Barcelona features Olympic venues at Montjuïc and multiple football stadiums across the city. The museums document sports history and the 1992 Olympics. The facilities include velodromes, sailing centers, swimming pools, and multi-purpose halls.
Barcelona, Spain
Stadium from 1929, modernized in 1992 for the Olympic Games. It contains 60,000 seats, professional athletics track and sports museum.
Barcelona, Spain
Modern football stadium with 40,000 seats opened in 2009. Located in Cornella-El Prat area, it serves as main venue for RCD Espanyol matches.
Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain
Exhibition space dedicated to Barcelona 1992 Olympics containing competition medals, ceremonial torches, sports gear, and documentation from the games.
Barcelona, Spain
Municipal swimming pool complex used in 1992 Olympics, situated on Montjuïc hill at 50 meters above ground, offering views of the city.
Barcelona, Spain
The 250-meter cycling track was built in 1984 for cycling competitions. It features a covered grandstand with 3800 seats.
Barceloneta, Spain
Located at Barceloneta beach, this center provides sailing instruction for beginners and advanced levels. Equipment rentals are available on site.
Barcelona, Spain
Founded in 1897, this sports club features large polo fields, multiple tennis courts, and an internationally certified hockey facility.
Barceloneta, Spain
This sports club features an Olympic swimming pool and professional training facilities. The water polo team has competed in Spain's top division since 1992.
Barcelona, Spain
The institute conducts sports research and provides academic programs for physical education teachers and coaches. The facility contains laboratories and sports facilities.
A multi-purpose hall used as a venue for the Olympic Games in 1992.
This sports complex hosted volleyball competitions during the 1992 Olympics. The facility contains indoor courts and training areas for various sports.
Football stadium named after legendary Dutch football player, Johan Cruyff.
This 6,000-capacity football stadium serves as the home ground for FC Barcelona's women's team and reserve squad. Modern facilities include training areas and medical rooms.
Explore the rich history of RCD Espanyol through photos, trophies, and memorabilia.
The museum displays the football club's history through jerseys, documents, and competition cups from 1900 to present. Exhibits show team photographs and important matches.
Barcelona, Spain
The 7,585-seat indoor sports arena serves as home for FC Barcelona's basketball, handball, roller hockey, and futsal sections.
Former home of FC Barcelona's reserve teams, still considered an iconic sports landmark.
The former home to FC Barcelona's affiliate teams, it still remains an iconic sports landmark.
Barcelona, Spain
The largest football stadium in Europe with a capacity of 99,354 spectators. Home ground of FC Barcelona since 1957.