In accordance with UEFA stipulations, the playing area has been downsized to 105 metres x 68 metres.With a capacity of 99,354, it is now the biggest stadium in Europe. Camp Nou is the place where you have to go if you like football/soccer. In 2010, in line with the new UEFA regulations, this category was replaced by the new 'Category 4' title which corresponds to the stadiums which fulfill the most demanding requirements with regards to facilities, services and capacity such as FC Barcelona's ground.Of the different facilities on offer inside the stadium, of particular note are a chapel next to the changing rooms, the presidential box, the VIPs lounge, the press rooms, several television studios, the Sports Medicine Centre, the Operative Control Unit (UCO), the veteran players area, the FC Barcelona club museum, and the offices of all of the many different Club departments. Full guided Visit F.C.Barcelona Camp Nou Experience with Tapas and Transfer.Camp Nou-F.C. Barcelona secrets with a sports journalistSkip the Line: Barça Experience - Discover Camp Nou & Museum TicketGo Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass: Entry to Over 20 AttractionsBarcelona Camp Nou Football Stadium Tour from Costa Brava with Optional Montjuic Fountains Light ShowBarcelona Exclusive Private Tour:Learn Messi & FC Barcelona Secrets Private E-bike Tour Barcelona | Camp Nou Experience Skip the Line: Barça Experience - Discover Camp Nou & Museum TicketPrivate E-bike Tour Barcelona | Camp Nou Experience Barcelona City Tour Hop On - Hop Off + F.C.Barcelona Camp Nou ExperienceShore Excursion: Barcelona City Tour Hop-On Hop-OffBarcelona Camp Nou Tour : FC Brcelona Stadium & Museum (all in one)7-Day Taste of Mediterranean Tour exploring best of Spain and PortugalWonderful experience.You get to see the team museum, trophy room and history stuff from old t-shirts to a 1901 trophy.The tour covers also the locker rooms and a visit to the press room.You also get tConfortable seating, spectacular view, great museum, rich shops .. Camp Nou Is one of the best places in Barcelona .. It has an incredible mix of unique architecture, historic monuments, museums and even beaches.There are just so many sights and attractions such as the Aquarium, Zoo, Maritime Museum and Barcelona Football Club (Nou Camp) to name just a few.The tree-lined boulevard Las Ramblas runs through Barcelona from the port to the Placa de Catalunya. Exploring La Sagrada Familia without a guide means you may miss out on the UNESCO World Heritage Site's hidden details and secret symbols. Casa del Soci Here you will find crowds watching the many street entertainers.Explore the underground Roman ruins at the Museu d’Historia de la Ciutat.Visit the famous medieval Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) and see the Cathedral as well as the El Arco de Triunfo and the Palau Aguilar (Picasso Museum).The Port Vell area is the attractive marina with bars, restaurants, cafes, shops and the aquarium.The fishing district of Barceloneta has some great beaches and seafood restaurants as well as the Museu Maritime.The famous Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona as designed by Gaudi – this is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the world and is situated on the Carrer de Mallorca in central Barcelona.This famous church began construction in 1882 with the architect Francisco de Paula del Villar originally designing a neo gothic church.One year later Antoni Gaudí took over as the chief architect and from that moment he radically changed the design.Gaudí spent most of his life obsessed with the building of the church until his death in 1926.At that time only one tower was completely finished out of a planned 18 towers.Although still a work in progress the church is an amazing visual feast.Gaudi himself is buried in a crypt here and the views over Barcelona are magnificent.It is expected that Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece will be completed in 2026.You can also visit the Sagrada Familia Museum which is located inside the church and documents its fascinating and troubled history with a good explanation behind the thinking and objectives of Gaudí’s work.Make sure to see his other buildings such as the Casa Mila (La Pedrera) with its unusual lines and surreal chimneys – see picture below – as well as the Park Güell.Just click on the links to see live webcams of Barcelona.As well as our webcams showing pictures and images of Barcelona we also have an amazing Barcelona tourist information video below showing the most famous sights, best attractions and notable landmarks in Barcelona:Use the price comparison website search engine below to quickly find the cheapest car hire from Barcelona Airport.Within seconds we give you the lowest quote for hiring a car from Barcelona Airport.The price comparison search engine below will compare all the current Barcelona Airport car hire deals and car rental rates to give you the lowest and cheapest car hire deals from Barcelona Airport.If you have never been to Barcelona and want to see what Barcelona looks like then Barcelona webcams are ideal to get a flavour of Barcelona.This website uses cookies to improve your experience.

The webcam on the sailboat at Port Vell will hopefully return next week [ the boat has been in for scheduled maintenance ] 2 years ago; Barca Nic; yes I would like to know also, been there for a few weeks 1st seen it by the WHotel, but cant wait till I go back in 4 weeks time, La Masia Here you will find crowds watching the many street entertainers.Explore the underground Roman ruins at the Museu d’Historia de la Ciutat.Visit the famous medieval Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) and see the Cathedral as well as the El Arco de Triunfo and the Palau Aguilar (Picasso Museum).The Port Vell area is the attractive marina with bars, restaurants, cafes, shops and the aquarium.The fishing district of Barceloneta has some great beaches and seafood restaurants as well as the Museu Maritime.The famous Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona as designed by Gaudi – this is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the world and is situated on the Carrer de Mallorca in central Barcelona.This famous church began construction in 1882 with the architect Francisco de Paula del Villar originally designing a neo gothic church.One year later Antoni Gaudí took over as the chief architect and from that moment he radically changed the design.Gaudí spent most of his life obsessed with the building of the church until his death in 1926.At that time only one tower was completely finished out of a planned 18 towers.Although still a work in progress the church is an amazing visual feast.Gaudi himself is buried in a crypt here and the views over Barcelona are magnificent.It is expected that Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece will be completed in 2026.You can also visit the Sagrada Familia Museum which is located inside the church and documents its fascinating and troubled history with a good explanation behind the thinking and objectives of Gaudí’s work.Make sure to see his other buildings such as the Casa Mila (La Pedrera) with its unusual lines and surreal chimneys – see picture below – as well as the Park Güell.Just click on the links to see live webcams of Barcelona.As well as our webcams showing pictures and images of Barcelona we also have an amazing Barcelona tourist information video below showing the most famous sights, best attractions and notable landmarks in Barcelona:Use the price comparison website search engine below to quickly find the cheapest car hire from Barcelona Airport.Within seconds we give you the lowest quote for hiring a car from Barcelona Airport.The price comparison search engine below will compare all the current Barcelona Airport car hire deals and car rental rates to give you the lowest and cheapest car hire deals from Barcelona Airport.If you have never been to Barcelona and want to see what Barcelona looks like then Barcelona webcams are ideal to get a flavour of Barcelona.This website uses cookies to improve your experience.