Bernabéu Tour Prices: What Each Ticket Costs
What a Santiago Bernabéu tour costs: Classic, Flexible Time, guided and RM Games prices, online vs ticket office, what families pay and which ticket gives the best value.
The Classic ticket is the cheapest way into the Santiago Bernabéu: from €37 online on Real Madrid’s own site, or from $42 for the same official ticket on GetYourGuide. Every other ticket adds one thing to that route. Flexible Time (€44) lets you arrive at any hour on your date, the club’s Guided tour (€56) adds a guide, and Classic + RM Games (€59) adds the games area. Pay for the extra only if you will use it.
The club sets the Classic price by date, so check the day you want: in October 2026 its calendar showed €37, €39 or €45 for an adult. Euro prices on this page come from realmadrid.com, checked in October 2026; dollar prices are the “from” figures on each GetYourGuide listing.
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Prices at a glance
| Ticket | Official price (adult, online) | On GetYourGuide | Time inside | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | from €37 (€40 at the ticket office) | Tour Bernabéu entry ticket, from $42, 4.5/5 from more than 26,700 reviews | about 90 minutes | The full self-guided route at a set time |
| Classic Flexible Time | from €44 | not sold | about 90 minutes | Any entry time on your date, weekdays only |
| Guided tour | from €56 | Santiago Bernabéu and Real Madrid guided tour, from $69, 4.6/5 from more than 1,200 reviews | about 2 hours | A guide and headsets |
| Classic + RM Games | from €59 | not sold | about 90 minutes plus games | The club’s interactive games area |
| Private tour | not listed with the club’s individual tickets | Santiago Bernabéu private tour, from $328 per person, 5.0/5 from only 6 reviews | about 2 hours | A licensed guide for your group alone |
Children under 5 go free on every club ticket, and children aged 5 to 14 pay a lower rate. Madridista Premium and Platinum card holders also pay less on the club’s site.
Classic ticket
The Classic ticket is Real Madrid’s own self-guided visit with a timed entry. The route starts with the panoramic view from high in the stands, continues through the museum and its 15 European Cups, reaches the changing room and the benches on non-match days, and ends in the official shop. Allow about 90 minutes.
On the club’s site it costs from €37 online, and the price for an adult changes with the date: €37, €39 or €45 on the October 2026 calendar. The Tour Bernabéu entry ticket on GetYourGuide is the same official product, from $42 and rated 4.5/5 from more than 26,700 reviews. Buy from whichever checkout you prefer; the route is identical. The Classic suits most visitors, since you read the displays at your own pace and the museum is where people spend longest.
Flexible-time ticket
Classic Flexible Time costs from €44, €7 more than the cheapest Classic. You choose a date but no time slot, and you can enter at any point in the opening hours, 9am to 7pm Monday to Saturday. Real Madrid says the ticket is valid only on the date you choose and not on weekends, public holidays or match days.
It suits a weekday when your morning plans may run late, such as the day you arrive in Madrid. On a weekend it is not an option, so book a timed Classic slot instead. It is sold only on realmadrid.com.
Guided tour
A guide costs about €19 more than the cheapest Classic at the club, which charges from €56. You are paying for a guide who tells the stories behind the silverware and the stadium’s rebuild, which matters most to a non-fan travelling with a fan. Allow about 2 hours.
On GetYourGuide you can choose between several guided operators:
- The Santiago Bernabéu and Real Madrid guided tour, from $69, rated 4.6/5 from more than 1,200 reviews, runs in four languages with headsets. It is the best-reviewed guided option for most visitors.
- ExperienceFirst’s Bernabéu Stadium & Real Madrid Museum Tour + Optional Tapas, from $65 and rated 4.6/5 from more than 1,200 reviews, adds the option of a tapas lunch overlooking the pitch.
- The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Guided Tour is the cheapest guided listing at $60, but its 4.1/5 from more than 1,600 reviews is lower than the two above.
- The Bernabéu premium guided tour costs from $109 and is rated 5.0/5, but from only 9 reviews, so treat that score as early.
Bernabéu guided tours compares the guided options in more detail, and tickets vs guided tour helps you choose between the two formats.
RM Games
Classic + RM Games costs from €59, €22 more than the cheapest Classic. It is the Classic route plus a session in the club’s interactive games area. It is sold only on realmadrid.com, not on GetYourGuide.
Choose it if you are visiting with children or teenagers who will play the games. For adults on their own, the Classic covers everything on the stadium route, and the €22 is better spent on the guided tour or lunch nearby.
Online vs ticket office
The ticket office on the Paseo de la Castellana charges €3 more than the online price, so the cheapest Classic costs €40 there against €37 online. Tickets are sold for time slots with limited capacity, and on busy days the slot you want may be gone by the time you reach the office. Book online, check the date and the final price, and keep the ticket on your phone.
Family cost
Children under 5 go free, and children aged 5 to 14 pay a lower rate than adults; the club shows that child price at checkout for your date. For two adults on the cheapest October 2026 date, the Classic costs €74 before the children’s tickets. A guided tour adds about €19 per adult at the club, which younger children rarely get much from. Classic + RM Games is the one ticket built with children in mind.
The route has many flights of stairs and no cloakroom, though pushchairs are allowed. Madrid stadium tours for families has more on visiting with children.
Which ticket is best value
For most visitors the Classic gives the best value: the whole route, the trophies and the benches from €37 or $42. Pay more only for a reason you can name.
- Flexible Time (+€7) if your weekday timing is uncertain.
- Guided (+€19 at the club, or $69 on GetYourGuide) if you want the history explained, or you are bringing a non-fan.
- RM Games (+€22) if children will use the games area.
- Private ($328 per person) only for a group that wants a guide to itself, and with only 6 reviews so far.
If you also want to see Atlético’s ground, the Atlético de Madrid stadium entry costs from $29, rated 4.7/5 from more than 2,300 reviews, and the two stadium tours together cost less than one private tour. Watching a match is a separate purchase: see the Madrid derby ticket guide and how to buy Real Madrid tickets.
Practical booking notes
- The Bernabéu is a working venue, so the route can change around matches, concerts and other events.
- The changing rooms and benches close on match days and the day before, and the tour ends five and a half hours before kick-off, at the same price.
- For a tour-only visit, a weekday with no match is usually the most predictable choice.
- Match tickets and stadium-tour tickets are separate unless a package says otherwise.
- When comparing sellers, compare what is included, the cancellation terms, the final price and availability, not the headline price alone.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Bernabéu tour?
The Classic ticket costs from €37 online on realmadrid.com, depending on the date, or from $42 on GetYourGuide. The club’s Guided tour costs from €56, Flexible Time from €44 and Classic + RM Games from €59.
Should I book in advance?
Yes. Tickets are sold for time slots with limited capacity, and the ticket office charges €3 more than the online price.
How long should I allow?
About 90 minutes for the Classic ticket and about 2 hours for a guided tour, plus travel and time in the shop.
Is a non-match day better?
Yes. On match days and the day before, the changing rooms and benches are closed but the ticket costs the same.
Can routes change?
Yes. The Bernabéu hosts football, concerts and other events, and Real Madrid can alter or shorten the route at short notice.
Do children pay?
Children under 5 go free. Children aged 5 to 14 pay a lower rate than adults.
What should I check before going?
The day before, recheck your time slot, the fixture list, the entrance on your ticket and the metro service. Santiago Bernabéu station is closed for works until the end of 2026.
The bottom line
Start with the Classic ticket on a weekday with no match, and add an extra only when you know you will use it. Prices change with the date, so check the club’s calendar or the GetYourGuide listing for your day before you book.
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Walk Into the Bernabéu
The official Tour Bernabéu ticket covers the panoramic view, the museum and all 15 European Cups, plus the changing rooms and benches on non-match days. Children under 5 go free.
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