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Stadium in Catalonia, Spain

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The Camp Nou, FC Barcelona's home since 1957 and the biggest stadium in Europe, is being rebuilt as the Spotify Camp Nou, with a new upper tier and a roof over the stands. A live stream from a rooftop in Les Corts looks straight at it, so you can follow the works, and the match nights, from wherever you are.

Camp Nou right now

Local time

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Sunrise at 7:18 am, in 3 h 30 min.

Sky

Mostly clear

18% cloud cover.

Temperature

15 °C

Wind 6 mph (9 km/h) from the N.

Forecast by MET Norway, updated at 2:35 am, licensed CC BY 4.0.

What you can see on the Camp Nou webcam

The camera looks across the streets of Les Corts at the whole stadium: the old lower tiers, the new upper ring, the steel of the roof structure and the tower cranes, with the Collserola hills behind. Two insets zoom in on details of the works, and a clock shows the time. The photo on this page shows the stadium before the rebuild began.

Camp Nou webcam: the new stadium being built, live

This stream comes from a rooftop in Les Corts, looking straight at the Camp Nou across the surrounding streets. The great bowl fills the picture: the concrete tiers of the old stadium, the new upper ring and the steel structure for the roof, with tower cranes at either side and the wooded Collserola hills on the horizon. Two small windows in the top corner zoom in on parts of the works, and a clock in the bottom corner gives the time.

It is the way to follow the rebuilding from home, from the cranes moving roof sections into place to the floodlights on match nights. The channel streams every day, so outside its hours the picture may be off air.

The rebuild

Work began in 2023, when the club moved to the Olympic Stadium on Montjuïc for its home games. The team returned to the Camp Nou in 2025 with part of the stands open, and the building carries on around the matches: the third tier, the roof and the surroundings, the Espai Barça, are still being completed, and when it is finished the stadium will hold more than 100,000 people. The club museum and stadium tour, one of the most visited museums in Barcelona, are part of the project.

When to watch the Camp Nou

Barcelona is one hour ahead of the UK and Ireland. The works go on through the day, and on match nights the floodlights come on and the streets around the stadium fill with fans. The stream is broadcast every day, but not always around the clock.

Getting to the Camp Nou

The stadium is in Les Corts, about 3 miles (5 km) west of the Plaça de Catalunya. The nearest metro stations are Collblanc and Palau Reial, and the walk from either takes about ten minutes.

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