Barcelona's members, fans and supporters meet at the Canaletes fountain -in the Ramblas- to celebrate the team's victories.

The Camp Nou facilities have been awarded the 5-star category by UEFA:

During the visit, you will be able to access the private areas, such as the VIP lounges.

Other accessible private zones are the Presidential Box seats.

The players enjoy the dressing rooms comfort.

The visit makes a stop in the dressing rooms in order to see the players' lockers.

The press conference rooms are also visited -they are usually closed to the general public-.

You will walk through the corridor the players' cross to reach the pitch.

The chapel is one of the other usually restricted areas, in which the visitor can see a reproduction of the Virgin of Montserrat, patron saint of Catalonia.

You will be able to see all the bench seats details closely.

Walking on the grass pitch is one of the most exciting moments during the Camp Nou visit.

You will be able to see the Camp Nou from a different point of view: from the grass, the stadium looks very different.

You will be shown the press area from where the radio journalists broadcast the matches live.

The Camp Nou Tour shows a stadium reproduction, so that you can get the idea of its immensity.

After walking on the grass, sitting down in the presidential seats and on the bench and visiting the dressing rooms... the only thing left is a visit to the Museum.

European Champions' Cup at Wembley, 1992.

At the Museum there is also room for the other FC Barcelona sports sections, such as Hockey, Basketball and Handball, well-known for their trophy records.

You will be able to see the Golden Ball given to Hristo Stoitchkov while he was a Barca's player.

It is common to see mosaics at the Camp Nou combining the Club's colours (blue and claret) and the Catalan flag ones (red and yellow.)

More than one million people visit the Museum every year.

One of the souvenirs that can be seen are the Miró's posters for Barca.

During the visit, you will enjoy the reproduction of the previous minutes -right before each match- in the changing rooms.

There are also sculptures representing some of the best moves and moments throughout history.

You will be able to visit both the pitch and the players' bench.

The Museum shows souvenirs of the great Barcelona figures.

You can see objects and souvenirs the Club has collected through the years.

Artists such as Dalí also left his trace in the Barca's history.

Nowadays, the FC Barcelona Museum is regarded as one of the best museums in the football world.

From the Royal Box -from the VIP point of view- you will be able to see the stadium.

You will walk around the stands freely during the tour.

You will be able to get close to the area reserved for celebrities, the managing board and the visiting clubs.

You will perform the same walk the players' do when they pick up their trophies.

After the outside visit and passing through the tunnel, the tour gets inside the changing rooms. They are very interesting for the visitors since they feel curious about them.

You will be able to sit down on the beds where the players do receive massages after the matches.

In the changing rooms every single detail is taken care of.

You will sit down next to the lockers where the players keep their matches clothing.

You will see the jacuzzi where the players relax after giving their best on the pitch.

In the changing rooms the players receive the last instructions from their coachs in order to beat their rival.

You will be able to sit down on the players' bench, top quality seats and very comfortable, they have nothing to do with the supporters' ones in the stands area.

The players get nervous while walking down the stairs right before reaching the pitch.

From the grass you will feel the same emotion players' feel when admiring the stadium dimension.

You will be able to step on the very same grass where your most admired players do play.

The trophies speak for themselves, Real Madrid is the football team with more titles won.

You will see the Real Madrid's cups and trophies obtained, very closely.

These images contain the Club's best moments.

Some panels explain the history of the different stadiums in which "the whites" have played.

In this magnificent Who is Who you will quickly see all the players who have been at Real Madrid.

They have been obtaining titles throughout their history.

The 9 European Cups have a privileged place in the Trophy Room.

Before finishing the Tour you will be able to get in the shop to buy official objects and souvenirs.

Some players have donated their personal trophies obtained during their career in Real Madrid to the Museum