Bernabéu Tour Guide: The Four Official Products Compared
Not stated officially; third-party estimates suggest 1.5-2 h
Stadium Tour & Museum
Stadium opened 1947; long-running redevelopment project
Av. de Concha Espina, 1, 28036 Madrid, Spain
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Practical Visitor Info & Tips
€37.00
Check the official site for current daily hours — these can shift around match days.
Reserved timed-entry ticket via the official booking platform.
No child/reduced ticket tier is published on the official pricing tables — only 'general public' and 'Madridista Platinum/Premium' member tiers exist; child pricing is UNKNOWN. Exact tour duration is not stated on the official product pages (third-party estimates of ~1.5-2 hours are uncorroborated and not used here).
| Option | Price | Reservation | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | €37.00 | Guaranteed date & time | Official site |
| Classic Flexible Time | €44.00 | Date-locked, any time that day (not weekends/holidays/match days) | Official site |
| Classic + RM Games | €59.00 | Guaranteed date & time | Official site |
| Guided | €56.00 | Guaranteed date & time, group of up to 20 | Official site |
Overview & Visitor Introduction
Real Madrid's own site currently sells FOUR separate individual Tour Bernabéu products — not one flagship tour — each with its own price and inclusions: Classic, Classic + RM Games, Classic Flexible Time, and Guided.
This matters for comparison shopping: a pass that lists 'Bernabéu Tour included' doesn't tell you which of the four you're getting, and at least one third-party pass provider's own bundled version turned out to be a separate, non-official tour company rather than a Real Madrid ticket.
History & Context
The Santiago Bernabéu has been Real Madrid's home stadium since 1947, and has gone through a long, high-profile redevelopment project in recent years covering the roof, facade and surrounding areas. The tour route today includes the museum, trophy collection, panoramic stadium views, changing rooms and pitch-side benches as standard, per the club's own current product pages.
A newer add-on, 'Bernabéu Infinito,' launched in mid-2026 in partnership with Apple — an immersive documentary experience viewed on Apple Vision Pro headsets along the tour route, currently free only for Real Madrid Members and Madridista Platinum tier holders.
What to See: Top Highlights
Trophy Collection & Museum
An interactive walk through the club's trophy history — included on all four current tour products.
Panoramic Stadium View & Pitch-Side Benches
Standard on every tour tier per the club's own current pages, subject to match-day restrictions (see FAQs).
Bernabéu Infinito (Apple Vision Pro)
A newer immersive-film add-on along the route — confirmed free only for Members/Madridista Platinum as of July 2026; whether general-public tickets include it is unconfirmed.
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Pass Compatibility
Compare Madrid PassesTurbopass and Go City both list a Bernabéu inclusion, but neither was confirmed this audit to map cleanly to a specific official Real Madrid product — Go City's own page explicitly describes a third-party operator (not Real Madrid) fulfilling its tour. Compare carefully before assuming a pass gives you the official realmadrid.com experience.
Paseo del Arte
Not included.
Madrid City Pass
Included. Listed on Turbopass's own site as 'Real Madrid: Bernabéu Stadium & Museum.' Exactly which of Real Madrid's four official Tour Bernabéu products (Classic / Classic + RM Games / Classic Flexible Time / Guided) this maps to was not confirmed this audit — do not assume it is the top Guided tier. A comparable Go City product bundling the same attraction name turned out to be a different, third-party-operated tour (see the gocity-madrid relationship below); re-verify Turbopass's exact fulfilment mechanism before stating it is a direct Real Madrid ticket.
Madrid Flex Pass
Optional (selectable attraction). Counts as one of your chosen attractions. Same fulfilment-mechanism caveat as the City Pass relationship above.
Go City Madrid All-Inclusive Pass
Included. IMPORTANT: Go City's own 'Bernabéu Guided Tour' page states this is fulfilled by a THIRD-PARTY operator (meeting point instructions name 'ExperienceFirst,' meeting near a nearby bar rather than the stadium entrance) — this is NOT a resale of Real Madrid's own official Tour Bernabéu ticket and may not include the same components (Go City's own page separately warns of renovation-related restrictions to changing rooms/benches/press room/pitch access that do not appear on Real Madrid's own current official product pages, and may reflect stale copy from an earlier construction period). Do not present this as equivalent to the official realmadrid.com ticket.
Madrid City Card
Discounted. €3 discount off the standard ticket. Card's own page states a €3 saving versus buying the (unspecified) official tour ticket online.
Data Provenance
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the tour restricted on match days?
Does Go City's Bernabéu Guided Tour use the same ticket as Real Madrid's own Guided tour?
Is there a child price?
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