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 Picture by fcbarcelonaweb.com by m-joy The stadium Camp Nou (like most others) was built to create a brilliant atmosphere for Barca's matches. So don't pay 4 Euro to see Barca's tin cups ans old jerseys in the museum-try to get tickets for a match. Tickets available at the ticket office near Camp Nou or at Servi Caixa in town. Moreover the black market is always alive, but avoid the shabby old men with the pocket calculators, they are only there for profit. Better try to find some handsome fans who have tickets left. Enjoy it.
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 Here just before joining the Museum Camp Nou by listenandlearn, 3 more photos We are quite sure football lovers will spend much time at the football stadium (Camp Nou). Camp Nou is presently considered the largest within Europe, which accommodates 120,000 people. To get to Camp Nou, take the blue line or Line 5 (Directions: Cornellá) and get off at Collblanc. Once you get off Collblanc, it is approx. 20 minutes easy walking to the front entrance. (Incidentally, please do not make a mistake of purchasing the one day or the one week metro (or underground tickets), always purchase the T-10 which only cost 6.30 Euros, given a ten journey, you are others may share the same ticket simultaneously & it metro tickets expires in one year date). It is best to get to Camp Nou around 10 in the morning to give you ample of time to enjoy everything they have to offer tourists. Visit the FC Barcelona Museum; the cost per head is 9 Euros. It is approximately 45-50 minutes tour (tour is also available in English). The tour includes visiting the museum, dugouts, the players locker rooms, the press conference room after the games, also you are allowed to step on the grass, seat on the Presidential Box & all the photos you wish to take is allowed what is more interesting is you & everyone else can even go on the Presidential VIP seats and hold the replica of the European Cup. A week ago, we hosted some football admirers & they got to Camp Nou after 3pm, it was their last day here in Barcelona & was not able to see much, this is the reason why we are suggesting for you to get to Camp Nou early enough & would not miss anything. Should you wish to purchase T-Shirts of Barça, it is always best to purchase it at Camp Nou as we have seen many imitations being sold at Las Ramblas. Have a wonderful & safe time here in Barcelona. We wish to add one more thing; we are advising you and everyone to please do wear a money belt, wear those money belts while in Barcelona for peace of mind and great pre-cautions. Cheers to all, marieinspain@yahoo.com
Will give you more details after downloading my photos. MANY THANKS PAL! Leave a Comment Theme: Extreme SportsAddress: Camp NouPhone: +34 93 4963600Directions: Will give you very good detail directions.Website: http://www.fcbarcelona.com
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 Camp Nou, the mother of all stadiums! by seamandrew Without a doubt, the Camp Nou Stadium is a must for lovers of football (soccer as we call it here in the states). It opened in 1957 and holds 100,000 spectators, and has been named a 5-star stadium, the highest distinction awarded by the UEFA, due to the quality of its facilities. As a visitor, you get to the see the stadium through the player's eyes and gain access to the dressing room area, the pitch, and sit on the benches where the world's top footballers have been. Americans won't be too interested in this, but Europeans will jump on this place! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Aristides Maillol, 12-18Phone: +34 93 4963600Directions: Metro Collblanc Line 5 (blue)Website: http://www.fcbarcelona.com
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 Shopping items of FC Barcelona by SirRichard This sentence seems to be the unofficial slogan of the soccer club Football Club Barcelona. This team has always been a identity sign of Catalunya, and recently it is more than a club in the sense that is a commercial emporium too, with shops all over selling any item you can imagine. This pic was taken at the shop in El Prat Airport. Leave a Comment
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 Doing previous exercise by SirRichard In Las Ramblas avenue you can find almost every day Juan Sabate, former soccer player that now entertaings the people who pass by Las Ramblas doing ball taps. He's got a few world records in that "speciality": 26.000 taps while seated!!!! Leave a Comment
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 Camp Nou by Peret "Camp Nou" (New field in catalan) is a great architectonical structure, worth to visit. There is also the museum of barça, for football lovers. I think is the second visited museum of Barcelona. Also, in Camp Nou plays once or twice every year the national catalan time, that you can see in the photo, in the match against Brasil. El Camp Nou és una gran estructura arquitectònica que val la pena visitar. S'hi troba el museu del barça, per amants el futbol. Crec que és el segon museu més visitat de Barcelona. Al Camp Nou hi juga un o dos cops a l'any la selecció catalana, que podeu veure en la foto, en el partit contra Brasil. Leave a Comment
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by IceBear7 Even if you're just a little bit interested in soccer than you should take the trip to the Nou Camp stadium and visit the museum of the FC Barcelona! You see a lot of their cups and medals and photos of victory, history of the club (with all the sports they do, not only soccer but also basketball, rugby etc), the famous players, the boots and jersey of the legendary Bernd Schuster and Diego Maradona for example. What I really liked was the old soccer memorabilia - an old ticket booth, the dressing room, a sports pub, old soccer magazines, board games, balls and other equipment etc. The best of all is of course the view from the president's seat in the stadium. It is huge (I mean the stadium!) and has an exciting atmosphere even with nobody but a few visitors around. It gives you the shivers thinking about 100,000 supports singing and cheering and just 22 guys fighting on the pitch. You get back to reality in the huge shop with everything from soccer boots, pens, cups, ashtrays, mouse pads and Barca crisps...
Visit to the Museum is 5 Euro, you can do a guided tour with the dressing rooms, press room and a lot more for 10 Euro. Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: Aristides MaillolDirections: Entrance 7 for the museum, signs are not that great so look for the 7!! Metro L5 to CollblancWebsite: http://www.fcbarcelona.com
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 stadion by tessy You can buy souvenirs of FC Barcelona inside the stadion, there is a big big shop and you can get there the tricots of your favourite player. Outside there are two little tables where you can also buy scarfs, flags and other little stuff, not only of the Barcelona team. Leave a Comment
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by quartinb one of the 5 best club in the world and the richest one helds an impressive football stadium. inaugurated in 1899 and renovated a couple of times, camp nou attendant capacity of 68.800 seats, makes it the second larger in the world. is a source of immense pride to Barcelona?s supporters not only because of the sheer size of the stadium, but also due to the architectural design. modern facilities available here make it by far the best football stadium in Europe (well, next to benfica stadium of course:-). a well deserved UEFA five-star rating , a category reserved for the very few. outstanding. Leave a Comment
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 stadion by tessy My girls wanted to visit the stadion, so we agreed. And, to say the truth, me too I was interested to visit that "must see" for soccer fans. And it was really worth to go there. I've never been in such a big stadion, I felt so little there. It must be a great feeling to visit a match there! Hoping to make it true one day! Leave a Comment
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