Camp Nou

Since 1957, FC Barcelona has called the 99,000-seat stadium in the western Les Corts neighborhood home. Even if you don't root for the team, Camp Nou is one of Europe's football temples, and you must see the venue to fully grasp its overwhelming size. And if you're a fan, you'll be in heaven seeing the stadium and perusing the museum's collection of artifacts from one of the most illustrious teams in history. Watch the calendar because the stadium tour isn't available on or right before match days.

Obviously, purchasing tickets for a Barça home game (hint: try here!) is the greatest way to enjoy Camp Nou. However, if your travel dates don't line up with the schedule, you can still bask in FC Barcelona's greatness by enrolling in the team's renowned Camp Nou Experience.

Before visiting the FC Barcelona Museum to see the collection of glistening silverware and the specially designated Lionel Messi room, your ticket includes a stadium tour that takes you to the stands, players' tunnel, and away dressing room. Tickets are just €28, but there's a fun new upgrade that costs €37 and gives you three chances to shoot penalties against a robot goalie in the Robokeeper Challenge. Mega fans can think about taking the Players Experience Tour, which brings you to the field, the press room, and the home dressing room and is led by an official club guide.