The stadium is open for tours Monday to Saturday from 9am to 7pm and on Sundays and public holidays from 9:30am to 6:30pm. Please note that it is closed on December 25 and January 1. On matchdays, the last tour entry is 5.5 hours before kickoff.

Visiting in the early morning or early afternoon is ideal. These times tend to be less crowded, with better lighting for photos and a more relaxed atmosphere overall.

Parts of the stadium are accessible, but there isn’t an elevator leading up to the last level, making it inaccessible for wheelchair users.

There is dedicated parking right in front of the stadium, along with additional parking options nearby at Paseo de la Castellana and O'Donnell. Spaces are limited and paid, so early arrival is recommended.

Yes, guided tours are offered in both English and Spanish. You can also opt for a bilingual tour if you prefer.

Absolutely—photography for personal use is permitted throughout the stadium and museum. However, professional equipment such as tripods, drones, selfie sticks, or video cameras is not allowed.

Unfortunately, the stadium doesn’t have a cloakroom where you can store luggage. If you're arriving directly from the airport, we recommend you leave your luggage behind at your hotel or use a storage facility nearby.

Yes, you will have to go through a security check while entering the stadium. To speed up the checks, we recommend carrying minimal belongings and storing them in a clear bag.