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Visiting the FC Barcelona Museum was an unforgettable experience, especially as a football fan. This museum is not just about showcasing the history of a football club; it's an immersive journey into the heart and soul of FC Barcelona and its remarkable journey in the world of sports. From the moment I stepped in, I was captivated by the rich history and achievements of the club. The museum is meticulously organized, displaying a treasure trove of memorabilia that includes trophies, jerseys, and personal items of legendary players. Each exhibit tells a story, not just of the club's triumphs, but also of its challenges and the spirit that carried it through. The interactive displays are a standout feature. They bring to life the exhilarating moments in FC Barcelona's history, allowing fans to relive legendary matches and goals. The audiovisual installations are top-notch, creating an engaging and dynamic experience that resonates with fans of all ages. Another highlight is the section dedicated to Lionel Messi, showcasing his contributions and achievements with the club. It's a fitting tribute to one of the greatest footballers of all time. The tour of Camp Nou, included in the museum visit, is the icing on the cake. Walking through the iconic stadium, feeling the magnitude of its history, and seeing the pitch where so many legendary games have been played was awe-inspiring. The staff at the museum deserve a special mention for their friendliness and knowledge. They were eager to share stories and insights, making the visit even more enjoyable. The FC Barcelona Museum is more than just a sports museum; it's a celebration of football, its heroes, and its fans. It's a must-visit for anyone, whether you're a die-hard Barça fan or just someone who appreciates the beautiful game. A resounding 5 stars for an exceptional experience.
Omar MahmoudOmar Mahmoud
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Went on week day afternoon, crowded. Some problems I think: 1. The entrance of the museum is not clear. I took some time and asked the staff in front of the stadium to know that the entrance of the museum is actually on the other side. 2. Route for museum tour is not convenient. When i finally located the entrance of the museum, and in front of the entrance of the museum with my digital ticket, the staff at entrance tells me I should collect the wristband at the ticket office. So I still have to walk other side of the entrance. And the I booked all activities, but in the end and during my entire tour I cannot found the challenge of goalkeeping so I didn’t participate the activity I booked. 3. To crowded. I went San Siro Stadium 2 months ago and although San Siro is old but the tour is actually led by a professional guide in the museum with a small group of people and in a certain time which you can enjoy the place with time. But today in Camp Nou I happened to be with a huge crowd so I cannot even enjoy to stay at the museum. I fully respect the staff and the history here but the experience I have is not very good compare with San Siro.
sida guosida guo
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Whether or not youre a fan of the Club, theres something for everyone. In the beginning of the tour, you get placed in front of a green screen and photos are taken of you, which then get Photoshop to parts like inside the locker room or next to the players. You get the choice to buy the pictures, but theyre in a book which also has info on the history of the club. However it costs about 40 Euros, which is about 46.85 US Dollars according to Google. You walk throught the giant Trophie room filled with numerous trophies of all competition. You get to see how the Club has formed to be in the past years. You then walk out into the stands and its an amazing view. After you walk into the lockerooms and what surprised me the most was that they had a room where it seemed like players go to pray or something. Youre then taken down to the Field and after that, the press rooms. Depending on if you read all the Information about the club in the trophie room, you can spend up to 2 hours or 2 hours and 30 minutes, always depends on your pace.
Valerie HerreraValerie Herrera
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As a FC Barcelona fan is one of the best museums I have ever visited. You will explore the story of Barca football team from the very beginning till those successful days of the club. I booked the 35-euro tour (including the audio guide and the VR experience). I'd say the audio guide is not worth paying as sometimes you just want to move on and the photos are telling the stories very well. On the other hand, the VR experience was great and I recommend doing it. I reach the place at 10 AM and it was very crowded. However, I left by 12:30 PM and it seemed much more convenient, so I'd recommend reaching the place after the rush morning hours. In the basic tour, that I booked, you will visit the museum, you explore the stadium, the press room, going down the pitch and the players benches and in my opinion it's enough. The last tip is to book online and print the ticket beforehand and save some money and lots of time. Enjoy Barca experience and if you are fan of football don't allow yourself missing this place. FORCA BARCA!
Hezi BosmiHezi Bosmi
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It was just okay. We did the package that included the: virtual dream, robokick, and muesum visit. The package came with a scarf for my child under age 10. The scarf is a nice souvenir! VR was, ah, alright. I didn't complete it. It's too simple for me. But simple may be good for some people. My child enjoyed the VR. Muesum was great. Very informative of the history and all things FCB! I really wanted to see the stadium, but it is currently under construction. Yes, I did know that before visiting the stadium. For some reason, I thought that you'd still have access to some portion of the stadium, just to get a glimpse. But of course, not go in and walk around. Well, the stadium is completely closed off, and quite a distance away with minimal views of the size, seats, etc. Long story short, I could have passed on this visit. Although, I do look forward to returning back in a few years once it's complete to receive the full experience!
Stacie AdamsStacie Adams
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Visiting the FC Barcelona Museum was an unforgettable experience, brilliantly showcasing the club's rich history and achievements. The museum is exceptionally well done, with every section thoughtfully organized to guide visitors through the exciting world of Barça. One of the standout features is the integration of cutting-edge technology, which enriches the exhibits by making them interactive and engaging for all ages. Whether it's interactive screens or augmented reality experiences, each technological addition enhances the storytelling and brings the club's history to life in a dynamic way. Furthermore, the attention to detail throughout the museum is impressive, ensuring that visitors not only see but truly experience the passion and spirit of FC Barcelona. For any football enthusiast or history buff, this museum is a must-visit as it brilliantly captures the essence of one of the most iconic football clubs in the world.
MARCELA LEONMARCELA LEON
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Carrer d'Arístides Maillol, s/n, Les Corts, 08028 Barcelona, Spain
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+34 934 96 36 00
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fcbarcelona.com
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4.6
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The FC Barcelona museum was inaugurated on 24 September 1984 under the presidency of Josep Lluís Nuñez. In 2000, the museum was renamed President Nuñez museum under the presidency of his successor, Joan Gaspart. On 15 June 2010, the museum was reopened after a long restructuring.
attractions: Spotify Camp Nou, Jardins del Palau de Pedralbes, Palau Blaugrana, Grand Hyatt Barcelona, Parc de la Marquesa, Maria Cristina, La Masia, Barça Immersive Tour, Carrefour Express, Hola Hostal, restaurants: La Turuleca, De Angelis, La nueva Marquesa, El Racó del Cargol, El Cargolet Picant, Pizzería That's Amore, El Pi, Mamma Italia, Sushi Hanaki, Pizzeria Av.Corrientes
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