelona Ring Road LEZ and the Catalan Government are reactivating its implementation, in order to avoid a return to pre-Covid-19 pollution levels and to try to prevent illnesses associated with poor air quality- Therefore, the LEZ penalty system, originally scheduled for 1 April and postponed because of Covid-19, comes into force on 15 September this year.

Avoid busy places where social distancing is difficult to maintain and where crowding may occur. Avoid busy places where social distancing is difficult to maintain and where crowding may occur. The use of face masks on public transport is compulsory.

The financial threshold is being extended for low-income self-employed people, in order to include them in the moratorium if they have a car or motorbike. This exemption will last until April 2021, in response to the socio-economic consequences of the Covid-19 crisis The moratorium is being extended for vans, lorries and coaches that do not have an environmental label: vans have an additional 3 months, until April 2021, lorries have 12 more months, until January 2022, and buses and coaches have 18 more months, until 1 July 2022.

What about buses? Are they still operating? Road transport is also operating at 100% in the vast majority of cases, with specific adaptations to demand in some cases: – The TMB bus lines are all now running at 100%. – The AMB-operated Bus Metropolità is now operating its usual service. The Nitbus service remains at 100% service level. – The bus lines managed by the Directorate-General for Transportation and Mobility (Direcció General de Transports i Mobilitat) are running on average at 80%, each being adapted to their specific level of demand.

– The AMTU-operated urban bus lines will continue to provide a variable service depending on the municipality, with overall levels between 80% and 100%. Since 4 May 2020 it has been mandatory for passengers to wear face masks on public transport.

As from the weekend of 26 and 27 June 2021, normal service has resumed on the public transport night service. Further information

Is the NitBus night bus service operating? The  NitBus continues to run at 100%.

What is the best way to get around? If you have to travel, we recommend you go on foot, by sustainable vehicle (bicycle, scooter, electric vehicle) or by public transport. Public transport in Barcelona and its metropolitan area is operating 100% service levels while maximising its vehicle hygiene and cleaning protocols. When travelling on public transport, it is important that you follow the hygiene advice, such as washing your hands.

My car’s in an on-street parking zone where the side of the street used for parking alternates regularly. Have I got to move my car? In accordance with the preventive measures for halting the spread of Covid-19 and limiting public travel, the monthly or quarterly changes of street sides for parking vehicles, established in various parts of the city, remain suspended.

Face masks must be worn. Workplace owners must provide their workers with the necessary worktime flexibility so they can avoid having to use public transport at peak times. Barcelona City Council has implemented several  measures to encourage safe, sustainable travel in a new public space.

In other words, the change of street sides originally planned for 1 April, 1 May and 1 June have been cancelled. From 1 July, the change of streets side starts again.

Is the metro in operation? What measures have been taken? The Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) metro network is operating 100% service levels. From 26 June 2021, night services will resume on Fridays and Saturdays and on the eve of public holidays. The use of face masks on public transport is compulsory.

How can I get around using the other metropolitan public transport options (tram, train)? At the moment, the metro service, FGC, TRAM and Rodalies de Catalunya are offering 100% service levels. The health authorities have established that all the seats on public vehicles can now be occupied, and this means the public transport network is back to its full capacity. In addition, the use of face masks on public transport continues to be mandatory.

Taxis Occupation of taxis with up to 9 seats limited to a maximum of 6 people, including the driver, and the front passenger seat must remain empty. Therefore, in 5-seater vehicles, the maximum capacity is 4, including the driver.

In vehicles with 7 to 9 seats, the maximum capacity is 6, including the driver.

What hygiene measures have been taken? All public transport operators have increased their cleaning and disinfection protocols on all trains, carriages and vehicles as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Extra cleaning and disinfection services are being carried out both on vehicles and in transport spaces, with special care in all contact areas: rails, door-opening mechanisms, ticket-validation machines, vending machines and so on. To favour the renewal of air on the railway, bus and tram networks, the forced ventilation system has been optimised.

What are Spain’s Covid restrictions?

COVID-19: Passengers (except for children under the age of 12 and those in international transit) arriving from countries that do NOT belong to the European Union or are NOT considered Schengen associated countries, must show an EU DIGITAL COVID CERTIFICATE OR EU EQUIVALENT or the SpTH QR, in order to pass the health.

Can I use my vaccination card to travel to Spain?

In the case of passengers who do not have an EU CCD or EU Equivalent, they may travel on presentation of an SpTH QR and an accreditative document/certificate of vaccination against COVID-19, a negative diagnostic test or recovery from COVID-19, according to the provisions of current legislation relating to health.

How do you get from Camp noun to Placa de Catalunya?

Metro from Placa Catalunya to Camp Nou – From Placa Catalunya station take the green line then get off at Barcelona Sants. Then you will change to the blue line then get off at Collblanc. From: Catalunya ( Green Line, L3 ) Get off at: Barcelona Sants ( Green Line, L3 ) Transfer to: Barcelona Sants ( Blue Line, L5 ) Get off at: Collblanc ( Blue Line, L5 ) Journey time: 35 minutes Single ticket:  €2.

Does Barcelona have a subway?

The Barcelona Metro (Catalan and Spanish: Metro de Barcelona) is an extensive network of rapid transit electrified railway lines that run mostly underground in central Barcelona and into the city’s suburbs.

Barcelona Metro
Transit type	Rapid transit
Number of lines	12 lines (Total) 8 TMB lines 4 FGC lines

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How much does it cost to enter Camp Nou?

Your tour includes – Admission to the Museum and the Camp Nou (26€ per adult 14-70 years old, 20€ for 6-13 years old, +70 years old and students). Guided tour of the Museum and the Camp Nou for 2 hours with a sports journalist expert of F. Barcelona A private or small group visit (group of maximum 12 people).

The purchase of tickets at the Museum and the Camp Nou to make your visit even easier. A skip the line of the mandatory photo session for visitors without a guide A contact to answer all your questions about your arrival at the F.

Barcelona stadium Exclusive photos and videos chosen for you to make you follow in the players’ footsteps Anecdotes that give you a better understanding of why Barça is more than an Club in Barcelona. A souvenir photo offered to immortalize your visit. The possibility to take another tour by yourself at the end if you feel like it.

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