Self-guided tour through the recently renovated Santiago Bernabéu — Real Madrid's home stadium and one of football's most iconic venues. The €1.7 billion renovation completed in 2024 transformed the stadium into a year-round venue with a retractable roof and pitch. The tour covers the trophy room (15 European Cups), dressing rooms, pitchside access, and the panoramic 360° rooftop view.
Highlights
- The renovated Bernabéu — one of football's most iconic stadiums
- 15 European Cup trophies in the trophy room — football's most decorated club
- Pitchside access and dressing room walkthrough
- 360° panoramic rooftop view of Madrid
- Multimedia exhibits covering Real Madrid's 120+ year history
- Audio guide in 9 languages included
What's included
- Self-guided stadium tour
- Trophy room access
- Dressing room walkthrough
- Pitchside access (when not match-prep)
- Rooftop panoramic view
- Audio guide in 9 languages
- Live guide
- Match tickets (separate)
- Hotel pickup
- Food and drinks (cafés inside)
Meeting point
Address
Avenida de Concha Espina 1, 28036 Madrid
Getting there
Metro Line 10 to Santiago Bernabéu (right at the entrance) · 15 min from Old Town by metro
Opening hours
Daily 10:00–19:00 (varies on match days — check before booking) · Last entry 18:00
Match days
Tour closed or limited on match days. The booking system flags blocked days automatically.
Important information
What to bring
- Comfortable shoes — the route covers 2 km+ of stadium
- Camera or phone — pitchside and rooftop photos are the highlight
- Real Madrid scarf if you have one (you'll see plenty for sale inside)
Know before you go
- Allow 90 minutes minimum, 2 hours for thorough fans
- Skip the matchday version unless you have a match ticket
- Pitchside access depends on whether the pitch is being prepped
- Last entry 18:00 — buy morning slots to avoid rushed visits
- Skip if you're not interested in football — the museum elements assume baseline knowledge
What travellers are saying
Travellers consistently call this one of the best stadium tours in Europe — particularly after the 2024 renovation. Most-cited positives: the trophy room, the pitchside walk, and the roof view of Madrid. Most-cited issue: tour runs longer than expected — allow 2 hours, not the 60 minutes some travellers plan.
Summarised from verified GetYourGuide customer reviews