Santiago Bernabéu Tour

Walk through the home of Real Madrid CF, from trophy rooms to pitch‑side views and behind‑the‑scenes areas.

Whether you are a dedicated football fan or just curious about one of the world’s most famous clubs, the Bernabéu tour offers an immersive look at the stadium and its history.

Iconic stadium experience Timed tickets Family‑friendly

Essential details

Quick facts

Ticket price: Dynamic pricing, often around €25–€35 for adults; child and family tickets available.
Opening hours: Vary by season and match days; tours are reduced or modified when games or events are scheduled.
Recommended visit: 1.5–2 hours to comfortably see exhibits, viewpoints, and the club shop.

Getting there

Address: Av. de Concha Espina, 1, 28036 Madrid.
Nearest transport: Metro Santiago Bernabéu (L10); several bus lines stop nearby.
On foot: A straightforward walk if you are staying in the northern part of the city.

Accessibility & comfort

Access: Parts of the tour route include stairs; check for updated accessible routes during stadium renovations.
Crowds: Peak times include weekends, school holidays, and days close to big matches.
Facilities: On‑site cafés, restrooms, and a large club shop at the end of the tour.

                    How to fit the Bernabéu tour into your day
                    Morning: Take an early tour slot to avoid the busiest crowds, then enjoy a
                            late breakfast nearby.
Afternoon: Combine with shopping or dining along Paseo de la Castellana.
Evening: If you are attending a match, keep your tour and game on separate
                            days to avoid fatigue.

                

Before you go

Book tickets online in advance, especially on weekends or during Champions League weeks.
Check renovation updates, as some viewing areas or exhibits may be temporarily closed.
Wear comfortable shoes—there is more walking and stair‑climbing than you might expect.