Barca Tour

STARPOINTS  :  '92 Olympic Ring      FC Barcelona Stadium and Museum

1992 Olympic Ring:
The Olympic Games in 1992 gave Barcelona vital new infrastructures
as well as a face lift. While showing you the Olympic Rings impressive sports facilities ,
Olympic Stadium, St Jordi Sports Pavilion, Picornell Swimming Pools, INEF Sports University , in their spectacular setting overlooking Barcelona we will explain how the Games transformed a city. Then we will visit FC Barcelona Stadium, Camp Nou.
   

 
FC Barcelona Stadium and Museum:
Guided tour (Football Ground, Changing Rooms, Press Room, Museum, Trophies, etc): Camp Nou, the New Ground, was built between 1952 and 1957 when the old ground in Les Corts (60,000 capacity) became too small. Current capacity is 98,787, the largest stadium in Europe and 3rd largest in the world, but before the standing areas were banned by UEFA its capacity was 120,000. UEFA awarded the stadium 5-star status for its services and facilities. We will visit the changing rooms of the visiting teams, the bench, the chapel, the pressroom and interview set, and the press boxes. Then we will visit the museum, most visited museum in Catalunya, with the trophies of over 100 years of competition, photos, videos, and the Pablo Ornaque collection of football curiosities and antiques. Finally, you will have free time to spend as you please, in the museum or to visit the giant official store of FC Barcelona products. Note: The club reserves the right to close some areas of the stadium when needed.

 

1992 Olympic Ring: The Olympic Games in 1992 gave Barcelona vital new infrastructures as well as a face lift. While showing you the Olympic Rings impressive sports facilities , Olympic Stadium, St Jordi Sports Pavilion, Picornell Swimming Pools, INEF Sports University, in their spectacular setting overlooking Barcelona we will explain how the Games transformed a city. Then we will visit FCBarcelona Stadium, Camp Nou.  

FCBarcelona Stadium and Museum: Guided tour (Football Ground, Changing Rooms, Press Room, Museum, Trophies, etc): Camp Nou, the New Ground, was built between 1952 and 1957 when the old ground in Les Corts (60,000 capacity) became too small. Current capacity is 98,787, the largest stadium in Europe and 3rd largest in the world, but before the standing areas were banned by UEFA its capacity was 120,000. UEFA awarded the stadium 5star status for its services and facilities. We will visit the changing rooms of the visiting teams, the bench, the chapel, the pressroom and interview set, and the press boxes. Then we will visit the museum, most visited museum in Catalunya, with the trophies of over 100 years of competition, photos, videos, and the Pablo Ornaque collection of football curiosities and antiques. Finally, you will have free time to spend as you please, in the museum or to visit the giant official store of FC Barcelona products. Note: The club reserves the right to close some areas of the stadium when needed.  

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