Nou Camp - Barcelona F.C.

Advantages: Impressive stadium and accompanying museum
Disadvantages: Not allowed onto pitch!

...of the time. "El Nou Estadi del Futbol Club Barcelona", affectionately known by the Catalan nickname of "Camp Nou", is the current home of FC Barcelona. The venue for numerous glorious footballing moments since its inauguration in 1957, the famous stadium undoubtedly contains the most revered blades of grass in Catalonia, and a comprehensive list of the sporting greats who have graced it would be very long indeed. The fiery Catalan separatist tradition ...
...city before moving to the Nou Camp in 1957. This was inevitable as the club's popularity had soared during the 50s, driven by the team's amazing success. With a capacity of 98,000 , the stadium is by far the largest in Europe and second only to the legendary Brazilian Maracana worldwide. Located in the northwest of the city, the stadium is a few minutes' walk from Collblanc Metro station (L5 Light-Blue). Admission is a real bargain at 575ptas (~£2.30) ... Read review

Advantages: Excellent views, amazing football
Disadvantages: poor views form the 4th tier

...Road (that is THE greatest!)…..The Nou Cap. Technically called "El Nou Estadi del Futbol Club Barcelona", it is the home of European Champions FC Barcelona. I was lucky enough to have a tour of the stadium, and see their first game as defending champions against Levski Sofia…the score was 5-0…. *** The stadium *** FC Barcelona was founded in the late 19th century, and occupied several stadia around the city before moving to the Nou Camp in September ...
...took place in the Camp Nou was FC Barcelona against a team from Warsaw and the Barcelona line-up in the new Stadium was formed by: Ramallets, Olivella, Brugu, Segarra, Vergs, Gensana, Basora, Villaverde, Martnez, Kubala and Tejada. Bara won 4-2. With a capacity of 98,787, the stadium is easily one of the largest (if not the largest) in Europe, and certainly in the top 5 in the world. It sits 48 metres high and has a surface of 55,000 square metres ... Read review

Advantages: Standing on the Pitch looking up into the stands. A great value tour
Disadvantages: Thats there was no game on the weekend we were there, although we did go and see Espanyol instead

...Friday, a visit to the Nou Camp. The main reason for our trip was to see Barcelona play someone, however this wasn’t possible as they were away that weekend. So instead we did the next best thing, The Nou Camp Stadium tour and visit to the Barcelona FC Museum. Of course I’m sure it comes as no surprise that on our first full day, having got drunk the night before, we went to do something related to Football. Having decided that it wasn’t that far ...
...Barcelona FC moved to the Nou Camp in 1957 and since then have built a complex surrounding it that plays host to a number of the clubs different teams. As Barcelona aren’t just a football team, they also have teams for Basketball, American Football, Wrestling and many, many more. Along side the 98,000 seater Nou camp there are the smaller stadium where Barcelona reserves play, which holds around about 15,000 people and various other sports halls, ... Read review

Advantages: Amazing stadium, surprisingly cheap, great players to see, easy to get to
Disadvantages: Can be slightly tepid if it's an unimportant match

If you like football - or even if you don't - you simply must go here if you happen to be in Barcelona. Not only is it the biggest stadium in Europe at 120,000 capacity, but it also plays host to some of the finest players in the world. Not only that but you can get in for under a tenner if you get a seat right at the top - but bring your binoculars (seriously)! The one thing I would advise is that you should go for a reasonably big match - the ...
...the World. You'd be lucky to get tickets for this, though. I say this because when I went, we went to a match against 'ickle' Numancia and so, although it was pretty much a full team for 'Barca', there wasn't much passion in the game and the stadium was only half full. As a result it wasn't a great game and the crowd was a bit quiet as they watched Barcelona sputter along to a 1-1 draw with the Primera Liga minnows. Whatever the match, though, it's ... Read review

Advantages: A great football stadium with a fantastic museum.
Disadvantages: A bit far out but easly reached in a bus or car.

Nou Camp, Barcelona... possibly the most famous football stadium in Europe. This football stadium was so huge I could not get over it. I have been to many British stands and they are jumpers for goalposts compared to this amazing pitch. It has a 120,000 capacity and hosts some of the most famous players such as Figo, and Ronaldo and the most famous games in the world. I am not a football fan in honesty and wet there as it was just one of the sights ...
...enjoy this experience if you don’t like football or is your love the game. It is clean, colourful and vibrant. The museum, which is attached to the stadium, is so large and full of beautiful trophies and awards. There are photos of the Barcelona team through the year, video rooms of spectacular matches and the whole history of the team along the walls. There are models of the various football grounds they have owned, which are very life like ... Read review