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Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is the home of Real Madrid, the most decorated football side in club football.

Stars such as Zidane, Beckham, Ronaldo, Sanchez, Ramos, Kaká, Cristiano, etc., have created some of this stadium’s most beautiful footballing memories.

More than one million tourists tour Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid every year, and the passion this place evokes can rival many pilgrimage destinations worldwide.

This article covers everything you must know before booking Bernabéu Stadium Tour tickets.

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The Bernabeu Tour begins at the highest part of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, with stunning panoramic field views from the second stand.

You get a sense of the massive Stadium that can seat more than 80,000 spectators. 

You then continue the tour to the ‘Best Club Ever Room’ to see the collection of objects and trophies won by Real Madrid over the years. 

After seeing the silverware, you will understand why Real Madrid is known as the ‘Best club of the 20th century’. 

You learn about Real Madrid’s history at the Sensations Room through its past legends and titles won.

In this room, you can see the current first team’s skills and goals and see them interacting in an audiovisual presentation projected on an 11-meter (36-foot) screen.

After taking photographs and selfies with your idols, you move to the ‘Kings of Europe’ room to see the 13 European Cups won by Real Madrid. 

Santiago Bernabeu Tour then takes you to the team benches, where you can try being in the Real Madrid coach’s difficult shoes.

You also get a privileged view of the play area near the benches, which usually only the players experience. 

Next, it is time for the dressing room, which is the most important place for any soccer team, for it is here that they receive instructions from the coach and prepare for the match. 

Finally, you head to the press room, where the team’s coach handles the media’s questions.

You leave the Tour del Bernabeu feeling like a Real Madrid player.

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Tickets for the Bernabeu Tour are available online and on the stadium premises. 

Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.

When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the ticket counters.

When you book early, you also get your preferred time slot.

Because Bernabéu Tour tickets are limited, they may sell out during peak days.

Booking online also helps avoid last-minute disappointment and delays.

Moreover, the tours do not operate on Matchdays, so it’s best to plan by looking at the ticket calendar.

Go to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium booking page, select the number of tickets, preferred date, and time slot, and book the tickets.

Once you purchase tickets, they get delivered to your email address.

There is no need to get printouts of the ticket.

You can show the e-ticket on your smartphone at the entrance and join the group.

Bring your official IDs.

Santiago Bernabeu tickets

The Madrid Bernabéu Tour Ticket costs €25 for visitors over 14 years old.

Children up to 13 years old get a discount of €6 and pay only €19 for entry. 

For the Guided Tour of Bernabéu Stadium , an adult ticket for ages between 15 and 64 costs €46

Children between the ages of five and 14 and seniors above 65 get a discount of €11 and pay only €35 for their entry.

Children under the age of five can participate for free.

For the  Madrid Football Lovers Bundle , the ticket for all ages is €48.

Bernabeu tour tickets

You can book two kinds of Bernabeu Stadium Tour experience – the Self-Guided Tour or the Guided Tour .

You can purchase the tickets in advance or get them from Box Office 3 (at Tower B) at the venue. 

In this section, we explain everything about Santiago Bernabeu Tour tickets.

This is the cheapest Bernabeu tour ticket and, hence, the most popular. 

With this skip-the-line ticket, you ignore the ticket counter’s lines and immediately walk into the Stadium.

You also get an audio guide (to be collected at the entrance), available in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.

Ticket price

Adult ticket (14+ years): €25 Child ticket (5 to 13 years): €19

Flexible ticket

Adult ticket (14+ years): €30 Child ticket (5 to 13 years): €22

Note: You can go at any time during the usual opening hours. However, please check the opening hours for the day you are visiting.

If you book the Santiago Bernabeu Guided Tour, an official Real Madrid CF guide takes you on a 90-minute Real Madrid extravaganza. 

Nothing is better than learning about the most exceptional football club from an expert. 

The club’s official guide answers all your questions about the history, facilities, players, matches, etc., of Real Madrid.

Each group has not more than 30 participants. 

Adult ticket (15+ years): €46 Child ticket (5 to 14 years): €35 Infant ticket (up to 4 years): Free

Madrid Football Lovers combo is perfect for soccer fans who want to visit the home stadiums of Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid. When you buy this football lovers combo, you also get a 10% discount code, which you can use (five times!) to get discounts on future purchases.

Both tours follow the same route, and visitors can see the same places of interest within Stadium Santiago Bernabeu.

All visitors on a Santiago Bernabeu Tour get to see and experience the following – 

• Panoramic view of the Stadium
• The ‘Best Club in History’ room
• ‘Sensations’ room
• Video and photo montages with players
• Walk around the perimeter of the playing field.
• Virtual reality area
• The Presidential Box
• First team dressing room
• Players’ tunnel
• The pressroom
• Official souvenir shop

However, Real Madrid’s official guides make the visit far more memorable on a guided tour by sharing history, narrating anecdotes, etc. 

They also ensure you don’t miss any important exhibits and experiences.

On a self-guided tour, the Bernabeu Tour audio guide, available in ten languages, helps you through. 

Another difference is the timing of your visit – self-guided tickets are available all day, while guided tours are available only four times a day. 

The Guided Bernabeu Tour starts at 10 am or 12 pm when it operates.

Real Madrid and Microsoft have joined to create the Bernabeu tour’s audio guide.

It incorporates the most advanced technological features to make your visit to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and the Real Madrid Museum a fun experience. 

The interactive audio guide allows visitors to enjoy a personalized experience by choosing one of the three tours available based on their preference. 

Santiago Bernabéu is located in central Madrid on the Paseo de la Castellana, one of Madrid’s principal avenues.

Address: Av. de Concha Espina 1, 28036 Madrid. Get Directions .

On weekdays, Madrid’s buses start at 6 am and continue till 11.30 pm with a frequency of 4 to 15 minutes (which depends on the line and the time of day). 

On weekends and public holidays, buses start at 7 am and return to the shed at 11 pm.

The Lima-Santiago Bernabéu (Bus No: 14, 43, 120, 150) is just a minute away from the attraction.

Note: If you have booked a hop-on-hop-off Madrid tour bus , you can get off at Stop 7 (Santiago Bernabéu) of Route 2 (Modern Madrid).

The Santiago Bernabéu Station (Services: 10) is just a few steps from the Stadium. 

If you can’t directly board Line 10, you can first get to either Plaza de España or Tribunal Station , both of which fall on the Line 10 route. 

If you get to the Real Madrid Stadium outside Madrid City, you can take a train to Nuevos Ministerios (Trains: C1, C2, C3, C4, C4a, C4b, C7, C10, REGIONAL).

Nuevos Ministerios train station is 800 meters (half a mile) from the Bernabeu Tour entrance, and you can walk the distance in about 10-12 minutes. 

For timings and tickets, check out Renfe , the company that manages trains in Spain.

All Real Madrid stadium tour participants must enter from the Tower B entrance on Concha Espina Avenue.

Tower B is where the Paseo de la Castellana meets Calle Concha Espina. Get Directions

If you have booked your Santiago Bernabeu tickets online, you can show them on your mobile at the Tower B entrance and walk in. 

If you don’t have a ticket, purchase one from Box Office 3, beside Gate 34 at Tower B.

However, we recommend booking in advance for two reasons:

• You get to avoid long lines at the ticket counters
• Online tickets are 3 Euros cheaper than at the venue

Bernabeu tour hours

From Monday to Saturday, the Bernabeu tour at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium starts at 9.30 am and closes at 7 pm. 

On Sundays and holidays, the Tour of the World’s best soccer stadium and Museum opens at 10 am and goes on till 6.30 pm. 

The last entry is 90 minutes before closure.

The Santiago Bernabeu tour is open throughout the year, except for 25 December and 1 January. 

On the day of the match, you can join Tour del Bernabeu for up to 5 hours before the game starts. 

The changing rooms are closed from the day before at 1 pm, so you can’t visit the team dressing room on match days. 

Once the changing room closes, you can only visit the ‘Best Club in History’ and the ‘Sensations’ rooms and enjoy the Stadium’s panoramic view.

When it is four hours to go for the match, all Bernabeu tour participants are requested to leave. 

The best time to visit Bernabeu Stadium for the Real Madrid Stadium and Museum tour is as soon as they open at 9.30 am.

Large group tours start arriving around 11 am, crowding the experience.

Santiago Bernabeu also receives many visitors from schools around Spain and Europe, all of whom tend to arrive at the same time.

The dressing rooms are closed from 1 pm, the day before a matchday. When you start early, you see these rooms even if the next day were a match day. 

Real Madrid fans are known to spend at least three to four hours on the Santiago Bernabeu tour.

That’s because fans spend a lot of time taking official pictures ‘with’ the players, sitting in the club seats on the field to soak in the experience, spending time in the shop looking at souvenirs, etc. 

Tourists in a hurry are known to finish their Real Madrid stadium tour in 90 minutes or so. 

The guided tour of Santiago Bernabeu Stadium , where an official Real Madrid CF guide takes you around, also lasts 90 minutes. However, guided tours are not highly rated.

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Real Madrid Bernabeu Tour - Flexible Ticket (Ticket Only)

• Mobile voucher
• Instant confirmation
• Skip-the-line entry to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium & museum
• Home of the championship-winning team, Real Madrid FC
• Player's tunnel, locker room, press box & Presidential Box
• Opportunity to walk around field & visit Trophies Exhibition
• Thrilling multimedia displays relive team's greatest moments

Activity location

• 1 Avenida de Concha Espina
• 28036, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain & Canary Islands

Meeting/Redemption Point

• 15 Calle de San Nicolás
• 28013, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain & Canary Islands
• Sat, Apr 20 -
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• Mon, Apr 29 $35
• Tue, Apr 30 $35
• Wed, May 1 $35
• Thu, May 2 $35
• Fri, May 3 -
• Sat, May 4 -

Single Ticket

• Activity duration is 1 hour and 30 minutes 1h 30m 1h 30m
• Opening hours: Mon 9:30am-7:00pm

What's included, what's not

• What's included What's included Admission to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and Museum
• What's excluded What's excluded Food & Drinks, unless specified as an inclusion.
• What's excluded What's excluded Transportation is not included
• What's excluded What's excluded Guide service is not included

Know before you book

• Adult ticket price, 30EUR + 2EUR of management fees.
• Child ticket price, 22EUR + 2EUR of management fees
• Hours of operation are 10 AM–7 PM from Monday to Saturday and 10:30 AM–6:30 PM on Sunday and holidays. On match days, tours end 5 hours before kickoff and do not include access to the dressing room. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time.
• You ought to exchange your voucher for your valid ticket at the Julià Travel office in San Nicolás Street number 15 before heading to the Bernabéu Stadium. Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday from 8 AM to 2 PM
• Tickets must be collected on the date you book them for. No tickets will be provided prior that date. Thi is a flexible ticket, on the chosen day, you can access to the Bernabéu Tour between 09:30hrs and 18:30hrs.
• Exceptionally and due to the works being carried out in the Stadium, Real Madrid finds it necessary to control capacity. Therefore, it may be necessary to select a date and time to access the facilities. Our team will inform you at the time of collecting the tickets.
• Due to the works being carried out at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, the Tour route will be temporarily affected and these areas will not be able to be visited: The perimeter of the playing field; Virtual reality area; The Presidential Box; First team dressing room, player's tunnel and press room
• Ticket valid only for the selected date. The access will be possible at any time. Ticket not valid on weekends, public holidays and match days.
• This activity is not wheelchair accessible.

What you can expect

Visit one of the most important stadiums in the world. Stroll around and explore all the different parts at your leisure. Visit the museum, learn about the history of the club, and access the panoramic view of the stadium.

AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. Enjoy a tour of the facilities in the heart of Madrid, where you can learn and recall the history of hundreds of priceless objects, including the most prestigious trophies won by Real Madrid, the best club of the 20th century. The tour includes:

• Panoramic view of the stadium, the visit begins in style.
• Real Madrid Museum, where you can learn about the history and see the trophies the team has won.
• Video and photo montages with players; take away a unique and original memory.

The best way to visit Bernabéu: A Comprehensive Review of the Real Madrid Stadium Tour

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• Post published: June 18, 2023
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The Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, home to the renowned Real Madrid football team, is more than just a sports venue – it is a cathedral of football glory. This tour invites you to delve into the history and spirit of this iconic team, exploring its extraordinary past and celebrating its remarkable achievements. Here are the highlights:

Please note: Until July 1, 2023, the stadium is under reconstruction. You are not able to enjoy the full experience until then. Uninformed visitors could be disappointed which is currently causing negative reviews.

Four reasons to visit Bernabéu Stadium

🏟️ Historic Bernabéu Stadium: Step into the stadium with the second-largest capacity in Spain. ⚽ Iconic Moments: Watch videos of the most iconic moments and important matches of the club. 🥇 Club Memorabilia: Admire a vast array of club memorabilia, kits, boots, and gear. 🏆 Winning Cups: Learn about the cups won by Real Madrid throughout their sporting history.

Is the Bernabéu Stadium Tour in Madrid Worth It?

🏟️ historic bernabéu stadium.

As one of the grandest stadiums in Spain, the Bernabéu Stadium is a sight to behold. The tour starts with a panoramic view of the stadium, setting the stage for the immersive experience that follows. Walking through the stadium offers a tangible connection to the electric atmosphere of match days and the legends that have graced its grounds.

⚽ Iconic Moments

The Bernabéu Stadium Tour offers access to video footage of iconic moments and pivotal matches in the club’s history. These videos are more than just old clips; they are a journey back in time, bringing to life the intensity and excitement of legendary games .

🥇 Club Memorabilia

One of the tour’s most impressive features is the extensive collection of club memorabilia. From kits and boots to equipment used by the team over the years, these artefacts offer a unique and intimate glimpse into the club’s past. It’s an incredible experience for any football enthusiast to see these items up close.

🏆 Winning Cups

The Real Madrid team has a long and illustrious history of victories. This tour dives into the club’s triumphant past, with detailed narratives about the numerous cups and trophies they’ve won. For any football fan, it’s a thrilling opportunity to delve into the team’s legacy of success.

In conclusion, our review finds the Bernabéu Stadium Tour in Madrid to be an outstanding experience for football fans. The tour offers an intimate look into Real Madrid’s illustrious history, providing a sense of connection to the team’s triumphant past. If you’re a football fan visiting Madrid, you wouldn’t want to miss this exclusive tour.

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Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Tours

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• Tickets to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Museum
• Head to the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium with this ticket that gives you access to the site.
• Get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into Real Madrid C.F, awarded the FIFA Best Club of the 20th Century Trophy.
• Exploring one of Madrid's most iconic museums and stadiums at your own pace.
• Housing 14 Champions League trophies, numerous La Liga titles, and several Copa del Rey triumphs, this tour is a real treat for true football fanatics.
• Witness the ambitious transformation of the iconic Santiago Bernabeu into arguably one of the greatest stadiums in the world.
• Flexible/timed entry to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
• Flexible/timed entry into the Real Madrid C.F Museum
• Access to the trophy room
• Access to the official store
• Drones are strictly prohibited. Guests who enter with drones will be denied entry.
• On account of the construction work at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, the tour route will be temporarily disrupted. Apologize for any inconvenience.
• Panoramic view will be unavailable from 5:30pm on 13th Sept.

On match days, the tour is open until 5 hours before kick-off.

• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

• Flexible Entry Tickets to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Museum
• Enjoy the flexibility of visiting the famed Santiago Bernabeu Stadium anytime at your own pace with these convenient tickets.
• Venture into the football club’s past and present, and revel in the rich history, legacy, facts, and important events of Real Madrid C.F.
• Visit the Real Madrid C.F. Museum and gasp at the range of illustrious trophies collected over the years.
• Watch snippets of important matches they’ve won and admire the collected club memorabilia. Upgrade your tour and take a picture with the European Cup!
• Watch the legendary transformation of the Santiago Bernabeu into the greatest stadium in the world.
• Entry to Real Madrid C.F Museum & Santiago Bernabeu Stadium
• Indoor stadium panoramic view
• Access to the Real Madrid C.F Museum trophy room & temporary exhibitions
• Photo with the European Cup (optional)
• Guided tour
• With these tickets, you can enter whenever you want on the day you select, during normal opening hours.
• Scheduling and routes are subject to change without notice.
• This ticket is valid for one entry only. It will not be accepted for repeated entry attempts.
• Please follow the instructions and routes of the Club staff.
• Tickets are not valid for weekends, public holidays, and match days.
• Please remember to check the opening hours and possible match schedules before visiting.
• Due to security reasons, storage facilities for luggage, pushchairs, buggies, etc. will not be provided.
• No animals are permitted inside (except for guide dogs).
• This tour includes climbing staircases and escalators. It is therefore not recommended to bring luggage, pushchairs, strollers, wheelchairs, etc.

• Combo (Save 5%): Atlético Madrid Stadium Tour + Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Tickets
• Get the most out of your money with this special combo ticket that allows you to visit both the Atlético Madrid Stadium and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
• Unveil Atlético Madrid's stadium and museum secrets with flexible tickets, skipping the lines to access key areas on the stadium tour.
• Step into the new Atleti Territory, a 1,400 square-meter interactive museum, and relive unforgettable moments from Atlético's history.
• Gain direct access to the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium with this ticket and witness the prestigious home of Real Madrid C.F.
• Witness Santiago Bernabéu's transformation into one of the world's greatest stadiums and explore the legacy of Real Madrid, FIFA Best Club of the 20th Century.

Atlético Madrid Stadium

• Skip-the-line entry to Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium tour
• Skip-the-line entry to Atleti Territory Museum

Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

• Direct access to the Santiago Bernabéu tour
• Panoramic view of the stadium
• Entry into the Real Madrid C.F Museum and access to the trophy room
• Tip: Check out the Wall of Legends, where you can see the plaques of Atlético Madrid's greatest players and relive their remarkable achievements
• On a match day, the tour will be closed 5 hours prior to the match.
• Tip: Capture panoramic views of the stadium and the Madrid skyline from the upper levels, providing a stunning backdrop for memorable photos.
• Note that the following are not allowed on this tour: Large bags, pets, drones.
• The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users.
• Please note that due to ongoing redevelopment at the Santiago Bernabéu, there have been modifications to the classic tour route. The revised itinerary now encompasses a panoramic view of the currently under-construction Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, a comprehensive tour of the Real Madrid C.F. Museum, and an opportunity to visit the official store.

• Combo (Save 10%): 1/2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour of Madrid + Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Tour
• With this cost-saving combo, explore iconic sites in Madrid with a 1 or 2-day hop-on hop-off pass and gain timed-entry access to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
• Explore key landmarks such as Puerta de Alcalá, a monumental gate, and the Temple of Debod, a 2nd-century BC Egyptian temple, with the pass.
• With buses departing every 7 to 15 mins, make use of the 14-language audio guide, complimentary discount booklets, a tour map, and Wi-Fi onboard.
• For football enthusiasts, the Santiago Stadium tour is a delight, showcasing 14 Champions League trophies, several La Liga titles, and Copa del Rey triumphs.
• Enjoy a panoramic stadium view and explore an extensive collection of club memorabilia, including kits, boots, and gear during your visit.

Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off

• 1/2-day unlimited HOHO pass
• Audioguide in Spanish, Catalan, Gallego, Euskera, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, and Japanese
• Discount booklets for shops and restaurants
• Hop-on hop-off tour map

Santiago Stadium

• Timed entry to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
• Timed entry into the Real Madrid C.F Museum
• Entrance Fees for attractions

Blue Route: Historical Madrid

• First bus: 10am from Museo del Prado
• Last bus: 6pm
• Popular stops: Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Prado Museum
• Click here for a detailed Blue Route map and its boarding points.

Green Route: Modern Madrid

• First bus: 10am from Plaza de Neptuno
• Popular stops: Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Plaza de Castilla, Plaza de Cibeles
• Click here for a detailed Green Route map and its boarding points.
• Tip: Adjacent to Plaza de Cibeles, explore Retiro Park for a serene stroll, boat rides on the lake, or roam around the beautiful gardens.
• Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, Free Wi-Fi, Audio guide, Complimentary audio headsets.
• On the days when the tours are canceled, due to traffic interruptions, passengers will be informed through notices at bus stops.
• Family tickets are available only for the 1 Day bus tour ticket.
• Tip: Stadium stroll alert! Find iconic sections with captivating views—perfect for striking memorable photos.

Combo (Save 5%): Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and Museum + Legends Museum Tickets

• Gain access to Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, home of Real Madrid, and the renowned Legends Museum with this cost-saving combo.
• Visit the Santiago Bernabeu, where historic football matches, including UEFA Champions League finals and World Cup games, have unfolded.
• Select either a timed-entry tour or a flexible tour where you can explore the stadium and museum at your leisure time.
• Explore the Legends Home of Football Museum to view memorabilia from world champions of the FIFA World Cup, Copa América, and beyond.
• Get up close to see Jerseys of football legends like Pelé, Cruyff, Maradona, Messi, and Paolo Rossi, along with other valuable artifacts.

Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

• Flexible/timed entry to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium (depending on ticket selected)
• Flexible/timed entry to the Real Madrid C.F Museum (depending on ticket selected)

Legends Museum

• Admission to Legends Museum
• Access to the game area
• Access to the rooftop restaurant
• Multilingual support in English, Dutch, Korean, Polish, Danish, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Portuguese
• Tip: After your tour, you can visit the Real Café, a themed restaurant offering a variety of culinary delights, including Spanish and international dishes.
• Animals, drones, luggage, pushchairs, and buggies are not allowed in this area.
• Guide dogs allowed in this experience.
• Tip: Check out the rooftop restaurant, Legends by Laliga TwentyNine, browse the ground floor store, and dive into virtual reality experiences.
• Lifts are accessible inside the museum.

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Santiago Bernabeu Stadium | Home to Real Madrid FC

The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is home to Real Madrid FC, one of the most successful football clubs in history, the stadium has seen the likes of Zidane, Ronaldo, Benzema, Ramos, and many more score several spectacular and memorable goals.  Book your Santiago Bernabeu tour to be a part of the club’s rich history.

Note: Please note that due to Santiago Bernabeu's renovation work , the classic tour has been altered to a new route. This revised itinerary now encompasses a museum tour of Real Madrid C.F., a visit to the official store, and a panoramic view of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, which is currently undergoing construction.

Things to know before booking your Santiago Bernabeu tours

• Your entry tickets give you access to the trophy room and the museum, so don’t forget to check these out!
• If you wish to see other attractions in Madrid and are worried about transportation consider taking a 1/2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour of Madrid + Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Tour.
• Choose a combo tour if you want to explore more of Madrid at a discounted rate.
• Please note that drones, pets and large bags are strictly prohibited. 
• Due to security reasons, storage facilities for luggage and pushchairs will not be provided.
• This tour includes climbing staircases and is accessible for wheelchair users. 
• Due to the stairs and limited storage facilities it is recommended to avoid bringing pushchairs, strollers, buggies, etc.

Why visit Santiago Bernabeu stadium

• Modern architecture: The stadium's modern architecture including integration of heating in the stands, panoramic lifts, new restaurants, escalators in the tower access, including the planned 360-degree screen and retractable roof make it interesting for sports and architecture enthusiasts alike.
• Behind-the-scenes access: Visitors can explore areas typically off-limits, including the players' tunnel, VIP lounges, and the Real Madrid dressing rooms, providing an exclusive glimpse into the world of professional football.
• Interactive museum: The on-site museum is a treasure trove of memorabilia, trophies, and interactive exhibits, offering an engaging and educational experience for fans of all ages.
• Panoramic views: The stadium's top tiers offer panoramic views of the city, making it the perfect spot to take in the skyline and enjoy the experience of being at one of the most famous stadiums in Spain. 

Which Santiago Bernabeu tour is best for you?

Please be advised that due to ongoing redevelopment at the Santiago Bernabeu, adjustments have been made to the classic tour. The updated itinerary now features a panoramic view of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, which is currently undergoing construction, followed by a museum tour of Real Madrid C.F. and a visit to the official store.

Flexible entry tickets

Duration: Flexible duration

• Enjoy the flexibility of exploring the Santiago Bernabeu stadium at your own pace and based on your own schedule with these tickets.
• These tickets include entry to Real Madrid Museum and Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. Recommended tours :

Combo tours

Duration:  Flexible duration

• Explore other popular attractions in Madrid along with Santiago Bernabeu stadium, such as the Legends Museum and Atlético Madrid Stadium allowing you to have an all-around Madrid experience at a budgeted price.
• Enjoy skip-the-line access and guided tours to some of the top attractions in Madrid.

Recommended Tours

• Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and Museum + Legends Museum Tickets

What to see on a Santiago Bernabeu tour?

Trophy Room

Known to the fans as the ‘Kings of Europe’ room, this space is dedicated to all the silverware accumulated by the club. Real Madrid FC has won a grand total of 26 trophies – out of which 13 are UEFA Champions League titles. You can also discover player jerseys, photographs, footballs, and more here.

Santiago Bernabeu 21st Century model

Enjoy the unique audio-visual show and get first-hand insight into the stadium's history and find out how the upgraded 21st century model of Santiago Bernabeu Stadium would look like with new towers and upgraded pitch, along with other additions.

Real Madrid FC Official Store

Feel what it is like to be a part of Real Madrid FC by buying official kits, jerseys, accessories, merchandise, and several other souvenirs, and make your tour more memorable by having official items to remember it by.

Player Tunnel

Experience the excitement as you walk through the player tunnel and step onto the pitch. This tunnel has witnessed the entrances of legends and aspiring stars, amidst the electrifying cheers of fans.

Interactive Museum

Visit the interactive museum at the stadium and learn all about the club's rich history. Engage with touchscreens, historical artifacts, and multimedia displays.

Plan your visit to the Santiago Bernabeu stadium

The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is open every day of the week. 

The ticket office is closed between 02:30 pm to 03:30 pm.

• Monday to Saturday: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
• Sundays and other holidays: 10:00 am to 06:30 pm.
• Closed: December 25 and January 1.
• Matchdays : On match days, the tour is open until 5 hours before kick-off.

Address : Av. de Concha Espina, 1, Chamartín, 28036 Madrid, Spain

Find on Map

By Metro: Get off at the Santiago Bernabeu L10 station and walk for 2-3 minutes to get to the stadium.

By Bus: Take buses 14, 27, 40, 43, 120, 126, 147 y and 150 to get to the stadium.

Gift Shop: There is a well-stocked gift shop offering a wide range of Real Madrid merchandise and souvenirs for fans to take home.

Restaurants and Bars: The stadium has multiple restaurants and bars serving a variety of cuisines. Visit Realcafe Bernabeu and B-Restaurant within the stadium.

• Expect thorough security checks at the entrance, including bag inspections. Arrive early to avoid long lines, especially on match days.
• Check the Real Madrid game schedule and calendar before you buy your tickets. Tour times may vary on game days, so it's important to double-check at least 48 hours in advance.
• If you want to see all this amazing stadium has to offer, you should schedule plenty of time for the tour. Although the tour itself only takes 45 minutes, most visitors end up spending between 1 and 1.5 hours exploring the museum.
• Take advantage of photo opportunities on the field level, where you can recreate team poses and more.
• One of the highlights of the tour is the Trophy Room, where you can see the numerous awards and trophies won by Real Madrid over the years. Make sure to allocate enough time to explore this area.

• Realcafe Bernabeu: Located within the stadium, this themed restaurant offers a menu featuring Spanish and international cuisine, including tapas and more 
• B-Restaurant: Also inside the stadium, B-Restaurant serves gourmet dishes and tapas, with a focus on seasonal and locally-sourced ingredients.
• Street Food: Outside the stadium, visitors can enjoy a range of street food vendors offering quick bites, churros, and traditional Spanish snacks.

• Budget Hotels: Hotel NH Madrid Zurbano (Approx. 2.4 km from Santiago Bernabeu Stadium)
• Mid-Range Hotels : H10 Tribeca (Approx. 2.7 km from Santiago Bernabeu Stadium)
• Luxury Hotels: AC Hotel Cuzco by Marriott (Approx. 1.5 km from Santiago Bernabeu Stadium)

Beyond Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

The Legends Museum

The Legends Museum is a football museum created in collaboration with LaLiga, FIFA, UEFA, CONMEBOL, and the IOC. Located at Puerta del Sol, spanning 4,200 square meters across 7 floors, it includes a 4D cinema, game area, and a rooftop restaurant. 

Distance: 5 km

ETA: By Car: 20 minutes

Metropolitano Stadium

The Metropolitano Stadium stands as the proud home of Atletico Madrid since the 2017–18 season. It currently has a seating capacity of 70,460 fans.The Atletico Madrid Stadium Tour offers an unforgettable experience for football enthusiasts of all ages. 

Distance : 10 km

ETA: By Car: 30 minutes

Frequently asked questions about Santiago Bernabeu tours

You can enjoy direct access to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and Real Madrid FC museum.

You cannot cancel, amend or get a refund on your confirmed booking of Santiago Bernabeu tours.

Yes, the tour is suitable for visitors of all ages. However, it's worth noting that some areas may require adult supervision for children under the age of 14, such as accessing certain parts of the stadium or using interactive exhibits in the museum.

Photography is permitted throughout most of the tour areas, but bringing drones, tripods and flash photography and filming are restricted.

Yes, certain items may be prohibited or restricted inside the stadium, such as large bags, food, beverages, and professional camera equipment. It's advisable to check the stadium's guidelines or contact them directly for specific restrictions.

The duration of the tour can vary depending on factors such as crowd size, tour itinerary, and individual pace. On average, the tour usually lasts between 60 to 90 minutes, but visitors are free to explore at their own pace.

It is not recommended as the Santiago Bernabeu tour is not completely wheelchair accessible, there are stairs to climb and wheelchair inaccessible areas.

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If you like soccer, you can't miss this tour that will take you to the field of a mythical place: the Santiago Bernabeu. Before entering the home of Real Madrid, you will visit the center of the capital listening to the explanations and anecdotes of a guide.

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Most travelers decide to take the Bernabeu tour to admire the 13 Champions League and all the titles won by Real Madrid. But you will also have the opportunity to walk through the players' tunnel until you reach the pitch, guaranteed to send chills down your spine! There is no doubt that, for many, this is one of the essential things to see and do in Madrid.

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On this tour you will enter a temple of world soccer: the Santiago Bernabeu, visit the Real Madrid Museum and access the official store.

In the tour of the Santiago Bernabeu stadium , which lasts approximately 45 minutes, you will visit one of the most emblematic stadiums in the world. In addition, you will be able to walk at your own pace through the different facilities and learn how the stadium works.

With your ticket you will also have access to the Real Madrid Museum and its temporary exhibition where you will discover many details of the history and legacy of this soccer club. Do not hesitate to interact and use the interactive screens. And, of course, do not leave without visiting the official store and take the opportunity to buy a T-shirt or any other souvenir of this day to remember.

• Recommended if ... you are an unconditional Real Madrid fan.

What will you see on the Santiago Bernabéu Tour?

Real Madrid's stadium is one of the most important in the world. To list the historical milestones that have taken place on its turf would be too long. In its long history, the merengue club has covered itself with glory and thousands of soccer fans come here to see the 13 European Cups . However, there is a lot to see on the tour of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium . So, depending on availability and time of year, you may have the chance to see:

• Best Club in History , an audiovisual experience that explains the history of the club.
• Presidential Box , the most exclusive area. Its seats are for executives, authorities and guests.
• Interactive trip , aboard a replica of the first team's bus.
• Trophy room , the flagship of the stadium. The collection is very extensive and includes jerseys, the Golden Balls of legends such as Zidane, Cristiano Ronaldo and Figo (among others), Golden Boots and all the cups won in more than a century of history. Screens project the most important goals scored by the white team.
• Changing rooms .
• Players' tunnel , to test the adrenaline of match days.
• Lawn and benches , where Madrid dreams come true.

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How much do the Santiago Bernabéu tour tickets cost?

The Santiago Bernabeu tour is very popular. The total cost starts at €18 and includes a tour of the stadium for approximately 45 minutes, access to the Real Madrid Museum and the official store and panoramic views of the stadium.

If you are staying in Madrid for a day , this is a highly recommended option.

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How long does the Santiago Bernabeu tour last?

The Santiago Bernabeu stadium tour lasts a minimum of 45 minutes and is one of the essential things to see and do in Madrid if you love soccer. It is not just a simple guided tour but a real experience. The visit of the Trophy Room alone will take you a while. In addition to the Champions Cups and League titles, you can admire the boots and jerseys of Madrid legends.

Another popular attraction is virtual reality . The videos and photomontages of the Bernabéu will take a bit of your time, but I assure you they are worth it.

Is it advisable to take the Santiago Bernabéu tour with children?

If you have gone to Madrid with children do not hesitate to take the Santiago Bernabeu stadium tour. All Merengues fans dream of visiting the Madrid stadium, children included. The little ones will have the chance to see the changing rooms, admire the trophy room and enjoy the panoramic view of the pitch. They will also be able to step on the grass to feel like their idols.

Another thing they will love is the Best Club of the 20th Century room, an environment that offers a digital experience using the most advanced gamification technology .

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Opening hours of the Santiago Bernabéu

The Castellana arena is open every day of the week . From Monday to Saturday, you will be able to step on the grass from 9:30 am to 7:00 pm and the tour starts every half hour from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm. On Sundays and holidays, the hours are slightly reduced, from 10:00 am to 6:30 pm. On December 25 and January 1, the Santiago Bernabéu is closed.

On match days, tours are still available, but end five hours before the match .

How to get to the Santiago Bernabéu

The legendary Merengue stadium is located a few meters from the Paseo de la Castellana , one of the longest arteries of the city. Being located in an office district - Hispanoamérica, part of the Chamartín district - it has a transport network that guarantees quick trips both to the center and to the Barajas airport .

If your plans in Madrid include a tour of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium , you can choose from the following options to get there:

• Metro - The "Santiago Bernabéu" stop (line 10) is located a short distance from the stadium. If you are staying near Puerta del Sol, you can take line 1 towards Pinar de Chamartín, get off at Tribunal and take line 10. The journey takes about half an hour. If you arrive directly from the airport, you have two alternatives: if you land at T4, you can take the Cercanías (C1 or C10) to Chamartín and, once there, take line 10 to the "Santiago Bernabéu" stop. On the other hand, if you land in terminals 1, 2 and 3, you can reach the stadium by metro line 8.
• Bus - Lines 14, 27, 40, 43, 43, 120, 126, 147 and 150 connect various points in the capital with the "Los Blancos" stadium.
• Train - Nuevos Ministerios station is a ten-minute walk from the Santiago Bernabéu.
• Car - If you have a rental car, all you have to do is enter the address of the stadium in your navigator. Once you arrive, you will have to leave your car in a paid parking lot. However, this is not the most convenient option. In concomitance with the matches, many streets are closed to traffic.

Where to eat nearby after the tour of the Santiago Bernabéu

If after the tour you want to have a snack, you have to take into account that the Santiago Bernabéu is located in the heart of the financial district . The neighborhood hosts the headquarters of important companies, shopping malls, residential areas and one of the most important interchanges of the city: Nuevos Ministerios. Therefore, there is no shortage of dining options .

Read on and discover our selection of bars and restaurants within walking distance of the Merengue stadium.

• Cervecería José Luis , the classic of classics. Madrid fans go to this bar to have a few beers before the match (Paseo de la Habana 4).
• New York Burger , the carnivores' paradise. Its specialty is cooked with smoke at low temperature. If you do not feel like a hamburger, you can opt for a ryb eye (high loin cut) or a Black Angus rib (Paseo de la Castellana 89).
• Materia Prima , a market restaurant a few meters from the stadium. Its specialties include Russian salad, steak tartar and seafood ceviche (Calle Doctor Fleming 7).
• Puerta 57 , the Bernabéu's viewpoint. The main attraction is the large glass window overlooking the stadium lawn. It offers pinchos, raciones (tapas) and dishes of the day. If you like soccer, this is an essential stop (Calle Padre Damián s/n). Another option to enjoy the view over the pitch is the Real Café Bernabéu . It is famous for breakfast and brunch (Avenida Concha Espina 1).
• Goa , the temple of Basque meat. Txistorras, chuletones and sirloins come directly from Oyarzun, a municipality in the province of Guipúzcoa. On match days, you can watch the match on their screens (Calle Doctor Fleming 7, 28036 Madrid).
• Taberna del Volapié , a franchise specializing in Andalusian cuisine. The menu is varied and includes healthy salads, sandwiches, fish dishes, croquettes and much more (Paseo de la Castellana 144).

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• Tour the stadium: With the Standard Entry Tickets, you can tour the Santiago Bernabéu. You can see the legendary surface that has hosted thousands of historical games.
• See the museum: Real Madrid is Europe's most prestigious football team. Enter the museum and see the many accolades won by the iconic outfit.
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You’ve seen them play on TV, you’ve been in awe of the superstar Galacticos line-up, now get the chance to visit the home of the most successful football club in all of Europe! Immerse yourself in the successful culture of Real Madrid on a tour of the Santiago Bernabeu !

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• Confirmation of ticket will be at the time of booking
• On match days, tours are only available up until 5 hours before kick-off. Between 5 and 3.5 hours before kick-off access is limited to The Best Club in History, Trophy Room and the panoramic view of the stadium.
• Children under 5 years enter for free

Highlights:

• View the Bernabeu from different perspectives
• See all the cups and titles Real Madrid have won in Spain, Europe and internationally in the Trophy Room
• Watch replays of important matches and browse past club memorabilia in the museum, The Best Club in History
• Gain exclusive access to the side of the pitch, Presidential Box and dressing rooms

Explore the home of the most successful football team in Europe , and learn about the history of Real Madrid at the stadium museum on a tour of the Santiago Bernabeu!

You start your adventure with a panoramic view of the stadium, where you can marvel at the sheer size of it. Moving inside into the trophy room you’ll have a chance to see the impressive number of cups and titles that Real Madrid has claimed during their long history. Admire the collection of club memorabilia and old kits and equipment on display, and watch legendary fixtures being screened for your pleasure.

On this Bernabeu tour you’ll also get the chance to walk around the pitch, view the substitute bench and look up at the grandstands from a player’s perspective. Experience the Presidential Box, reserved for Real Madrid board members and VIPs on match day. Finally, gain access into the dressing-rooms and imagine the tension and team-talks leading up to big matches.

The stadium is not fully wheelchair accessible. As such, wheelchair users have free access to the trophy room, the bench and coaching area, and a dedicated wheelchair attendant.

This self-guided tour of the Real Madrid stadium is perfect for sport-enthusiasts!

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Real Madrid Stadium Tour – Santiago Bernabeu Prices 2021

Santiago Bernabeu tours in Madrid will cost between USD $28.54 and USD $96.26 depending on tour inclusions.

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Santiago Bernabeu Opening Times

The Estadio Santiago Bernabeu is open daily and tours can be scheduled for mornings and afternoons. Self guided tours take approximately 1-4 hours while a private tour will take 2-hours.

Monday – Saturday: 10:00am – 7:00pm

Sunday: 10:30am – 6:30pm

Best Time to Go on a Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Tour

The best time to take a Real Madrid tour is in the morning. It will be slightly less crowded which will provide a more enjoyable experience.

Santiago Bernabeu Tour Options

There are two fantastic tour options to choose from – a standard self-guided tour or a guided tour with a professional tour guide! Both options include entrance into the stadium and access to all public areas, museum and trophy room.

Self-guided tours are great for going at your own speed, and allow you to spend as much time as you want browsing the parts that interest you most. These tours include entrance to the Santiago Bernabeu and stadium museum.

Book a private tour of Santiago Bernabeu for the ultimate fan experience. Enjoy a personalized experience with your private guide. Enjoy VIP treatment as you are picked-up directly from your hotel in a private luxury tour and driven to the stadium.

Madrid: Bernabéu Stadium Tour with Direct Access Tickets

With this self-guided entrance ticket you’ll get an inside look at the famous Real Madrid stadium. Visit the Presidential box, changing rooms, the trophy room, and the tunnel where the players walk out. Check out the attached museum and learn the history of this football team. Go-at-your-own-pace as you travel around the different areas of the stadium.

• Self-guided tickets and admission to Santiago Bernabeu, trophy room and museum
• Food and drink
• Guided tour
• Hotel pick-up

Be your own tour guide, spend as much time as you wish touring the stadium.

Santiago Bernabeu – 2h Private Visit with Fast Entrance

On this private 2-hour tour you’ll explore the world-famous home of Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabeu. Benefit from a skip-the-line entrance ticket and jump right into hearing about this football club from your passionate private guide.

• Admission to Santiago Bernabeu, trophy room and museum
• Local guide
• Hotel pick up & drop off
• Match ticket

Get your very own Real Madrid shirt or souvenir at the Real Madrid store after the tour.

• Skip the line with the direct-access ticket on your mobile phone
• Child-friendly
• Not wheelchair accessible

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Real Madrid’s €1bn rebuild of the Bernabeu is fun, futuristic – and almost finished

Head north out of Madrid’s city centre along the Paseo de la Castellana and you will soon encounter what looks like a spacecraft rising on your right.

A steel frame weighing 7,000 tonnes envelops the structure, which is more than 57 metres high and weighs as much as the Eiffel Tower. By the time it is finished, it will have cost more than €1billion ($1bn; £862m).

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In 2011, Real Madrid decided to carry out the most ambitious renovation project in the club’s history. Eight years later, that vision started to become a reality with the first redevelopment works at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. It is now just a few months away from completion.

From the outside, Real’s redesigned ground looks like something from a futuristic film set.

From its stands, look up and you see a huge 8,000-square-metre blanket of six movable fences that can cover the pitch in 15 minutes.

In its depths, a novel design system — the most challenging part of the project — allows the pitch to be folded neatly away below the playing surface.

Here, The Athletic speaks to the architects behind the revamp to tell the story of the Bernabeu’s transformation — a process that will be completed in December.

Some say it will be “the most modern” stadium in the world, others call it a “physical icon of Madrid”.

Others see it more critically.

The history of the Bernabeu dates back to the 1940s, when Real’s president, Santiago Bernabeu, decided to build a 100,000-capacity stadium. It was opened in 1947 and stood in stark contrast to where Madrid had previously played — the 22,500-capacity Estadio Chamartin which was next door to what would become the Bernabeu.

It would be the largest stadium in the world until the inauguration of the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro during the 1950 World Cup.

In 1955, it was named after Bernabeu, the imposing president who played for and managed Madrid.

Since then, it has hosted the finals of the 1964 European Championship and the 1982 World Cup, multiple European Cup finals and even the Copa Libertadores final — when South America’s equivalent of the Champions League moved its showpiece to Europe in 2018 due to fan violence in Buenos Aires.

The Bernabeu has hosted boxing, cycling and concerts by singers including Frank Sinatra. But it has also been in a constant state of transition since undergoing its first major restructuring in 1955, coinciding with the establishment of the European Cup. Floodlights were installed in 1957, a roof was introduced before the World Cup in 1982 and the capacity has fluctuated from 125,000 to around 80,000 in recent years.

There were further changes in the early 1990s. Architect and lifelong fan Carlos Lamela led a project with a budget of €30million that increased the stadium’s height by 20 metres, created a new stand, increased capacity by 20,000 to 106,000 and introduced four towers on each corner of the Bernabeu, inspired by those at San Siro. Real were forced to reduce their capacity to 75,000 in 1997 to comply with UEFA regulations following the stadium disasters at Hillsborough and Heysel, but it returned to 81,004 in 2002 thanks to another project from Lamela and his team.

“The concept of a stadium has changed radically,” Lamela says. “When I was eight or nine years old until I was 18, I went with my father and my mother and we parked at the stadium entrance. From the car to my seat there were 20 metres and now it is unthinkable. What the club wants now is that, if it is not used every day, at least it is used almost every day. That it should be a leisure centre, where people go to spend the day. That was the idea behind the new project.”

That was Florentino Perez’s vision when he first became president in 2000, but it only truly started to take shape during his second spell in charge from 2009. At the club’s general assembly in 2011, he said “the stadium of our dreams must become the best stadium in the world” and “must offer a universal image”.

Madrid’s shareholders approved a first loan of €575m with a fixed interest rate of 2.5 per cent for 30 years to finance Perez’s redevelopment plans in 2018. The works started in 2019 and a year later Real took out a second loan of €225m with a fixed interest rate of 1.53 per cent for 27 years for “works not initially included in the remodelling” — referring to the retractable pitch which had not been part of the club’s plans at first.

Interest means that spending on the new Bernabeu will exceed €1bn. The stadium will have a completely new facade, a retractable roof, a 360-degree video scoreboard, an access tunnel, a new stand and a retractable pitch.

The project was set to be completed by the end of 2022, but problems related to the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine pushed that back. The new-look Bernabeu is now expected to be unveiled on December 23, 2023.

“We started the works and, as soon as we started, the pandemic came,” Perez told Spanish sports show El Chiringuito last year. “And then the war in Ukraine and that, as we all know, has caused two things: the lack of materials and the rise in prices. But we are solving all the problems and we are happy to have started, even if it was before the pandemic.”

According to Spanish newspaper El Confidencial, the placement of the roof has caused further setbacks and has created a conflict between the club and the architects. The architects refused to comment when approached by The Athletic , saying the information was “imprecise”.

Real spent 18 months away from their iconic ground after the pandemic hit, playing at their Valdebebas training centre, and had to make do with a reduced capacity of 60,000 at the Bernabeu when they returned.

That did not seem to affect the atmosphere on big Champions League nights too much, as they won a 14th European Cup in remarkable fashion last year — but having to build on top of an existing structure has made the project even more difficult for those involved with it.

“Having done the renovation in an existing stadium and playing matches while the works were being done, I don’t think anyone would dare to do this again,” says Alejandro Lorca, head of the renovation project and partner architect of L35, the firm who are leading the project along with German company GMP and Spanish architects Ribas.

Real Madrid were keen to ensure the stadium could be used for as many events as possible. That was where the idea of a retractable pitch came in — a system of six platforms that will come together to make the Bernabeu’s grass pitch and which can be stored underground. The grass will sit just below the surface when Real are not playing, in a space that is 132 metres long, 20 metres wide and nearly 30 metres deep.

“It’s a greenhouse,” says Tristan Lopez-Chicheri, the chief executive of L35. “The chamber underneath the stadium has all the conditions for the grass to be cared for, treated and kept in perfect condition.”

Installing the pitch was not simple. The lack of space around the Bernabeu and an old commuter tunnel under the stadium — known as the “tunnel of laughter” because of how long it took to be built — meant Madrid could not just use a single platform. Instead, they had to divide the pitch into several sections so they could be stacked underground.

The pitch is not the only new element — for the first time, the Bernabeu will be completely covered at times thanks to the retractable roof. It is made up of two giant panels, each of which weighs 800 tonnes and is 144 metres long. A service tunnel will run the length of the stadium under the roof.

The stadium’s facade also promises to be eye-catching, with an undulating structure its designers say will be even more distinctive than before.

“An icon is something that you know by its parts: you put a little piece of a pyramid or of Westminster and you recognise it,” says Lopez-Chicheri.

“Normally stadiums are located in open areas and you have a lot of perspective to see them, but not the Bernabeu. The design has four or five sightlines that move and generate this fluidity. No two metres of the Bernabeu’s facade are the same.”

Not everyone is happy with the Bernabeu’s redevelopment. A group that represents 25,000 residents who live in the area around the stadium have regularly demonstrated against the underground tunnel the club hopes to create to allow greater access to the ground.

The association have lodged an appeal with the City Council against that tunnel, the construction of two car parks of 1,300-2,000 spaces and the felling of 90 trees by Real to make the most of space in the city centre — with the latter already having started.

“All this is being done without an environmental plan (which is the responsibility of the Madrid City Council) and without taking into account traffic and mobility,” says Inmaculada Ramos, the lawyer and secretary of the association. “I’m not an architect, I don’t dare evaluate it, but nobody thinks of Fifth Avenue or Oxford Street with a stadium of this size.”

When asked for comment, Madrid City Council’s urban planning department said that no environmental plan was necessary for the project “according to European and national regulations”.

They added that they had implemented traffic and mobility plans and had found there would be a reduction in cars and other vehicles, meaning the tunnel is “an environmentally positive measure”. The works have been put out to tender and are set to begin unless the justice system upholds the neighbourhood association’s appeal.

The lack of space around the Bernabeu means Madrid have been forced to build upwards over the years, making the stadium one of the highest in Europe at 57 metres tall.

“It is tremendously steep,” says Lorca. “It has a consequence in matches and that is that you see a wall of people. It intimidates a lot of people and it’s one of the great successes of the Bernabeu.”

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Or, as Lopez-Chicheri puts it: “The players say that they get on the pitch and feel that everyone is on top of them. The stadium is very vertical, in other words, you go to the highest part of the stands and if you get excited you fly out. Nowadays, it would not be possible to build a stadium like that again because the rules no longer allow such slopes.”

The Bernabeu stands, then, will remain unaffected apart from the VIP areas, new seats being installed across the stadium and a new upper stand on the east side, just above the press area. The four towers on each corner will also stay, although two have had to be rebuilt and moved to leave more space for the pavement.

Madrid hope to receive an instant financial boost once the works are completed. They generated €170m in “members and stadium” revenue in the 2018-19 season (the last before the pandemic and its restrictions) but they expect this to rise to more than €300m and to have fully accounted for the investment in four to five years through concerts and conventions held there as well as restaurants and other shops in the stadium.

The club have an agreement with the investment group Sixth Street and the entertainment group Legends Hospitality to receive €360m in exchange for 30 per cent of revenues from concerts and events held at the stadium for the next 20 years. Taylor Swift will be the first major artist to perform there next May.

There are parallels with how Madrid’s Clasico rivals Barcelona pulled financial ‘levers’ last summer to sign a host of new players by raising funds from future revenues. Real will hope their version paves the way for even more success — on and off the pitch.

(Top photo: Thomas Coex/AFP via Getty Images, blueprint via Madrid City Council; design: Sam Richardson)

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Calendar of upcoming events and concerts at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

The newly renovated Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is set to become a premier venue for international events starting in 2024. In this post, I will share with you all the details about the exciting upcoming events and concerts at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.

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Premier remember (11 may 2024), taylor swift | the eras tour (29-30 may 2024), duki (8 june 2024), manuel carrasco (29 june 2024), karol g (20, 21, 22, 23 july 2024), luis miguel (27-28 july 2024), aitana (28 december 2024), lola indigo (22 march 2025), where to stay near santiago bernabéu stadium, how to get to santiago bernabéu stadium.

The famous Real Madrid Stadium is undergoing a transformation that will lead it to become one of Europe’s leading sports and entertainment venues . It is scheduled to be inaugurated at the end of 2023 and will begin to host concerts in 2024.

With an expected capacity of 65,000 spectators in concert format, it will also have the advantage of being located in the center of Madrid, being very well connected and easily accessible from anywhere in the city.

Another advantage is the complete renovation of the interior, including the latest technological advances , a tremendously avant-garde design, and a large number of options and spaces for eating and drinking.

Upcoming concerts at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

Madrid has always been a hotspot for world-class music events, and in 2024 the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium will continue to attract top-tier artists from across the globe.

The concert calendar features a diverse range of musical genres to suit every taste. These are all the concerts scheduled at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium for the coming months.

The new Santiago Bernabeu Stadium will be the epicenter of a unique experience combining electronic music with the unmistakable sound of “remember.”

This event brings back the sound of the early 2000s that captivated a generation during the rise of dance music .

The lineup for this historic occasion is the most ambitious in Premier Remember’s history. Featuring an international presence, prominent artists include vocalist Anneke Van Hooff, German duo Fragma, British singer Tina Cousins, and producer Jan Wayne.

Premier Remember

✔️ 11 May 2024

✔️ Santiago Bernabéu

Mark your calendars for an unforgettable night as the pop sensation Taylor Swift takes the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium by storm.

The Eras Tour promises to be a spectacle of epic proportions . The performance extends for a remarkable duration of three hours, captivating the audience with a set list consisting of an impressive 44 songs. This extraordinary showcase has garnered unanimous praise from critics, who hail it as a sensational masterpiece.

The interest and demand for this concert at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium have been so immense that a second performance in Madrid was announced by the singer. Such is the fervor surrounding the event that tickets for both performances sold out in just a couple of hours.

Taylor Swift | Eras Tour

✔️ 29-30 May 2024

Hip-hop fans, brace yourselves for an evening filled with pulsating beats and infectious energy as the Argentine rap sensation , Duki, graces the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

With his distinctive style and captivating lyrics, Duki has taken the Latin music scene by storm. Prepare to immerse yourself in an electrifying atmosphere as Duki delivers a unique performance that you will always remember.

Duki (2023-24 Tour)

✔️ 8 June 2024

For fans of heartfelt ballads and soul-stirring melodies, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium will host a captivating performance by Spanish singer-songwriter Manuel Carrasco. With his soulful voice and emotional lyrics , Carrasco has garnered a loyal following across the globe.

This will be his only concert in Spain in 2024. Some of the greatest hits by Manuel Carrasco include “Qué bonito es querer”, “Uno x uno”, “Y ahora”, “Que nadie” and “No dejes de soñar”. These melodious tracks have resonated deeply with fans, showcasing Carrasco’s talent for delivering heartfelt lyrics and captivating melodies.

Manuel Carrasco

✔️ 29 June 2024

Colombian reggaeton and urban pop sensation Karol G is set to grace Madrid in 2024 as part of her “Mañana Será Bonito” Tour, marking the only scheduled stop in Spain. And the new Santiago Bernabéu stadium will serve as the stage for this much-anticipated event.

Karol G’s last performance in Spain dates back to 2019 before the pandemic. As a result, there’s immense excitement among “La Bichota” fans eagerly awaiting her return to the Spanish stage. Due to overwhelming demand, the Colombian star will now be performing not just one, but four concerts at Real Madrid Stadium.

Karol G Tour

✔️ 20, 21, 22, 23 July 2024

Luis Miguel, the renowned Latin music icon , is set to grace the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium with his mesmerizing performance in July 2024. With a career spanning decades and a voice that has captivated audiences worldwide, Luis Miguel promises an unforgettable experience.

Luis Miguel’s triumphant return to Spain after a six-year absence is setting the stage on fire. His ‘Luis Miguel Tour’ has been a roaring success, selling out venues in Chile, the United States, Mexico, and Argentina, proudly displaying the ‘sold out’ sign across the board.

Luis Miguel Tour

✔️ 27-28 July 2024

The Alpha Tour is the third concert tour for Spanish singer Aitana. She will be the first female Spanish artist to perform at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and promises to be the biggest spectacle of her career to date.

Aitana continues to solidify her status as one of the most prominent artists in the Spanish music scene. According to a report in a Spotify press release, the singer was the fourth most listened-to female artist in Spain in 2023, trailing only behind Karol G, Rosalía, and Shakira.

Aitana (Alpha Tour)

✔️ 28 December 2024

Lola Índigo is truly on fire as she takes on one of the most exciting projects of her career, firmly establishing herself as one of Spain’s most prominent artists right now.

In her tour ‘La Bruja, la niña y el dragón’, she’s offering a wonderful journey through her musical evolution. What’s even better is that Lola’s making sure everyone can join in by keeping ticket prices reasonable , ranging from 30 to 58 euros.

Lola Indigo

✔️ 22 March 2025

When attending a concert at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, it is essential to find the perfect accommodation nearby to make your experience even more convenient and enjoyable.

Luckily, there are fantastic options for accommodation in the vicinity of the stadium, ensuring you have a comfortable stay within easy reach of the musical excitement. These are 5 of my favorite hotels near Santiago Bernabéu Stadium :

1. VP Jardín Metropolitano Hotel

The VP Hotels chain specializes in interior design, ensuring guests experience quality, tranquility, and comfort. This modern 4-star hotel is conveniently located for those attending concerts at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. It provides spacious and comfortable rooms, along with conference facilities for various events.

2. Eurostars Madrid Tower

A luxurious 5-star hotel located in the prestigious Cuatro Torres business area. Occupying the first 30 floors of the impressive PwC tower, it offers stunning views of the city and features avant-garde decor in line with its modern exterior.

The rooms at Eurostars Madrid Tower are designed to create a relaxing atmosphere, equipped with top-quality amenities and a pillow menu. Guests can also enjoy the spa and fitness center on the 29th floor.

3. AC Hotel Aitana

I love the AC Hotels brand as they are elegant and modern hotels that always guarantee a high-quality standard. The AC Hotel Aitana is located in one of the best areas of the capital, next to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. Embracing a tranquil aesthetic concept, AC Aitana provides an ideal accommodation choice for both business and leisure travelers in Madrid.

4. Canopy by Hilton Madrid Castellana

Canopy by Hilton is synonymous with quality and luxury. This charming 4-star boutique hotel reflects the spirit of Spain’s capital. Located in the Azca financial district, it offers easy access to Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and central Madrid.

With its unique design, comfortable spaces, exclusive pool terrace, and delicious cuisine at Escándalo restaurant, the hotel guarantees an exceptional stay in the heart of the city.

5. NH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding

One of the most sophisticated hotels in Madrid, located in the city’s financial district, just a 5-minute walk to Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. But what sets this hotel apart is its renowned DiverXO avant-garde restaurant by David Muñoz , the only 3-Michelin-starred restaurant in Madrid.

The spacious rooms, some with balconies, provide breathtaking views. With an indoor pool, spa, and well-equipped fitness center, NH Collection Madrid Eurobuilding ensures a luxurious stay.

Located in the famous Paseo de la Castellana, in the city center, the stadium is well-connected and easily accessible. The best option to attend the concerts at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is either by walking or using public transportation .

• If you prefer the metro , the nearest station is “Santiago Bernabéu” on Line 10, offering convenient access to the venue.
• Alternatively, you can choose from several urban bus lines , including 14, 27, 40, 43, 120, 126, 147, and 150, which provide direct routes to the stadium.
• For those arriving by train , the closest stop is Nuevos Ministerios, just a 10-minute walk away from the stadium.

And if you arrive at the stadium ahead of time, you might be interested in visiting one of the top restaurants near the Santiago Bernabeu .

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Players make the short trip from Augusta, Georgia, to Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, for this week's 2024 RBC Heritage. In total, 69 golfers will tee it up on Harbour Town Golf Links across the first two days as yet another signature event on the PGA Tour's playing calendar gets underway.

Unlike the Genesis Invitational or Arnold Palmer Invitational, the RBC Heritage will not feature a 36-hole cut, meaning the entirety of the field will be around for the weekend. That is music to the ears to those who missed out on the weekend action at the Masters, including the likes of Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Wyndham Clark and Brian Harman.

Spieth, the 2022 champion, looks to kickstart his season after a disappointing showing at Augusta National. He is no stranger to bouncing back at the RBC Heritage; he followed a missed cut at the year's first major championship with a win a week later in Hilton Head.

If Spieth is to return to the winner's circle, he will have to go through Scottie Scheffler. The world No. 1 remains in the field for now and aims to collect his fourth trophy in his last five tournaments. Fresh off slipping on his second green jacket, Scheffler has widened the gap between him and the rest of the world and shows no signs of slowing down.

Tommy Fleetwood, Collin Morikawa Xander Schauffele, Ludvig Åberg, Will Zalatoris and Max Homa were among those to perform well at the Masters, and they hope that translates to more of the same. Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay and defending champion Matt Fitzpatrick will look for some form. In total, 26 of the top 30 players in the Official World Golf Rankings are set to play.

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Both exempt and non-exempt players can now enter for this year’s edition of The Senior Open Championship Presented by Rolex .

The Championship will take place from July 25-28 at Carnoustie, which will play host for the third time in the event’s 37-year history.

Those without an exemption can now enter one of four Qualifying Events set to be staged on the East Coast of Scotland. The venues – each of which lie within 20 miles of Carnoustie Golf Links – include Downfield Golf Club in Dundee, Panmure Golf Club in Carnoustie, the Medal Course at Monifieth Golf Links and the 1562 course at Montrose Golf Links.

Each venue boasts a strong pedigree having hosted both Open Final Qualifying and Senior Open Qualifying in previous years.

There will also be a Qualifying Event held in the United States at Firestone Country Club on Monday July 8 and administered by the PGA TOUR Champions, for which entries are now also open.

David Williams, Tournament Director of The Senior Open Presented by Rolex, said: “It’s very exciting to open qualifying for this year’s edition of The Senior Open Presented by Rolex. This marks the start of a three-month process that will culminate in the winner being crowned at Carnoustie’s legendary Championship Course in July.

“The four Qualifying venues will present a tricky challenge to the players hoping to reach this year’s Championship. Given the proximity of all four venues to the Angus Coastline, they will also offer ideal preparation to those who earn one of the available spots in the field.”

To be eligible for entry, players must be either male Professionals with a current Tour affiliation or PGA Membership, or male Amateurs with an exact handicap index of 0.4 (scratch) or lower under the World Handicap System, or the scheme adopted by the recognised authority controlling golf in their country.

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