Which metro station should you choose?

Compare Palau Reial and Les Corts on the L3, Collblanc and Badal on the L5, based on your starting point and the entrance you need to reach. The best choice depends on your access, not just the proximity to the stadium.

Do the museum and the match use the same entrances?

The instructions are distinct: letters for match access, numbers 9, 15, or 15A for non-match destinations. Always check the instructions corresponding to your ticket.

What time should you arrive for a match?

Allow some extra time to reach your entrance and go through the checks. For the opening of the gates, follow the specific information for your event: the club's general pages do not all provide the same time.

Is parking available at Camp Nou?

Not at the stadium itself: during the construction of the new Spotify Camp Nou, there is no longer public parking for cars. Park in a parking lot in the Les Corts neighborhood, preferably reserved in advance, or leave your car near a metro station and finish your journey on L3 or L5.

Plan your visit

How to Get to Camp Nou: Transport and Entrances

To get to Spotify Camp Nou, use public transport, then walk to the entrance shown on your ticket. The entrance you need depends on whether you are attending a match or visiting the museum or other facilities. Check your destination before choosing a metro station: arriving near the stadium does not necessarily mean arriving at the right entrance.

Plan your journey to Camp Nou and find the right entrance for a match, the museum or your booked experience.

Metro, tram and bus
Matchday entrances
Entrances for museum visits

Neighbourhood	Les Corts, Barcelona
Address	Carrer d’Arístides Maillol, s/n, 08028 Barcelona
Metro	L3 Palau Reial, Les Corts; L5 Collblanc, Badal
Matchdays	Follow the entrance shown on your ticket and the instructions for your match.
Museum and shop on non-matchdays	Entrance 9, via Avinguda de Joan XXIII
Experience on non-matchdays	Entrance 15 or 15A, according to your booking instructions

Source: FC Barcelona: Getting to Camp Nou and non-match day access. Verified on October 29, 2026.

Distance	Approximately 5 km from Plaça de Catalunya
By metro	L3 direct from Catalunya to Les Corts or Palau Reial, approximately 25 minutes door to door
By car or taxi	About 20 minutes outside of peak hours, longer on match days
On foot	About 1 hour
From Sants Station	Approximately 2 km: L3 from Sants Estació, 2 stops to Les Corts

How to get to Camp Nou by metro, bus or taxi

Metro and Tram

The metro is a great starting point for planning your journey: Palau Reial and Les Corts on L3, Collblanc and Badal on L5. The trams T1T2T3 serve Avinguda de Xile and Palau Reial. Compare the route to your entrance rather than just the distance to the centre of the stadium.

To plan your itinerary, check out our Barcelona metro guide.

By hop-on hop-off bus

The blue route of Barcelona Bus Turístic stops at Futbol Club Barcelona on Avinguda de Joan XXIII, in front of entrance 9. A convenient stop to combine the museum or shop with a city tour. Find routes and tickets in our Barcelona hop-on hop-off bus guide. On match days, check for detours and the stop location before you go.

Bus, Taxi, and Car

Several bus lines serve the area, but detours apply on match days. Check TMB before you leave and for your return. In a taxi, specify the entrance you need and use the authorised drop-off areas. Campus parking may be disrupted or unavailable during construction: do not rely on a spot inside without confirmation.

Where to enter Camp Nou on match day?

Your ticket determines the access route to follow. FCB distributes the pathways among several streets: I, K, L, M via Avinguda de Joan XXIII; Q, V, W via Travessera de les Corts; D, E, F via Carrer de Martí i Franquès and/or Avinguda del Doctor Gregorio Marañón.

Do not automatically join the first line you encounter. Identify the letter of your access before approaching the perimeter, keep your ticket handy, and allow extra time for checks. For opening hours and traffic changes, consult your match instructions and the official match day information.

Once past the checks, our guide for finding your seat at Camp Nou explains how to read your ticket, from access to seat. Outside of match days, to explore the stadium and museum, see our Camp Nou Tour page.

Which entrance should you use on a non-matchday?

Museum and shop

FCB recommends access 9, Avinguda de Joan XXIII, for the museum and the official shop. Check the exact title of the reserved experience: the museum and the Spotify Camp Nou Experience do not have the same access points on the club's mobility page.

Spotify Camp Nou Experience

The recommended access points are 15, Carrer d’Arístides Maillol, and 15A, Travessera de les Corts. Compare these landmarks with the instructions received with your reservation and follow the signage on site. Opening hours and visitor conditions may vary depending on the site's activities. Check the official non-match day information.

Arriving by car

Where to park near Camp Nou?

See where to park

Accessibility and planning your journey back

If you use a wheelchair or have reduced mobility, check the full route to your entrance with the club. A nearby station or an accessible parking space does not by itself guarantee a step-free route to your destination.

Plan your journey back as well: check the last departures, service disruptions and your meeting point. After the match, follow the exit routes and staff instructions rather than assuming your usual bus stop is still being served.

The blue façade of the Spotify Camp Nou and its esplanade, photographed in 2023 before renovation.

How to Get to Camp Nou: Transport and Entrances

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