FC Barcelona Museum

The FC Barcelona Museum is a sports museum in the Les Corts neighborhood of Barcelona that displays trophies, player kits, photographs, and digital installations. The exhibition is divided into several sections and guides visitors through the achievements and key moments of the club.

The museum opened in September 1984 under president Josep Lluís Nuñez and was at that time the first of its kind for a football club in Europe. In June 2010, it reopened after extensive renovations with new multimedia sections.

The club colors of red and blue run through every room, reflecting the Catalan identity of the team. On match days, supporters arrive in large groups to photograph the trophies and celebrate together.

Visitors reach the entrance through door 14 on Arístides Maillol Street, where access to the museum begins. Parking spaces are available nearby but can be limited on match days.

A display case shows the football boots worn by Ronald Koeman when he scored the winning goal against Sampdoria in the 1992 European Cup Final. Nearby are original pieces by Catalan artists such as Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, and Antoni Tàpies, expressing their connection to the club.