Santiago Bernabeu Stadium

Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is one of the world’s most iconic football venues and the legendary home of Real Madrid. Opened in 1947, the stadium welcomes visitors to explore the Real Madrid Museum, interactive exhibits, historic jerseys and an extraordinary trophy collection. Panoramic viewpoints offer sweeping views of the pitch and the stadium’s modern design, revealing the scale and prestige of this global football landmark.
This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to combine with other top attractions in Madrid.

Originally inaugurated in 1947, the stadium was named after Santiago Bernabéu, the visionary president who transformed Real Madrid into a global football powerhouse. Over the decades, the stadium has undergone major renovations, evolving into a state-of-the-art venue while preserving its historic legacy. It has hosted countless legendary matches, finals and celebrations that shaped football history.

The stadium offers an immersive journey into one of the most successful football clubs in history. Visitors can relive iconic moments, explore record-breaking achievements and experience the atmosphere of a world-famous arena. Whether you are a football fan or a curious traveler, the visit combines sport, culture and innovation.

Tickets typically include access to the Real Madrid Museum, exhibition areas and panoramic viewpoints inside the stadium. Some options may offer guided tours in English or Spanish, providing expert commentary on the stadium’s architecture, history and legendary players.

Ticket prices vary depending on the season and whether visitors choose standard entry or guided experiences. Reduced fares may be available for children, students or seniors. Prices may change during match days or special events.

Opening hours vary throughout the year and may be affected by match schedules, events or stadium maintenance. On match days, visitor access is usually limited or adjusted. Checking availability in advance is recommended.

The stadium is located in northern Madrid and is easily accessible by public transport. The Santiago Bernabéu metro station (Line 10) stops directly at the venue. Buses, taxis and ride-sharing services also provide convenient access from the city center.

• Real Madrid Museum
• Trophy Room featuring Champions League titles
• Interactive digital exhibits
• Panoramic stadium viewpoints
• Historic jerseys and memorabilia
• Modern architectural design

• Check match schedules before booking
• Allow extra time for museum exploration
• Photography rules may vary by area
• Guided tours enhance historical context
• Arrive early during peak tourist seasons

Most visitors spend 1.5 to 2 hours exploring the museum and stadium areas. Guided tours or extended exhibits may increase the visit time to 2.5 hours.

Winter visits are generally quieter and more comfortable. Indoor museum areas remain warm, while outdoor viewpoints may be cooler. Match schedules and renovation works can affect availability, so planning ahead is important.