Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Tour: frequently asked questions

The self-guided walk around the stadium, the panoramic view of the pitch, the Real Madrid Museum with the trophy room and the Champions League cups, the pass through the dressing rooms and dugouts (subject to availability) and access to the official store. It does not include a guide or purchases.

From €37 per person, with reduced rates for children depending on age. It varies by date and availability. See the price and what's included.

The tour is free and self-guided. The rough duration is ~45 minutes, although most visitors spend between 1 and 2 hours if they take their time in the museum.

No, it is a free, self-guided tour: you move at your own pace following the signposted route.

The route is shortened or closes earlier and some areas may not be visited. If you want the full tour, choose a non-match day. See the opening times.

No. The ticket is non-refundable and cannot be modified. Confirm your date before booking; confirmation is immediate.

Yes, it is very visual and you explore at your own pace. Young fans love the trophies and the pitch. There is usually a reduced rate by age.

Yes, the Real Madrid Museum and the trophy room are part of the Tour route.

Through Gate 84 (Castellana on the corner with Concha Espina). By metro, line 10, Santiago Bernabéu stop, right at the stadium. See how to get there.

Yes, for personal use across almost the whole route. Follow the venue signage in the areas where it is not allowed.

Yes. The remodelled stadium has lifts and a route that is mostly wheelchair accessible. Some areas may have specific limitations; if you need assistance, confirm it before your visit.

Small backpacks are usually allowed; bulky luggage and suitcases are not, and the lockers are limited. If you are carrying large luggage, arrange where to leave it beforehand.

The Tour is self-guided, with no accompanying guide: you follow the signposted route and the museum panels at your own pace. More tips for your visit.