Public transport · Les Corts
How to get to Camp Nou by metro, tram and bus
Camp Nou is well served by public transport, and on match days the stadium itself asks fans to use it. These are the stations and stops, the changes around kick-off and the cases where a car with a driver saves you time.
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- Pickup there
- At the stadium
- Start
- Final whistle
- Pickup back
- Arrival
Calendar
Next at the stadium
Home dates of the 2026-27 season and 2027 stadium concerts. Pickup times are worked out from this page’s starting point (a city-centre hotel on the home page); for anywhere else, use the match clock.
- Tue 3 NovTodayEuropean competitionCamp NouStart 21:00Leave 19:20 · back 23:20Choose · Tue 3 Nov
- Weekend of 22 NovLeague · homeCamp NouDay and time to be confirmed: they are set about 15-20 days before. You can book now and we adjust the times at no cost.Choose · Weekend of 22 Nov
- Weekend of 6 DecLeague · homeCamp NouDay and time to be confirmed: they are set about 15-20 days before. You can book now and we adjust the times at no cost.Choose · Weekend of 6 Dec
Source: calendars published by the competitions and organisers, checked on 27-10-2026. Always check the date and time on your ticket.
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Match clock
When to leave and when to book the ride back
Tell us what you are going to, when it starts and where you are leaving from. You get the pickup time for the way there and for the way back, with event-day traffic and the walk to the pickup zone. Those are the times you enter when you book.
- Pickup there
- At the stadium
- Start
- Final whistle
- Pickup back
- Arrival
- Way there: book the pickup at
- 19:20 · Hotel in Barcelona city centre → Camp Nou
- Way back: book the pickup at
- 23:20 · Camp Nou → Hotel in Barcelona city centre
A cautious estimate: arrive 75 minutes before the start (gates open 1 h 30 before) and the ride back timed to leave the stands and walk out of the closed perimeter. If the event time changes, we move the booking with you at no cost.
Exit map
Where we pick you up at the end
On match days the streets next to the stadium close from about 2 hours before to 1 h 30 after the final whistle, and several streets in Les Corts are residents-only, with number-plate cameras. That is why the car does not wait at the gate: it waits in one of these three zones, depending on where you are going back to.
Carrer de Menéndez Pelayo
The zone the stadium access guide sets aside for dropping off and picking up passengers of vehicles with a driver, next to Zona Universitària. Our default zone.
Best for going back to the airport, Sants or uptown Barcelona.
Av. Diagonal · Rambla dels Pins
The exit the stadium itself recommends. We pick you up on the Diagonal side lane, away from the closures towards Pedralbes or Francesc Macià.
Best for hotels in the Eixample, on Diagonal and Passeig de Gràcia.
Plaça del Centre · Numància
To the east, outside the residents-only perimeter, which reaches Gran Via de Carles III.
Best for the city centre, the Gothic Quarter, El Born or the port.
- There is no left-luggage at the stadium. If you come straight from the airport or the ship with suitcases, tell us when you book: we take you to the hotel first or suggest where to leave them.
- Items not allowed: laptops, pushchairs, power banks and long umbrellas, according to the stadium access guide.
- Charge your phone. The driver messages you on arrival at the zone. If your battery dies, go straight to the agreed point: the driver waits 15 minutes free from the agreed time.
- Residents-only streets carry fines: do not ask the driver to enter Mejía Lequerica, Felipe de Paz, Arizala or Benavent; they cannot.
Metro
The nearest metro stations
Palau Reial, Les Corts, Maria Cristina, Zona Universitària
The line from the centre (Plaça de Catalunya, Passeig de Gràcia) and from Plaça d’Espanya and Sants. Palau Reial and Les Corts are the usual stops for the stadium.
Collblanc, Badal, Ernest Lluch
Direct from Sants Estació and from Sagrada Família. Collblanc and Badal are a few minutes’ walk from the gates on the Travessera de les Corts side.
Collblanc and Zona Universitària
L9 Sud comes straight from the airport (T1 and T2). See the airport by public transport.
Tram and bus
Tram T1, T2 and T3, and the city buses
The Trambaix (T1, T2 and T3) runs along the Diagonal with stops such as Palau Reial, Pius XII, Maria Cristina and Zona Universitària, a short walk from the stadium. Several city bus lines stop around Les Corts and the Diagonal.
On match days bus routes around the stadium are diverted from about two hours before kick-off until about an hour and a half after the end, and the perimeter streets close to traffic. Check the TMB website for your date: special services and diversions change from one event to the next.
After the match
The crowded part is the way back
Getting there is spread over an hour and a half; leaving is not. Within minutes of the final whistle the nearest stations fill up and it is normal to queue or let several trains go. The metro runs until midnight from Sunday to Thursday, until 2:00 on Fridays and eves of public holidays, and all night from Saturday to Sunday. See getting back at night.
When a car makes sense
Metro or private transfer
With a booked return you walk to a meeting point a few minutes from the stadium, on a street open to traffic, and your driver takes you to your hotel. See the drop-off and pickup point.
- Alone and without luggage: the metro is a good option.
- With children, older relatives or someone with reduced mobility: a car saves changes, stairs and crowded platforms.
- Straight from the airport, the port or a train with luggage: the stadium has no cloakroom, so the hotel stop matters.
- A group of 5 to 22 people: one vehicle at a fixed price, there and back.
Frequently asked questions
Which metro stop is closest to Camp Nou?
Palau Reial and Les Corts (L3) and Collblanc and Badal (L5, with L9 Sud and L10 at Collblanc) are all a few minutes’ walk. The best one depends on your gate.
Is there a tram to Camp Nou?
Yes. The Trambaix lines T1, T2 and T3 run along the Diagonal, with stops such as Palau Reial and Maria Cristina near the stadium.
Do buses run normally on match day?
No. Routes around the stadium are diverted from about two hours before kick-off until about an hour and a half after the end. Check TMB for your date.
Can you pick us up after the match instead of taking the metro?
Yes. Book the return with the outbound and we send you the meeting point in writing before the event. The driver waits 15 minutes free from the agreed time.
Access, road closures and calendar reviewed on 27 October 2026. The stadium is still under works and the logistics may change during the season.
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