Muse­um ded­i­cat­ed to the FC Barcelona. It occu­pies 3,500 square meters and attracts 1.2 mil­lion vis­i­tors a year, rank­ing it sec­ond to the Museu Picas­so, which attracts 1.3 mil­lion vis­i­tors, as the most vis­it­ed muse­um in the city of Barcelona. All of Bar­cas tro­phies and jer­seys of many famous play­ers of the team are exhib­it­ed. The muse­um can be vis­it­ed by book­ing the ”Camp Nou Expe­ri­ence” pack­age, which includes also a sta­di­um tour. The sta­di­um tour is not fan­tas­tic and the audio guide is not real­ly worth it either, but for a quick recent his­to­ry of match­es played there, con­sult the backs of the doors in the cubi­cles. Most have a lot of graf­fi­ti cham­pi­oning the team that played there. It is also unfor­tu­nate that the home team chang­ing rooms are not open to the pub­lic, only the some­what dat­ed guest’s team dress­ing rooms, which are not that impres­sive.