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Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Tour Madrid: Museum & pitch-side access

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Duration2h–3h

GroupUp to 22

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

What do you see inside the changing rooms at the Bernabéu?

You get a guided walk through the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Real Madrid Museum with entry included, a local guide who knows the club's story, and headsets so you hear everything clearly. The museum spans three floors with original kits, the Champions League trophy, and a photo with the squad. If you upgrade, you stay for tapas and stadium-brewed beer overlooking the pitch before heading out.

2h–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Enter Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
Explore stands and VIP area
Visit Real Madrid Museum exhibits
See Champions League trophy
View original kits of legends
Take photo with current squad
Optional: Enjoy tapas lunch at Plaza Mahou
Optional: Drink stadium-brewed beer

The Experience

You've just landed in Madrid, and you want to see where it all happens — not just the pitch, but the rooms, the trophies, the weight of eighty thousand voices. The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium tour gets you there with a local guide who knows the club's history the way people know their own family. You walk the stands, step into the VIP area, and move through the Real Madrid Museum across three floors, where the original kits of Zinedine Zidane and Jude Bellingham hang behind glass. The Champions League trophy sits there too, and there's a photo spot with the current squad — the kind of thing that feels small until you're standing in front of it.

Your guide brings the place alive by talking about what happens on match days, when the stadium fills with noise and the whole city feels it. You'll see the pitch-side benches and changing rooms on most days (not before or after a home game, so check the fixture list). The museum doesn't let you backtrack once you've moved to the next floor, so the pace is steady and forward — it takes a couple of hours total. Headsets come with the tour, which matters in a space this big. Right now, some areas are closed for refurbishment — the presidential box and press room aren't available — but your guide will show you everything else that's open.

If you upgrade, you stay for lunch at Plaza Mahou, the on-site restaurant overlooking the pitch. You get tapas and a beer brewed right there in the stadium — the Bernabéu is the only one in the world that does this. Wine, soda, or non-alcoholic options work too, and the kitchen handles gluten-free, vegetarian, and allergen requests without fuss. It's the kind of ending that makes the whole visit feel complete, not rushed.

What’s included

Your day includes a guided tour in English or Spanish with a local guide, headsets for hearing clearly, admission to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Real Madrid Museum, and access to the pitch-side benches and changing rooms (on non-match days). If you upgrade, you get a tapas lunch with a glass of beer brewed on-site at Plaza Mahou, overlooking the pitch — wine, soda, and non-alcoholic options are available, and dietary modifications are handled.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

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Is this one for you?Right for anyone in Madrid who wants to see the Bernabéu and understand Real Madrid's history without arranging entry separately — the guide and headsets mean you hear the story as you move through. Plan for a couple of hours on your feet, moving through three museum floors in sequence; that pace is what keeps the whole experience flowing and lets you see everything that's open.