FIFA World Cup 2030 · Barcelona

BarcelonaCamp Nou. Gaudí. World Cup 2030.

Barcelona hosts FIFA World Cup 2030 knockout matches at Camp Nou — freshly renovated and returned to full capacity. Spain's most visited city is an extraordinary backdrop for a World Cup trip.

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The stadium

Camp Nou (FC Barcelona)

StadiumCamp Nou (FC Barcelona)
Capacity105,000 (projected post-renovation)
Getting thereMetro L5 to Collblanc or L3 to Les Corts. Walk 10 minutes. Easy matchday access.

Camp Nou (FC Barcelona)

Largest stadium in Europe post-renovation. Underwent major works through 2025-2027. Expected to host at least one semi-final.

Where to stay

Best areas for World Cup fans

Eixample

Best overall

Grid-planned, upscale, central. Great restaurants and easy Metro access.

Gràcia

Local feel

Bohemian, local neighbourhood. Bars, squares, walking distance to Camp Nou.

Barceloneta

Beach

Beach area. Great for pre/post-match. Gets very busy in summer.

El Born

Culture

Gothic Quarter adjacent. Boutiques, tapas, excellent nightlife.

Sants

Budget

Near Camp Nou. Budget-friendly, practical for match days.

Getting around

Transport

Metro is comprehensive and cheap. Camp Nou is on two Metro lines. T-Casual 10-trip card covers all rides. Avoid taxis on matchdays near the stadium — allow 90 minutes before kickoff.

Arriving

Getting here

Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN). Metro L9 to the city centre takes 35 minutes. Frequent direct flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Lagos, Accra and major African cities.

Food

What to eat

Tapas in El Born. Pa amb tomàquet (bread with tomato) everywhere. Seafood at La Barceloneta. Jamón at the Boqueria market. Cal Pep restaurant near the Born has the best bar food in the city.

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