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Spotify Camp Nou Tour + Park Güell Tickets

Name: Spotify Camp Nou Tour + Park Güell Tickets
Start: 2026-09-07T12:00:00
End: 2026-09-07T20:30:00
Location: Barcelona

Explore the iconic Camp Nou stadium, home to FC Barcelona, and experience the colorful eccentricity of Antonio Gaudíi's architecture at Park Güell - all with the same pocket-friendly ticket!

4.5/5(32,144)

Marta G

Couple

Verified booking

5 days ago

The entrance to Park Güell was easy to find, and a very nice lady scanned our tickets. Even though we’d bought tickets for a specific time slot, we were able to enter a little early. There was no line. As part of the package, we also bought a ticket to Casa Batlló, where we didn’t have to be there on the dot either. This place is definitely worth a visit—the interiors and woodwork are beautiful and unique. Both venues have free restrooms.

Touron C

Couple

Verified booking

5 days ago

A wonderful experience in Barcelona—with this combo ticket, we were able to explore the city stress-free, with the option to hop on and off the bus at any stop. Being able to combine the two routes was a real plus. I 100% recommend this tour option. Park Güell was enchanting and offered a wonderful, refreshing break. We’ll be back to Barcelona to explore even more.

Boxus F

Family

Verified booking

2 days ago

Park Güell is magnificent. Everything went very well. One minor issue, though: the audio guide didn't help me figure out where I was in relation to the explanations. It needs a map—maybe just one with numbers. That would make the experience much smoother.

Correia J

Family

Verified booking

3 days ago

A word of caution for those who have trouble walking—there’s some climbing involved! Otherwise, the tour is well worth the trip; it’s a real feast for the eyes. Best visited outside of vacation season.

Giovanni S

Group

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

It’s not a park; it’s a vision of a city that never came to be: Güell wanted a residential neighborhood for Barcelona’s wealthy, sold two lots, and the project failed. What remains is the most beautiful part of that failure—the undulating terrace clad in trencadís, the staircase with the salamander, the hypostyle hall with its crooked Doric columns, and the view that suddenly opens up over the entire city all the way to the sea. The highlight is that here, Gaudí works with the mountain rather than against it: the viaducts resemble petrified roots, the arcades curve to follow the slope, and the distinction between the built environment and nature is lost. It’s also why you end up walking quite a bit—and always uphill. The downside, as expected, is the crowd: the monumental area with limited admission is small and concentrated, and during peak hours it’s hard to take a photo without twenty people in the way. It’s worth arriving early or during the last afternoon time slot, when the light on the mosaic is best and the terrace clears out a bit. The surrounding, unrestricted part of the park is free and much quieter: if you have time to spare, it’s worth spending an extra half-hour there.

Confavreux D

Group

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Perfect! I followed the advice and took Line 24, which drops you off right in front of one of the park’s entrances. The interactive audio guide lets you take your time (since I have limited mobility) while still providing essential explanations to help you appreciate all the architectural details of this magnificent place.

Gain timed entry to two of the most popular Barcelona attractions with one, value-for-money combo.

Feel the glory and prestige of one of the largest football stadiums in the world.

Get a taste of the exhilaration the players must feel as you walk through the players' tunnel.

Admire the well-deserved symbols of triumph in the trophy cabinet.

Check out the 'Messi Area' where you can see his 5 Ballon d’Or trophies.

Get access to areas that are usually only accessed by players and staff.

Enjoy exploring Park Güell, one of the world's most impressive public parks.

Be amazed by the imagination of the architect Antoni Gaudí, evident throughout the park.

Don't miss out on the most noteworthy attractions, such as the Hypostyle Room and Gardens of Austria.

Camp Nou

Museum entrance fee

Camp Nou visit

Timed entry ticket

Park Güell

Entry to Park Güell

Access to Gaudí House Museum at Park Güell

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Giancarlo M
Group
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
The park is very large, so having a map is essential. If you have time, you can discover hidden and fascinating spots. I won’t say anything about the main attractions—you just have to admire them, take pictures, and occasionally reflect on them. It’s a privilege. Easy access.
Ferrua P
Group
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
A beautiful monument, no lines, very pleasant weather—everything was perfect. The audio guide worked flawlessly and provided detailed explanations.
Anita R
Family
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!! No lines at either one—two must-see attractions in Barcelona! I recommend booking in advance so you can enjoy everything at your own pace.
Giovanni S
Group
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
It’s not a park; it’s a vision of a city that never came to be: Güell wanted a residential neighborhood for Barcelona’s wealthy, sold two lots, and the project failed. What remains is the most beautiful part of that failure—the undulating terrace clad in trencadís, the staircase with the salamander, the hypostyle hall with its crooked Doric columns, and the view that suddenly opens up over the entire city all the way to the sea. The highlight is that here, Gaudí works with the mountain rather than against it: the viaducts resemble petrified roots, the arcades curve to follow the slope, and the distinction between the built environment and nature is lost. It’s also why you end up walking quite a bit—and always uphill. The downside, as expected, is the crowd: the monumental area with limited admission is small and concentrated, and during peak hours it’s hard to take a photo without twenty people in the way. It’s worth arriving early or during the last afternoon time slot, when the light on the mosaic is best and the terrace clears out a bit. The surrounding, unrestricted part of the park is free and much quieter: if you have time to spare, it’s worth spending an extra half-hour there.
Marta G
Couple
Verified booking
5 days ago
The entrance to Park Güell was easy to find, and a very nice lady scanned our tickets. Even though we’d bought tickets for a specific time slot, we were able to enter a little early. There was no line. As part of the package, we also bought a ticket to Casa Batlló, where we didn’t have to be there on the dot either. This place is definitely worth a visit—the interiors and woodwork are beautiful and unique. Both venues have free restrooms.

Camp Nou

Explore the home of FC Barcelona with a 90-minute self-guided tour. This is not a mere stadium visit, but a chance to understand the heart and soul of the people of Catalonia. The ticket also includes exclusive access to the press box which offers great views of the mammoth stadium, along with the museum, the ground, the tunnel, and of course, the 'Messi Area'.

Enjoy a walk through the players' tunnel and experience what it feels like to be on the sideline as you sit in the players' dugout. Make sure to drop by the museum to revisit the roots of the stadium and admire the memorabilia lovingly collected over the years.

Park Güell

Even though the Park Güell project, which was originally intended to be a residential park for aristocrats, was never fully completed, the Park itself is a stunning example of Gaudí's unique imagination and architectural prowess. With quirky elements such as columns that look like palm-tree trunks, a serpentine bench, a smiling dragon stretched in the middle of a divided stairway, the park is a playful blend of nature and architecture.

Park Güell is easily one of the most popular attractions in Barcelona, receiving over 5 million visitors annually. With a limited number of people allowed within each scheduled time slot for entry, we suggest you book in advance to get tickets at the most convenient time for you.

Note: Residents of the neighborhoods adjacent to Park Güell (El Coll, Vallcarca-Penitents, La Salut, El Carmel, Can Baró, and Baix Guinardó) and holders of the registered Gaudir Més enjoy free access from 7am to 9:30am (from July 1 to August 31) and from 8pm to 10pm. However, touristic visits are not allowed during the mentioned time slots.

Important Information

Camp Nou

Please note: On La Liga and Copa del Rey match days, the stadium tour will be closed the full day, with access only to the museum and a panoramic view of the stadium until 2:45pm.

On Champions League match days, the stadium tour will not operate one day before and on the match day. You will only get access to the museum and a panoramic view of the stadium until 2:45pm.

Park Güell

Due to conservation and maintenance works, some spaces might be under restoration.

The new regulation plan takes into account the needs of local residents in the neighborhoods adjacent to Park Güell (El Coll, Vallcarca-Penitents, La Salut, El Carmel, Can Baró, and Baix Guinardó) and guarantees them unrestricted access free of charge to all the year-round to enjoy the area. To enter the park, they will need to have a Neighbor or Gaudir Més card, which may be requested by the entrance staff.

Exploring Park Güell involves a lot of walking, given that its architectural features include uneven paths and multiple steps. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and carrying a bottle of water.

For visitors with mobility problems, Park Güell offers two free wheelchairs for hire (subject to availability). The tourist coach car park has three places for people with reduced mobility.

Pro tip: There are three entrances that allow you to enter Park Guell and they are located at Av. del Santuari de Sant Josep de la Muntanya (which you access by going up an escalator and even then it's pretty steep), and Carretera del Carmel, nº 23 (where the parking lot for coaches is located). If you wish to avoid a lot of climbing and stairs, take public transport (Bus #24) or a taxi to get to the entrance at Carretera del Carmel, which will be a mere 100 meters from the bus stop and the area with the monuments is just 100 meters inside the park from the gates. This 200-meter walk is mostly flat.

Restrictions

All the recognizable and famous portions of Park Güell are located in a zone that includes lots of uphill climbs and stairs so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Access to the park is regulated in order to renovate and preserve this portion of the Park.

A. Entrance and concierge

B. The guardhouse

C. Monumental staircase

D. The hypostyle room, outdoor

E. The hypostyle room, inside

F. The Austria Gardens

G. Nature square

H. The roadways, paths, and viaducts

I. Ramp and house larrard

Timings

Camp Nou

Daily: Time slots are available every 15 mins from 9:30am to 5:45pm.

Park Güell

From 27 Mar 2022 to 29 Oct 2022 : 9:30am to 7:30pm

From 1 Jul 2022 to 31 Aug 2022: 9am to 7:30pm

From 1 Sep 2022 to 20 Oct 2022: 9:30am to 7:30pm

From 30 Oct 2022 to 31 Dec 2022: 9:30am to 5:30pm

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket Redemption Points

**Park Güell **

On the day of your visit, you must show your tickets at the access of the restricted area of Park Güell.

Address: 08024 Barcelona, Spain.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point

Camp Nou

You can redeem your tickets directly at Camp Nou Stadium.

Address: C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain.

Get Directions to the Meeting Point