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Where is the Santiago Bernabéu stadium located?

Address: Concha Espina Avenue 1, 28036, Madrid
When visiting the stadium, you can take the metro, bus, or even drive yourself.

Getting to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

By metro

You can take Line 1 from Pinar De Chamartin in the city center to Tribunal Station. Then, you can walk to Line 10 Tres Olivos station and catch a metro to the Santiago Bernabéu station, and the stadium is just a few minutes walk from the station.

Closest stop: Santiago Bernabéu

By bus

You can take any EMT Madrid bus line 14, 27, 40, 43, 120, 126, 147, or 150 from Madrid’s city center.

Closest stop: Santiago Bernabéu (right after the Lima stop)

By car

While you can reach the stadium by car, keep in mind that it only caters to parking for about 1,000 cars. Once these fill up, you’ll have to rely on the paid parking lots nearby.
If you don’t want to rely on public transport, you can even take a taxi, which can drop you off right outside the stadium.

Know before you go to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

Your entry tickets to the Santiago Bernabéu stadium are timed, so you must arrive at your chosen time slot.
If you arrive late, your ticket will be counted as a no-show.
Your entry tickets get you access to the various highlights at the newly renovated stadium, the Real Madrid Museum, and the official store.

If you want the insights from a Real Madrid expert, you can also book a guided tour. You can choose from a monolingual tour in English or Spanish, or upgrade your tickets to enjoy a bilingual tour in both languages.

You can choose from two combo tickets to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. The first is a combo with a 1 or 2-day pass for a Madrid Panoramic Bus Tour. The other combo gets you entry tickets to Santiago Bernabéu with tickets to Legends - The Home of Football.
The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Entry Tickets + Madrid Panoramic Bus Tour Combo gives you two options—a 1 or a 2-day bus pass.
The bus tour covers 35 key attractions across Madrid, with buses every 15-30 minutes. You can hop on and off the buses based on which attractions you want to visit during your tour.

There are several parking lots near the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. Some of these include:

Santiago Benrabeu: The stadium itself now caters to parking for 1,000+ cars, but these can fill up fast during match days or in the peak season.
Parking Público Presidente Carmona (BERNABÉU): This paid parking lot is just a 10-minute walk from the stadium.
Parking Cuzco cerca Bernabéu: This paid parking lot near the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is spacious and is known for its attentive staff. It’s located a mere 700 meters from the stadium, or a short 10-minute walk.

The stadium is equipped with wheelchair-accessible ramps, elevators, and restrooms, catering to those with limited mobility.
However, the last floor of the stadium doesn’t have elevator access, which makes it challenging for wheelchair users to access.
Certified guide dogs or service animals are welcome at the stadium, as long as you carry all the official documentation.
People with reduced mobility will be able to access the Real Madrid Museum.

Sacha Restaurant: This decades-old restaurant is close to the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. It serves Basque and Galician food and offers courtyard patio dining in the summer. Key highlights on its menu include the fish and the disperse cake.
Restaurante Sal Negra: Known for its small plates, this restaurant offers a year-round terrace and is also said to be one of the best restaurants by many of its patrons. The grilled octopus with mango is a must-try from their menu.
Pacifico Smash Burger: If a juicy smash burger is what you’re after, Pacifico Smash Burger must be on your list. The Pacifico Burger and the chocolate cake are two dishes you cannot miss out on!

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: The often-overlooked gem in Madrid’s famed Art Triangle, the Thyssen-Bornemisza houses a jaw-dropping 1,600 masterpieces spanning centuries and styles. Once the world’s second-largest private art collection—right behind the British Royal Collection—this museum is a treasure trove for art lovers.
Royal Palace of Madrid: Europe’s largest royal residence—yes, larger than Versailles! With a staggering 3,418 rooms, the Royal Palace of Madrid is a grand showcase of opulent architecture, regal tapestries, and centuries of Spanish history.
Legends - The Home of Football: This isn’t just a museum—it’s football’s hall of fame. With over 4,000 historic objects, from iconic jerseys to rare memorabilia, the Legends Collection charts the incredible journey of the beautiful game.

Frequently asked questions for when you visit Santiago Bernabéu

What are the Santiago Bernabéu opening hours?

The Santiago Bernabéu is open from 9am to 7pm from Monday to Saturday. On Sundays and holidays, the museum is open from 9:30 to 6:30pm. On matchdays, the stadium tour will end 5.5 hours before kickoff.

Where is the Santiago Bernabéu located?

The Santiago Bernabeu’s address is Concha Espina Avenue 1, 28036, Madrid.

What is the best time to visit the stadium?

The best time of the year to visit the stadium is between September to November and from March to May. This is when the weather is comfortable and the crowds are moderate. During the week, weekdays are the best time to visit to avoid heavier crowds.

Can I take the metro to reach Santiago Bernabéu?

The metro is the best way to reach the stadium, especially since the stadium has its own metro stop. You can take Line 1 from Pinar De Chamartin in the city center to Tribunal Station. Then, you can walk to Line 10 Tres Olivos station and catch a metro to the Santiago Bernabéu station, and the stadium is just a few minutes walk from the station.

Are the stadium and museum wheelchair-accessible?

The Santiago Bernabéu is wheelchair accessible. However, the upper level of the stadium doesn’t have elevator access, which makes it challenging for wheelchair users to reach.

Does the stadium have parking?

Yes, the stadium does have its own parking, but this only caters to about 1,000 cars and is generally reserved for match days. You’ll find several paid parking lots nearby where you can park your car.