If you are attending a game be aware that the sections are split on odds and evens across the aisles. We attended the champions league game here and had a lot of confusion and frustration. We eventually asked the steward because so many attendees didn’t care to help two English speakers. We also found out that many people like to sit in a seat they were not assigned. We eventually settled in and watched the game. Great experience one you find your correct seat. Lively atmosphere!

Don’t miss it if u r a Barca fan. The tickets aren’t cheap but stepping on camp Nou make you feel all is worth it. But check the date. The field won’t be open if there is a game coming up that day

El recorrido básico no te permite entrar a los vestidores del Barça, la zona de bancas tampoco está disponible (ya que ponen una fila de asientos móviles para que te sientes) y no te permiten estar en la sala de prensa más que en el pasillo.

I’m not an FC Barcelon fan myself but this stadium was worth the visit. 27€ and worth it. Took lots of pictures in the stadium. Saw the team’s trophy cabinet, changing room (wasn’t very impressive), and the media area.

Mecca for Barca fans. The shop is the highest grossing Nike apparel store in the world, even if everyone knows it's overpriced. Still, you're in one of the sacred temples of soccer, so perhaps spending some money will save your soccer soul.

All in all a very nice experience, allthough no special football fan. Blown away by the sight from transparent deck (press place), could visit the locker rooms and see all the won cups. Could see really a lot for the ticket entrance fee, but beware: they are taking your fotos, which you do not need to buy at the end (!), but they offer you a comparison of 20 eur/pic vs 59 eur/album. So, album is a great deal, right? Well, not really, if you think about the regular price of one pic at the foto studio shop, which is most likely in all europe countries below 1 eur... Summary: for a fan a must, for a non-fan - nice experience with a lot to see.