Bernabéu Stadium Tour & Real Madrid Museum Tickets
- Duration1.5 hours
- Open onEvery day
- Meeting pointThe Tour Bernabéu entrance by the stadium
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Overview
Step inside the Santiago Bernabeu, Real Madrid's iconic stadium, on a self-guided tour with an entry ticket. You will enjoy a panoramic view from the stands, an interactive museum with the club's trophy collection, and access to the changing rooms and pitchside benches when they are open. The tour suits football fans, families and first-time visitors to Madrid. Choose a classic ticket for a fixed time or, depending on the option, a flexible ticket for any time.
Highlights
- Panoramic view over the pitch from the stands of the Bernabeu
- Real Madrid museum with interactive displays and the trophy collection
- Changing rooms and pitchside benches when open
- Memorabilia from the football and basketball teams
- Classic ticket for a fixed time, or flexible ticket for any time in opening hours
- Self-guided at your own pace, with an optional souvenir photo on site
- Located in central Madrid, next to Santiago Bernabeu metro station
Full Description
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and the Bernabeu Tour
The Santiago Bernabeu opened in 1947 and has been the stadium of Real Madrid for decades. Its recent redevelopment added a striking new facade, a retractable roof and a modern seating bowl, so the Bernabeu Stadium Tour now feels very different from a few years ago. Standing at the edge of the pitch, you sense why it is one of the best-known venues in world football.
Searches for Bernabeu Stadium tour tickets usually show a wish to see the pitch and the trophy room, and this ticket delivers both. The visit is self-guided and takes about ninety minutes to two hours.
The Real Madrid Museum and Trophy Collection
The museum uses interactive and audiovisual displays to tell the story of Real Madrid, from its early years to modern champions. The trophy collection, including the European Cup and Champions League wins, is displayed in an impressive room, alongside kits, boots and memorabilia from football and basketball.
The museum can be busy at midday, so a morning or late afternoon visit is quieter. The museum has limited capacity, and staff manage the flow at busy times, so follow the signs and staff instructions. Children in particular tend to enjoy the touch screens and the shirts of famous players.
Changing Rooms, Benches and the Stands
A highlight for many fans is the chance to visit the changing rooms and sit on the pitchside benches, where the players prepare and where the coaches watch the game. These areas can close on match days and the day before, or during stadium operations, so check the schedule before you go.
From the stands, the view across the pitch shows the scale of the stadium and the retractable roof. This part is accessible for people with reduced mobility, while the bench and changing-room area is not currently accessible.
Choosing Your Ticket and Getting There
A classic ticket gives you access at a specific date and time, while a flexible ticket lets you arrive at any time during the opening hours of the day you choose, depending on the option. Opening hours change by season and on match days.
To get to the Bernabeu Stadium, take the metro line L10 to Santiago Bernabeu station, right at the stadium, or use a bus along Paseo de la Castellana. The visit combines well with a walk along the Castellana or a meal nearby.
Itinerary
- Arrive and pass securityShow your ticket and go through the security check at the entrance.
- Panoramic viewTake in the pitch and the stadium from the stands.
- Real Madrid museumExplore the interactive displays, kits and trophy room, about 45 minutes.
- Changing rooms and benchesVisit these areas if they are open, about 15 minutes.
- Store and exitBrowse the official store before leaving.
What's included
- Entry ticket to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium tour
- Access to the Real Madrid museum (limited capacity)
- Skip the ticket line
Not included
- Food and beverages
- Souvenir photos
- Guided tour
- Transportation
Is this right for you?
Great for
- Families with children — a child price for ages 5–13
- History and culture lovers
- A short visit — about 1.5 hours
Not suitable for
- Visitors expecting a live guide (this ticket does not include a guided tour)
- People with reduced mobility who want to see the changing rooms and benches, which are not currently accessible
Meeting point
This is an admission ticket, so hotel pickup is not included. Go to the Bernabeu Tour entrance at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium on Avenida de Concha Espina in Madrid at your booked time, or during opening hours if you choose the flexible ticket. Show your e-ticket, pass the security check and start the self-guided tour.
Important information
- Show your ticket on your phone at the entrance
- Security checks are mandatory and the club can refuse entry
- Wear comfortable shoes
- On match days and the day before, the changing rooms and benches stay closed
- Some areas may close at short notice for stadium operations
- The ticket does not include a guide, food, or souvenir photos
- Opening hours change by season and on match days
- Pets are not allowed, apart from assistance dogs
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.
How much does the Bernabeu Stadium Tour ticket cost?
The price depends on the option (classic or flexible) and the traveller category. The booking panel on this page shows the current price for each option, adult and child.
Is hotel pickup included?
No. This is an admission ticket. Go to the stadium yourself; Santiago Bernabeu metro station is at the entrance.
How long does the tour take?
Allow about ninety minutes to two hours for the self-guided tour.
Is the Bernabeu tour suitable for children?
Yes. Children enjoy the interactive museum and the pitch view, and younger visitors have their own ticket category.
What should I wear or bring?
Comfortable shoes and your ticket on your phone. Bring ID if requested and expect a security check.
Can I book for today or tomorrow?
If today or tomorrow shows time slots in the booking panel, they are available. Popular times sell out, so book ahead where possible.
What is the difference between the options?
The classic ticket gives access at a specific date and time. The flexible ticket lets you come at any time during opening hours on the day you select, depending on the option you choose.
Can I tour the Bernabeu on a match day?
The stadium tour may run on match days until several hours before kick-off, but the changing rooms and benches stay closed on match days and the day before.
Is the Bernabeu Stadium Tour worth it?
Yes, particularly for football fans. The museum, the trophy collection and the view over the pitch make for a memorable visit.
How do I get to the Bernabeu Stadium?
Take metro line L10 to Santiago Bernabeu station, or use a bus along Paseo de la Castellana.
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