If you make a purchase months before the fixture, long before the date and time are confirmed, you stand a better chance of securing the cheapest Barcelona tickets. Alternatively, in the hours before the match, it’s not unusual to see cheap Barca tickets on the market. Sellers with a lot of tickets will reduce prices to get rid of their stock before it’s too late, so you may get good last-minute ticket deals. Tickets for a Barcelona game will also be cheaper if the opposition are less famous. So, with all respect, there will be less demand and lower prices for tickets for Barcelona vs Real Oviedo, compared to El Clasico.

Due to the immense popularity of matches between Barcelona vs Real Madrid, you can expect to pay significantly more for El Clasico match tickets, than other Barcelona matches. Going through official channels, El Clasico tickets at Camp Nou will start at €100 behind the goals and rise to the maximum of €186 for the best seats. On the secondary market tickets for El Clasico are affected by dynamic pricing, so can be much more expensive than any other Barcelona match. Prices will vary from match to match. Still, considering that the La Liga is usually at stake in this marquee, fans will be happy to pay the price.

Yes, you can tour Camp Nou, experiencing FC Barcelona’s history and facilities up close. The tour includes access to the stadium, press room, players' tunnel, and even pitchside. Visitors can also explore the Barca Museum, which showcases trophies, memorabilia, and interactive displays about the club’s legacy, including a Messi Space and Trophy Gallery. Options for guided and self-guided tours are available, and bookings can be made online. A basic ticket for the Camp Nou tour costs €21, rising to €41 for the ‘Total Xperience’, which includes interactive family fun, like taking a penalty against a robot goalkeeper. There’s also a matchday guided tour for €99.