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Bernabéu Stadium: the home of Real Madrid

Even people who care nothing for football come away impressed. The Bernabéu has been rebuilt inside a shell of steel ribbons, with a roof that closes and a pitch that slides away underground, and the tour shows you how.

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Mon to Sat 9:00 to 19:00, Sun 9:30 to 18:30
Closed
25 Dec, 1 Jan
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1½ to 2 hours

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    What to see at the Bernabéu

    1. The panoramic view

      The tour begins high in the stands, with the whole bowl beneath you and the city beyond the new roof.

    2. The trophy rooms

      Real Madrid's European Cups and Champions League trophies, more than any other club has won, with the shirts, boots and balls of famous nights.

    3. The dressing rooms and the tunnel

      The home dressing room, the players' tunnel and the bench at the side of the pitch. On match days and the day before, these are closed.

    4. The new stadium

      The retractable roof and the steel shell outside, and the pitch that disappears underground between matches so that the stadium can be used for other events.

    Tickets and tours for the Bernabéu

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      Madrid: Tour Bernabéu Entry Ticket

      Entry to the Bernabéu tour: the panoramic view, the trophy rooms, the dressing rooms and the bench.

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      • Entry to the Bernabéu tour
      • The trophy rooms, the dressing rooms and the bench

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    Visiting the Bernabéu: hours and admission

    Opening hours

    Monday to Saturday
    9:00 to 19:00
    Sunday and public holidays
    9:30 to 18:30
    • Open every day of the year but 25 December and 1 January.
    • On match days the tour closes five and a half hours before kick-off. The dressing rooms and the bench are closed on match days and the day before.
    • The route and the hours change for other events in the stadium. The club gives the changes on its site, at the ticket offices and at the gate.

    Who gets in free

    • There are no free hours or days. The club's members, the Madridistas, have a discount.

    Getting there

    Metro
    Santiago Bernabéu (line 10), beside the stadium.
    On foot
    The stadium is on the Paseo de la Castellana, about four kilometres north of the Puerta del Sol. Buses along the Castellana stop in front of it.
    By car
    The centre of Madrid is a low-emission zone, and parking in it is scarce and paid. Leave the car outside.

    Address

    Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
    Avenida de Concha Espina 1
    28036 Madrid, Spain

    Entrances

    With a ticket bought online you go straight to the tour entrance on the Avenida de Concha Espina, without passing the ticket office. The tour begins high in the stands.

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    Before you go

    • Check the fixture list before you book. On match days the tour ends five and a half hours before kick-off, and the dressing rooms and bench are closed that day and the day before.
    • Tickets are for a date and a time, and the club does not exchange them. Some are flexible within the day.
    • With a ticket on your phone you go straight to the tour entrance on the Avenida de Concha Espina.
    • Allow about an hour and a half, and longer if you stop in the club shop.

    A stadium rebuilt around its team

    Real Madrid has played here since 1947, when the president Santiago Bernabéu built a far larger ground beside the old Chamartín field. It took his name in 1955. It has held the final of the European Cup four times, the final of the European Championship of 1964 and the World Cup final of 1982.

    Between 2019 and 2024 it was rebuilt while the team went on playing in it. It now seats more than 83,000 under a retractable roof, inside a curved skin of steel strips, and the grass is kept in a vault beneath the stands and brought up only for matches.

    The tour is the club's museum as much as the stadium: the European Cups, the league titles and the Ballon d'Or trophies of its players are on show, with the dressing rooms and the bench.

    Bernabéu Stadium: common questions

    What are the opening hours of the Bernabéu?
    Monday to Saturday: 9:00 to 19:00. Sunday and public holidays: 9:30 to 18:30. Open every day of the year but 25 December and 1 January. On match days the tour closes five and a half hours before kick-off. The dressing rooms and the bench are closed on match days and the day before. The route and the hours change for other events in the stadium. The club gives the changes on its site, at the ticket offices and at the gate.
    Is the Bernabéu ever free?
    There are no free hours or days. The club's members, the Madridistas, have a discount.
    What does the ticket include?
    Entry to the Bernabéu tour. The trophy rooms, the dressing rooms and the bench. It is sold by GetYourGuide.
    How long does the Bernabéu tour take?
    About an hour and a half at your own pace, from the panoramic view at the top of the stands down to the trophy rooms, the dressing rooms and the pitch side.
    Can you tour the Bernabéu on a match day?
    Yes, but the tour closes five and a half hours before kick-off, and the dressing rooms and the bench are closed on match days and the day before.
    What is the Bernabéu called now?
    Since its rebuilding the club calls it simply the Bernabéu. It was known for decades as the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, after the president who built it.

    What visitors say about the Bernabéu

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