What to see on the Bernabéu Tour

The route through the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium takes you to the areas you never see on a match day: from the top of the stands down to the dressing room and the museum. Here's the approximate order of its highlights, all of which you can explore with your Bernabéu Tour ticket.

1. The panoramic view of the stadium

The tour starts right at the top: from the upper stands you take in the pitch and the sheer scale of the redeveloped stadium, with its ring and retractable roof. It's one of the most impressive panoramas in Madrid and the first great photo moment of the visit.

2. The Real Madrid museum

The heart of the visit. The Real Madrid museum is one of the most visited in the city: it walks you through the club's history, its legendary players and its greatest moments, with interactive screens, shirts and memorabilia.

3. The trophy room and the Champions Leagues

The most photographed spot in the museum: the trophy room with the European Cups and Champions League titles lined up, alongside leagues, cups and international honours. Seeing so many trophies together is hard to forget for any fan.

4. The bench area and the pitch

The route heads down to pitch level: the players' bench, the tunnel to the dressing rooms and the view of the turf from below (access to certain areas depends on the match and event calendar, so it can vary).

5. The dressing rooms

Depending on the day's availability, the visit passes through the dressing room area, where you can see up close where the teams get ready. It's one of the most popular parts, though it may be closed on dates near a match.

6. The official store

Like every great attraction, the route ends at the Real Madrid official store: shirts, scarves, replicas and souvenirs. Prices are official store prices and any purchases are paid separately.

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