Camp Nou guide: Barça back home

After two seasons at Montjuïc, Barça returned to the Camp Nou in November 2025, in a stadium still under construction that reopens stand by stand. Here's what you need to know to enjoy a match during this unusual period.

Updated 9 October 2026 · 2026/27 season

The blaugrana mosaic at Camp Nou on a Clásico night
Photo : Markus Unger from Vienna, Austria, CC BY 2.0

A stadium under construction: what it means

The Spotify Camp Nou is reopening in phases. The club returned on 22 November 2025 with around 45,000 fans; opening the Gol Nord stand in spring 2026 took capacity to about 62,000. The final target is around 105,000 seats, with a roof, once all work is done.

Check before you buy: capacity and open sections keep changing. Always check fcbarcelona.com.

Getting to Barcelona

Arriving atInto the cityApprox. time
El Prat airportAerobús to Plaça de Catalunya, or metro L9 Sud≈ 35 min
By trainBarcelona Sants (high speed from Madrid, Valencia and France)≈ 2 h 30 from Madrid

From the centre to the ground

The Camp Nou is in Les Corts, west of the centre.

After the match the nearest stations are packed: walk a little further, to Maria Cristina (L3) for example.

Buying an official ticket

Avoid unofficial resellers: inflated prices and sometimes invalid tickets. The club site and its official partners are enough in most cases.

Where to sit

Typical budget

Our real costs will be published here after our test trip to Barcelona.

Bonus: Espanyol at the RCDE Stadium

Barcelona's other club, founded in 1900, plays at the RCDE Stadium (about 40,000 seats) in Cornellà de Llobregat, some ten kilometres from the centre. Tickets are easy to buy on rcdespanyol.com, at much gentler prices than the Camp Nou.

Getting there: FGC train to Cornellà Riera (5 minutes on foot), or metro L5 to Cornellà Centre (12 to 15 minutes on foot). The Barcelona derby against Barça is the hottest game of the season.

FAQ

Is the Camp Nou open in 2026?

Partly, yes. Barça have played there since 22 November 2025. After the Gol Nord stand opened in spring 2026, capacity is around 62,000, on the way to the planned 105,000 when work ends.

Which metro station for the Camp Nou?

Palau Reial or Les Corts on the L3, Collblanc or Badal on the L5. Allow about ten minutes on foot.

Where can I buy FC Barcelona tickets?

On fcbarcelona.com, the official ticket office. Members' seats are also resold by the club through the Seient Lliure scheme.

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