Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Toledo

Holy lord, what a place! We visited during construction, but I cant wait to see how it will look with the new stadium. The staff were very friendly og the museum is awesome. Definetaly worth a try!

Dream come true. I’ve always supported them in UEFA matches. Stadium currently under construction but a limited tour of the stadium and access to the merchandise shop allowed

Remarkable, simply remarkable. The atmosphere is electric. The team were really helpful to find the right gates, areas and seats. The refurbishment is of colossal scale, however, somehow it is not affecting the current experience. Really amazing! The shop is full of great items, next time we will do a tour.

One of the temples of european footballHome to the most succesful football club in the worldReconstruction going on, but you can sense how the atmosphere would be great in sellout stadiumReally steep standsExciting to be there after watching so many El classicos on TVThe museum and official shop are outdated but when the renovation finishes they should be state of the art

The tour is great. The atmosphere on a match day is amazing. Hearing the stadium singing hala Madrid y nada mas gives goosebumps

Best stadium ever..amazing night Real Madrid 2-0 leipzigHala madrid

First time in Madrid, so had to check out a Real Madrid game. This is a bonkers sized stadium fits 80k folks. There was some construction when we went so a little obnoxious to walk around the entire stadium to our section. Unlike in other stadiums I have been to you can only enter through your gate.Once in, it’s just ports potties and water vendors. They didn’t sell anything else.But when you get to your seats. It’s insane, very lively and huge. There are no huge Jumbotrons, so cant watch replays or anything of that.Overall a cool experience, but I wouldn’t say the best stadium.

It was my first game and the experience was incredible. I loved every minute of it and went by too fast.Note that you cannot buy food or alcohol drinks inside the stadium. There are some guys selling soft drinks and some sandwiches but not like north American stadiums where you have restaurants all over. Find seats near the pitch, you can see the game very well and feels like you are part of the action. Also, go with a friend otherwise you get stuck between strangers and they are loud.

Was here for the game against Majorca and while the football was good the atmosphere was missed a little considering 80,000 people there.Also currently there is a lot of major construction going on meaning it is untidy and certain restrictions. And there were limited options in bathrooms and eating and drinking options.However overall it was still a great experience.

Our favorite club RMCFWe had VIP tickets in 2019 Easter weekend and we were amazed from...the facility, the hospitality, the quality of the food and drinks, AND back thenTHE 13🏆 CL we got to see them.

We went today, Don’t go, it’s a complete building site at the moment. It’s unbelievable that the tickets are still being sold, typically of current day top flight football. The non-tour is literally no more than 15 mins, you go through areas of construction, see the makeshift trophy room, walk between 6-8 meters of seating tiers to see some of the pitch where there is also pitch side construction work and are then funnelled into the shop where you can buy expensive merchandise (which is cheaper in the department store 5 mins away.It’s amazing to see unscrupulous local guides still publishing 5 star reviews.

As a stadium I think it would be a ranked in the top 50 stadiums in the world in its perfect condition., But there was construction there and we paid for the tour but we were not allowed to go anywhere but to look at one side of the stadium was not nice. Also, I had the tickets, receipts, and the proof that I bought the tickets but I wasn’t allowed to go in after some hours. If I were to do it after I have received the full tour I would understand but just going to visit one part for 5 minutes and paying 18 euros. It wasn’t nice. It’s a shame to see such attitudes from such a big club. It doesn’t reflect any respect for the club, fans, rivals, or our beloved game of football. So sad

Went when there were building works absolutely everywhere. All you could do was see the museum and see a view of the stadium that’s it. Can’t call it a stadium tour.

I cant rate it as the Stadium was on refurbishment and we did not take the Tour inside. It will be a beautiful stadium once ready. We were able to go to the merchandise shop and browse around. Lots of people visiting. The tube stops outside the Stadium with the same station name.

Wow - what a stadium, love the upgrade currently underway, the tour is more limited at the moment (late August 2022which is understandable but its still worth the visit.

Visited the place for a second time. This time was unique as the stadium is still on the renovation process.The ticket is €15 for adult. The areas you can visit are only two: the showcase area where they put the trophy, future design and other walls of fame. The second area will need you to go out and enter the greenfields area via the RMFC store. Lucky that we can still take pictures with the field as the background. A bit dusty but still acceptable. Considering that we will see the new developed stadium in 2023.. i hope you are as excited as we are!Ps: the merchandise in this shop carries wider selection than the one in Gran Via. Just in case if you though of delaying your purchase 😄

The tour could have been better if there wasn’t so much construction. I would have loved to see the actual stadium. Museum and gift shop were cool though!

The stadium is going through rigor renovation. We got to see the trucks instead of the green grass. The experience was okay nevertheless.

We paid for a “tour” to watch a sand field and a room with trophies. Terrible experience. If they are renewing the stadium, they should not offer the tour or offer their limited tour for free.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! The stadium is in full construction. Entrance fees are a fraud. Paid 39 euros for a visit with my two sons. The only thing worth a visit is the limited museum.For those who think to buy a shirt, be warned that they cost a humble 155 euros 🙂

Ive recently visited the stadium and although Im sure it will be one of the most beautiful stadiums once its done with the construction and renovation process I think that the price to visit (15 eurosis quite pricy for what you get which is entry to the temporary museum which is really small, it consist of one big room and barely any history of the club, only the display of trophies and a view of the pitch from a very limited side of the bleachers. The entire stadium is under construction so its understandable the limited views but again for what you see its pricey and I say this based on many other stadiums Ive visited.

Since the place is under construction, the experience was underwhelming.The temporary museum installation is just okay.I did not see on the website that the place was under construction and that is not fair to fans.I escorted my husband who is the fan and he says he knew the place was under construction and any true fan would have know that. I could see that he was still a bit disappointed though to see caterpillars on the playing field.

In my opinion, the club should have given the visit for free. It was a really rough experience for the fans. It was scorching hot, the noise of the machine equipment moving, drilling and alarms all of a sudden setting off made the experience somewhat less desirable. It would have been better if they had it offered for free. They will still gain from the souvenirs and the photos which werent cheap at all. My son and I spent (for a 45 minute experience57 for souvenirs(a shopping bag, real Madrid coins and a ball), 30 euros entrance for two, and 30 euros for the photos with the cup. Come to think of it, it was a bit risky and unsafe. We must have been mad to enter.

My football clubs stadium really lived up to expectations- albeit under construction 😍. The rich history of the club was on full display to enjoy via physical display, interactive audiovisuals and VR/AR technology.

The tour was good, except the stadium is still under construction. It would be better to visit the stadium after construction.The tour was informative and interactive.Great place for families, or fans in general.They offer to take a picture at the beginning which can be bought later on in the tour. The picture is available in a large print size and in digital format as well.Would absolutely recommend visiting the stadium anytime.

The stadium is under construction these days. I am a huge fan of soccer. Real Madrid ❤ This club has a great history of football. This makes me visit again and again. I highly recommend here to visit and it will make your day unique. I visited here hundred of times. Whenever I visit, it feels like I come here as a fresher.

Impressive stadium. Even though it’s not finished.But the ‘museum’ was a joke.It was literally just some trophies. So you pay €15 to see the stadium from inside

Currently under construction. Not a soccer fan, but decided to visit the stadium. It was amazing even with the construction. I did not realize the great history of this football club. I highly recommend the tour of the museum and the glimpse of the inside of this magnificent structure. Makes me want to return next year to see the final product.

Worst Tour Ive ever been on.I cannot believe the stadium is selling tickets for tours while the stadium is under construction. We bought our tickets online ahead of time and were not made aware of the construction that was happening. When we arrived, we asked multiple employees what time they closed and none of them knew, and one said "whenever". We walk around to the other side of the Stadium to the tour Entrance to them advising everyone they had to "rush & hurry through" as they were closing in 30 minutes. We go in to the stadium and see that the pitch is completely torn up with construction taking place. I thought we would at least get to see the locker room, but it was not included in the tour, as advised online. DO NOT waste your money. I was excited to show my partner the stadium of the team I always loved, but instead we got rushed through a construction site.

Currently under renovation but museum is nice!Stadium looks amazing! Highly recommend if you’re in Madrid to visit Santiago bernabeu! New stadium plans look awesome!

Wanted to get into stadium but being renovated at present so no guided tours..a pity but it looks spectacular

I’ve been in a lot of soccer games and stadiums, this stadium is one of the outstanding places I’ve been.I’ve been there twice -The first time was as a VIP guest which was amazing, you are been escorted from the moment you arrive, to the vip lounge which includes drinks and food, and then to the blue box seats which also includes tv screens on the front seat.The second time was with a regular ticket, amazing seats view wise along the field but their was a bit crowded…Hope you enjoy the experience, GO Real !!

When in Madrid this football ground is a must. Great atmosphere great crowds and when the upgrade is finished it will be even better. Well worth a visit

Loved the atmosphere at the stadium with the noise and cheers of fans. The stadium was still under renovation so I couldnt really appreciate the outward architecture. The inner design in terms of seating is quite well done such that wherever you sit, you still get a view of most of the stadium.

The stadium is still in building. You can see the excavators working under the south stand, however, after finishing it will definitely be the most modern stadium all over the world.

The stadium modernization project is really interesting.A great place for soccer games where definitly Real Madrid rules.But the store lacks interest.

Right now there are renovations there are few areas you cant visit and see, but if I am not wrong the price for the stadium got much lower because of it.So overall a beautiful stadium and cool tour. What else do you expect from the biggest club in football history?

Was so happy to get a ticket@ Chelsea end 15 minutes from kickoff. We was high up but was a good view of all the action. Went into extra time!! Sad the police kept away fans in for 45 mins afterwards which meant almost 12:30 b4 we could start shuffling out!! Stadium is being modified (making biggerso reduced capacity @ moment!!

Honestly the stadium is not in the best condition. Its currently under construction. There are much better stadiums in Europe. This one is just famous for being Real Madrid. There is good access to it with the metro. Lots of helpers to show you where to enter. Stadium shop on site. The food and drink options could be a lot better. They only sell water, coke, non alcoholic beer and sandwiches. Maybe VIP get better food.

For my first soccer game of my time in Europe I visited. This place has it all. The staff are super friendly and the stadium is huge. The seats are nice and comfortable especially for those long games.There gift shop has all the goodies you may need and is located a couple minutes walk from the stadium.I say if you are looking to go to a game and you havent yet. Definitely do it. The roar of the crowd when the team scores to the delicious snacks they have or the people I met while just waiting for the game to start was a beautiful experience.For future travel and food adventures follow my Instagram @officialgetfresh

Visited the tour and museum. The tickets were reduced as there’s major construction going on to the stadium. The museum was okay, I’ve been to a few better considering it’s Real Madrid and all of the history they have. You can currently fly around this visit / tour in about 20 minutes. Best to wait until it’s re-opened fully.

The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (Spanish: Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, [esˈtaðjo sanˈtjaɣo βeɾnaˈβew] (audio speaker iconlisten)is a football stadium in Madrid, Spain. With a current seating capacity of 81,044,[5] it has been the home stadium of Real Madrid since its completion in 1947.[2] It is the second-largest stadium in Spain and third-largest home to a top-flight European club after Camp Nou and Westfalenstadion.Named after footballer and former Real Madrid president Santiago Bernabéu, the stadium is one of the worlds most famous football venues. It has hosted the final of the European Cup/UEFA Champions League on four occasions: in 1957, 1969, 1980, 2010.[6] The stadium also hosted the second leg of the 2018 Copa Libertadores Finals, making Santiago Bernabéu the first (and onlystadium to host the two most important premier continental cup finals (UEFA Champions League and Copa Libertadores).The final matches for the 1964 European Nations Cup and the 1982 FIFA World Cup were also held at the Bernabéu, making it the first stadium in Europe to host both a UEFA Euro final and a FIFA World Cup final.On 22 June 1944, the Banco Mercantil e Industrial bank granted credit to Santiago Bernabéu and Rafael Salgado for the purchase of the land adjacent to the old Chamartín Stadium. On 5 September 1944, architects Manuel Muñoz Monasterio and Luis Alemany Soler were hired and the structure on the site began to give way to the new stadium. On 27 October 1944, construction work on the stadium began.The Nuevo Estadio Chamartín (English: New Chamartín Stadiumwas inaugurated on 14 December 1947 with a match between Real Madrid and the Portuguese side Os Belenenses, which resulted in a 3–1 victory for Los Blancos.[7] The stadium had an initial capacity of 75,145 spectators, 27,645 of which had seats (7,125 coveredand 47,500 for standing fans. Sabino Barinaga was the first player to score in the new stadium.

Got a chance to visit stadium, which was under construction, but really mesmerising. We bought tickets online which saved as 3 euros per person. The stadium tour also includes the museum tour. Overall it was a very good experience. Total time needed for a non football fan is 1 and half hour. For a football fan it might need a day .. so plan accordingly and go

While visiting Madrid I got the chance to visit the infamous Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. We were able to gain access via a tour guide service that toured the entire facility. The halls themselves were rich with history of the Real Madrid soccer club and had tons of sports memorabilia in different areas of the stadium. Trophies, jerseys and even food fare was all available during the visit. At the very end, you’re dropped off in the main Real Madrid sports shop where you can find absolutely everything with the Real Madrid football club logo. It truly was a fun experience. Tons of walking and history to sink in but overall a fun experience. Make sure you take a tour bus service to the stadium as it drops you off right in front of the stadium.

Stadium is under construction and overprice for entry. Try to get a ticket online but difficult for foreign traveler. Off line ticket office doesnt take cash. Only accept credit card for Covid protection.18 euro is not worthy to visit here... specially under renovation.

We only get to see the stadium from the vip seats (in which you cant sit on, because people step on them all the time and theyre dirty), a small exhibition, and the shop.At the end of 5he exhibition, were asked to take pictures with the cup or against a green screen, when we ask their price, the staff refuses to tell - that lack of transparency from the get go was disappointing. And guess what, they cost 13 and 18 euros a piece!The objects I liked best from the exhibition are relics from the early 1900s and and some cups and medals. David Beckams shoes also caught my eye. I was surprised I didnt see any mention of Cristiano Ronaldo, he played for that club for some time and hes known worldwide.To be honest, the most fun I had of that whole experience was when we left the stadium shop and we took pictures with some Latin American men wearing costumes, by the street. They only charged 1 euro and taking pictures with them was fun :)The tour ticket cost 18 euros... short and small experience for the price paid.

The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (Spanish: Estadio Santiago Bernabéuis a football stadium located in the center of Madrid, the capital of Spain. It was opened on December 14, 1947 and is the stadium of Real Madrid. The stadium can currently accommodate more than 81 thousand spectators, and it is one of the largest stadiums in Spain and Europe. After its inauguration, it was named after the new Chamartín stadium, then it was named in its current name in honor of the legendary club president at the time, Santiago Bernabeu.The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is one of the best known and most distinguished football stadiums, it has hosted many events including the final of the Champions League four times (1957, 1969, 1980, 2010), as well as the 1964 Euro final and the 1982 World Cup final. Also Real Madrid matches in the Spanish League.

Big stadium with lots of renovations going on when I was there. Watched Real Madrid vs Valencia. Great atmosphere.

Visit Santiago Bernabeu Statdium or Real Madrid stadium can be a good memory of you if you visit Madrid! The admission fee is 18 Euro but you will get 3 Euro less if you buy ticket online. Last time when I visited , the construction work was going on and so I didnt get access the whole area! It was bad luck! So check the update before visiting. You will get an opportunity to take photo with champions trophy but for this you have to pay 13 euro extra per picture! I thought it was a part of entry fee, but not!!

Simply wow. Had the chance to see so many trophies won by the Real Madrid team since the 90s. I was excited to be there. Even bought a few souvenirs. Definitely a must see place when in Madrid.