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Hi, can somebody tell if i can buy in advance tickets on-line to visit barça stadium......(interrogation)
thank's a lot
You probably can but you can also just turn up at the Nou Camp & pay on arrival. I've done it twice & haven't had to wait in line long at all.
www.spanish-fiestas.com/football/museum.htm
Best is directly with the club:
https://entrades.fcbarcelona.cat/web/en/entrades.html
Another possibility are such agencies:
http://www.footballticketsbarcelona.com/
Definitely it is much better to buy the tickets at the stadium when you are there.
If it were an important match, it would be advisable to get the tickets well in advance but for a visit at the stadium there is no need to do it.
thank's all replies, i bought today at the moment of visit....
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Avenida Diagonal 686
Barcelona
Metro: Line 3: Palau Reial
Opened:
tuesday - saturday: 10:00 - 18:00
sunday: 10:00 - 15:00
Entrance fee: €3,50
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