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Recorrido guiado por zonas únicas e indescriptibles. Podrás estar en lugares inimaginables de nuestras instalaciones. ¿Te has imaginado alguna vez haciendo de entrenador? ¿Hablando en la sala de prensa? ¿Estando sentado en el nuevo vestuario del primer equipo? ¿Sintiendo los nervios pre-partido en el original túnel de salida al terreno de juego? ¿O incluso mirando el partido desde el palco, tal y cómo lo hacen los presidentes? Una experiencia que te acerca al mundo del fútbol. Que te hace sentir futbolista.

Espacio histórico

El Tour también recoge una zona museística de gran valor histórico. En la Sala Ricardo Zamora están reunidas todas las copas, trofeos, insignias y reconocimientos que la entidad ha ido obteniendo durante su dilatada historia. La sala también es un memorial de las secciones deportivas que la institución tuvo tiempo atrás, aparte de dedicar un espacio sobre fútbol base y femenino. Todo ello, gracias a un timeline que cuenta la trayectoria del Espanyol.

No hay pasillo sin historia. En el tunel que lleva de zona mixta a vestuarios podrás encontrar una exposición de más de 100 camisetas de todas las épocas que nuestros futbolistas lucieron sobre el césped, auténticas reliquias del pasado blanquiazul. También hay un homenaje al equipo rival, pues en su pasillo se muestran las zamarras de todos aquellos clubes que han jugado en el RCDE Stadium.

Finalmente en el extraordinario Auditorio Juan Segura Palomares, donde tienen lugar las ruedas de prensa, están ubicados los cuadros con el retrato de todos los jugadores internacionales con la selección española que han sido convocados mientras eran futbolistas del Espanyol; en el otro lado de la sala aparecen todos los entrenadores que han dirigido al primer equipo en la historia de la Liga.

Sala audiovisual

En la flamante Sala Audiovisual, espacio donde podrás disfrutar de un video 360º sobre los valores, el compromiso y la historia del RCD Espanyol. ¿Quienes somos? ¿En qué creemos? ¿De donde venimos? Estas y otras preguntas se responden en este espectáculo audiovisual de aproximadamente 10 minutos de duración.

Situada en la Zona Executive del RCDE Stadium la sala Audiovisual, que también cuenta con proyectores y pantallas táctiles para su uso en días de partido, ha sido creada gracias al impulso de la Fundación y de una campaña de crowdfunding donde más de 600 personas han hecho realidad una de las partes más innovadoras del tour.

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Stage Front Stadium – tickets, prices, discounts, timings, what to expect, FAQs

The Stage Front Stadium, also known as Estadi Cornellà-El Prat or the RCDE Stadium, is a football stadium located in Barcelona.

It can accommodate up to 40,000 people, making it the third-largest in Catalonia and the tenth-largest in Spain.

The stadium became the home of RCD Espanyol in 2009, replacing their previous home, the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys.

This article covers everything you must know before booking tickets for the Stage Front Stadium Tour.

The RCD Espanyol Stadium Tour is a captivating experience that takes visitors through the rich history and vibrant culture of one of Barcelona’s most iconic football clubs. The tour offers a chance to explore the magnificent RCDE Stadium, a modern architectural marvel that combines contemporary design with traditional football charm.

Visitors can delve into the club’s century-old heritage, admire the impressive trophy room, and discover behind-the-scenes secrets as they walk through the player tunnel and stand in the dugout. The tour also immerses visitors in the passionate fan culture, allowing them to soak in the electric atmosphere and capture unforgettable moments.

For football enthusiasts and curious travelers alike, the RCD Espanyol Stadium Tour promises an extraordinary and immersive experience showcasing Spanish football’s heart and soul.

What to expect at the Stage Front Stadium

RCD Espanyol – Stage Front Stadium

Immerse yourself in the football magic with an RCDE Stadium tour – explore the press room, team dressing room, benches, and enjoy stadium views from a box seat.

The stadium itself is a vast museum, showcasing historical jerseys, rival kits, and images of coaches, players, and important figures.

This experience blends modernity and tradition, allowing you to uncover the club’s passion and its blue-and-white history throughout the stadium.

In the Multimedia Room, enjoy a 360º video about RCD Espanyol’s values, commitment, and history.

Don’t miss The Sala Ricardo Zamora, featuring the club’s trophies and memorabilia, with a timeline narrating Espanyol’s story – explore the club’s past and present and become part of the “perica” family.

Where to book tickets

Stage Front Stadium tickets can be purchased at the stadium or online in advance.

Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.

When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the ticket counters.

When you book early, you also get your preferred time slot.

Because some tours sell a limited number of tickets, booking early helps avoid last-minute disappointments.

How do online tickets work

Go to the Stage Front Stadium Tour booking page , select your preferred date, the number of tickets you wish to purchase, and the time slot, and buy the tickets right away.

After the purchase, you will receive the tickets via email.

You don’t need to take any printouts.

On the day of the visit, show the e-ticket on your smartphone and walk into the stadium.

Cost of Stage Front Stadium Tour tickets

Adult tickets for the Estadi Cornellà-El Prat tour are available for €15 to all visitors aged 10 and above.

Child tickets for the tour can be bought for €5 for visitors between five and nine years of age.

Infants up to four years of age can enter for free.

Adult tickets for visitors with a membership card can be purchased for €10.

Tickets: RCD Espanyol Stadium: Guided Tour

Buy this ticket and discover the rich history of Espanyol on a one-hour guided tour.

Led by an experienced guide, this tour is perfect for football enthusiasts.

Visit the Ricardo Zamora Historical Room, press room, first team dressing room, players tunnel, and the presidential box.

The tour includes a museum area of great historical value and a 10-minute show in the brand-new multimedia room.

Ticket Prices

Adult Ticket (10+ years): €15 Child Ticket (5 to 9 years): €5 Infant Ticket (up to 4 years): Free Member Ticket (10+ years): €10

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How to reach

The Stage Front Stadium is situated on the outskirts of Cornellà de Llobregat and El Prat de Llobregat, within the greater Barcelona metropolitan area.

Address: Av. del Baix Llobregat, 100, 08940 Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain. Get Directions

You can reach the stadium by car or public transport.

The Stage Front Stadium can be reached by stepping off at the Av del Baix Llobregat – Fivalle r stop.

Take bus 95.

Cornellà Centre is the closest subway station to the stadium.

Take subway line L5.

If you’re driving by car, turn on Google Maps and get started!

Choose between parking options around the stadium.

Visitors can take the Stage Front Stadium tour at 4.30 pm from Tuesday to Friday.

On Saturdays, the tour begins at 12.30 pm.

However, there are no tours on Sundays, Mondays, home matchdays, and the day prior to a home game.

How long does the tour take

The guided tour of Stage Front Stadium takes around 1 hour on average.

Visitors get to explore different areas of the stadium and visit the club museum on the tour.

Best time to visit

The best time to go for the Stage Front Stadium tour is during the off-season.

Weekends and public holidays are the busiest times at the stadium, so it’s best to book a weekday tour.

Reviews for the Stage Front Stadium Tour

The Stage Front Stadium is a highly-rated tourist attraction. 

Check out two Stage Front Stadium reviews we selected from Tripadvisor, which give you an idea of what to expect at this attraction.

Kids loved the tour

The Barca tour wasn’t running last week due to the start of the stadium development, so we took our football-mad kids here instead. It surpassed our expectations; the guide was informative and spoke passionately about the club, answering all questions that came his way. The stadium and facilities are hugely impressive and well worth a visit for the reasonable tour fee.

Ollie C, Tripadvisor

Informative and relaxed tour

I recently went on this tour after seeing Espanyol play last season when I became a fan. The tour guide was really friendly and informative, and I learned some things about the history of Espanyol that I had never known before. Overall, I enjoyed my time on the tour and loved being able to walk around the stadium; it was very relaxed and didn’t seem rushed at all. We were allowed as much as possible to take photos of the different areas of the stadium.

James B, Tripadvisor

FAQs about the Stage Front Stadium Tour

Here are some questions visitors usually ask before visiting the Stage Front Stadium:

You will get to see the stadium facilities, like the pitch, the locker rooms, the press room, the trophy room, and the VIP lounge.

Yes, it is best to buy the tickets in advance to ensure availability and have a hassle-free experience.

Yes, discounted tickets are available for children and club members when you purchase this online ticket . Child tickets are available at €5 for visitors between five and nine years of age. Adult tickets for visitors with a membership card can be purchased for €10..

Yes, visitors are allowed to take pictures during the tour.

Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators across the stadium.

No, pets are not allowed on the tour.

There is no specific dress code, but it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes.

No, food and drinks are not allowed on the Estadi Cornellà-El Prat tour.

Yes, there is a gift shop where you can buy souvenirs and memorabilia.

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RCDE Stadium Tour

Enjoy our series giving you the lowdown on the tours of all of the stadiums.

RCD Espanyol de Barcelona

TUE 09.02.2016

The home of RCD Espanyol is a veritable technological marvel. The Power8 Stadium, opens its doors so that all of the fans can discover the most exclusive and unexplored areas of the home ground of the Blanquiazules . The dressing rooms, ticket offices, tunnel and the pitch are just some of the areas you can enjoy visiting on this very special tour.

Tickets must be purchased at the RCDEstil Shop at the Power8 Stadium a few minutes before the start of the tour. The reduced children’s price is only available with at least one accompanying adult.

For more information,  click here.

Getting to the RCDE Stadium 

Address: Av. del Baix Llobregat, 100, 08940 Cornella de Llobregat, Barcelona 

Metro: Line 5 

Tram: T1, T2

Train (Renfe): R4, R7 

Stadium location  here

Club members: €8 adults Non-members: €10 adults / €5 children

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Friday: 12:30 and 16:30 Saturdays: 12:30 Closed Mondays Matchdays: No tours available Telephone: 93 292 77 00 (ext. 3018)  E-mail:  [email protected]

Keep up to date with all the latest RCD Espanyol information  @RCDEspanyol

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RCDE Stadium

Club: RCD Espanyol | Opening: 2009 | Capacity: 40,500 seats

History and description

RCDE Stadium, previously known as Estadi Cornellà-El Prat and Power8 Stadium, replaced Espanyol’s old  Estadi de Sarrià , which the club left in 1997. Espanyol first moved to Barcelona’s Olympic Stadium, Estadio Olímpico Lluís Companys, but always preferred a proper own home.

Espanyol presented concrete plans for the new stadium in 2002, a first stone was laid in 2003, and construction began late 2005. Construction is estimated to have cost about €75 million.

Estadi Cornellà-El Prat officially opened on 2 August 2009 with a friendly match between Espanyol and Liverpool (3-0). It got renamed to Power8 Stadium in 2014 following a sponsorship deal, which ended in 2016, after which it got renamed RCDE Stadium.

How to get to RCDE Stadium

RCDE Stadium is located on the south-western edge of the city of Barcelona in the suburb of Cornellà de Llobregat, almost 10 kilometres from Barcelona’s city centre.

Metro station Cornellà Centre lies a 15-minute walk away from the stadium. It is the last stop on line 5 which passes just north of Barcelona’s historic centre, and also stops near the Sagrada Familia.

Tram 1 and 2 stop at a similar distance from the stadium. They may be useful if coming from the area around Camp Nou (Avenida Diagonal). Get off at stop Cornellà Centre or Les Aïgues.

The Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat, a type of commuter trains, can bring you somewhat closer to the stadium. Station Cornellá Riera is just a 5-minute walk away from the stadium. Multiple trains, for example the L8, leave from Plaza España, about 2 kilometres west from the historic centre.

RCDE Stadium lies near a crossroads of motorways. If coming from the A-2/B-10 east, exit at L’Hospitatelet/Cornella, which will bring you almost straight to the stadium.

If coming from the Ronda da Dalt, first get on the E-90/A-2, and then take the exit for L’Hospitatelet/Cornella.

If coming from the A-2 west, take exit  607 toward Cornellà de Llobregat. At the first roundabout turn right into the Avinguda Baix Llobregat.

Address: Av. Baix Llobregat 100, 08940 Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona)

Eat, drink, and sleep near RCDE Stadium

RCDE Stadium is situated on the edge of Barcelona in a quiet suburb, and there are therefore few eating and drinking options around. While you will likely find a place to eat in the centre of Cornellà, a 10-minute walk north of the stadium, it may make more sense to stick to the city centre.

The same is true if it comes to hotels. If you spend at least a day in Barcelona, it will be more convenient to stay closer to Barcelona’s centre. However, if you are there just for the match or arrive by car, then there are a few hotels close to RCDE Stadium. Hotel Campanile Barcelona Sud is a 5 to 10-minute walk from the stadium, gets good review, and is reasonably priced. Novotel Cornellà is somewhat further away, but still at walking distance.

Click here  for an overview of hotels near RCDE Stadium. If you choose to stay closer to Barcelona’s city centre, the area around Plaça d’Espanya may be a good option. There are many hotels there, and it is where you can catch a quick train to the stadium. Otherwise, there are many options in Barcelona’s historic centre as well.

Espanyol Tickets

Tickets for RCD Espanyol games can be bought online , by phone +34 932 927 700, or at the ticket windows at the stadium on the day of the match.

Espanyol sell out very few matches, and even the home fixtures against Barcelona and Madrid are no guaranteed sell-out.

Ticket prices depend on the opponent. For a typical match expect to pay from €25.00 to €30.00 for a seat in one of the corners to €60.00 to €75.00 for a lower-tier seat at the main stand. Prices will be further increased for a number of high-profile matches.

You can find a seating plan  here . For more information email [email protected] .

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Relevant Internet links

RCDEspanyol.com – Official website of RCD Espanyol. Barcelonaturisme.com – Official tourism promotion website for the city of Barcelona. TMB.cat – Barcelona public transport information and journey planner. Tram.cat – Information on the Barcelona tram system.

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RCDE Stadium Tour

About this experience.

The  RCDE Stadium tour  offers the chance to revisit the magical moments of our past, discover its secrets and understand the history of a club with plenty of unforgettable moments lived during the last 121 years.

During the tour we will wander around the Stadium facilities and we will show you the most unique areas. You can visit the  RCDE Stadium  most emblematic points;  dressing rooms, tunnel area, bench, pitch, mixed zone, jersey corridor, presidential box, vip area  as well as visiting the  club's historical room . The perfect scenario to learn about RCDE's history. There you could find the most important assortment of cups, trophies, pictures and other meaningful objects the club has gathered from the very beginning to the present. 

We will finish the tour visiting one of the most special areas of the stadium. Nearby the gate 21, in front of his monument we will recall who was  Dani Jarque  and talk about his career path as a football player.

Beyond a doubt, you will live an experience that will move you closer to the world of Spanish Football.

Location: RCDE Stadium (Barcelona)

Tickets from an  Official Ticket Agent  of RCD Espanyol

Delivery : e-ticket

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Nos ha gustado mucho a los 4, el chico Jordi muy divertido y ha explicado muy ...muy bien.

Con los nervios de como seria el tur, se pasó la visita super rápido. El audiovisual es muy motivador y lo recomiendo para los jugadores :-)

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Descripción

Una visita por los lugares más emblemáticos del RCDE Stadium , uno de los campos más modernos de España y sede del mítico RCD Espanyol. Vestuarios, salas histórica y audiovisual, banquillos, zonas VIP,... Una experiencia verdaderamente futbolística para amantes del deporte rey.

Artista: RCD Espanyol

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Estadio RCD Espanyol Avda. del Baix Llobregat, 100 ( Cornellà de Llobregat )

Cómo llegar

FGC: Cornellà - Riera / Metro: L5 Cornellà / Bus: 94, 95 / Por carretera: Autopista del Nordoeste A2, Ctra. de Sant Boi C-245

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Stage Front Stadium: Espanyol

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Real Club Deportivo Español, or Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol de Barcelona in Catalan, is a football club based in the Spanish city of Barcelona. The club spent the majority of its existence playing its games at the Estadi de Sarrià, moving briefly to the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys before making the RCDE Stadium its home. Sometimes called the Estadi Cornellà-El Prat owing to its location in the Barcelona suburb of Cornellà de Llobregat and El Prat de Llobregat, building work began in 2003 and it opened six years later.

As a football club, Espanyol have always suffered in the shadow of their more famous neighbour. The Periquitos haven’t had even an inkling of the success of Barcelona, yet they’ve achieved enough over the years to maintain the interest of their fervent support base. Something else of note when it comes to the Catalan club is that they have numerous associate sports clubs that take their name. As well as the men’s football team there is also a basketball team and women’s equivalent of both. On top of that the men also play hockey and baseball, whilst the women have a volleyball team.

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Stage Front Stadium Seating Plan and Where to Sit

From the outside Stage Front Stadium looks very English in its set-up. Once you get inside, however, it’s far more European in its layout, with a bowl of continuous seating that stretches right the way around the venue. The Gol Prat Stand is behind the Northern goal and is opposite the Gol Cornella Stand. As with the rest of the stadium, both stands have to tiers. Along the two sides of the pitch are the Tribuna and the Tribuna Presidencial, the latter of which is the ‘main’ stand in the stadium. There are roofs over every stand that have solar panels on them.

Espanyol Ticket Prices

As with plenty of other big teams across Europe, Espanyol tier their tickets according to the opposition. You’ll pay top whack for matches against Real Madrid and Barcelona, slightly less for games against the likes of Malaga, Real Sociedad and Atletico Madrid and the cheapest tickets tend to be reserved for when teams such as Alaves, Granada and Las Palmas come to town.

You’ll also pay different prices depending on where in the ground you want to sit, so corner tickets will range from €25 for tier three games to €90 for tier one. €25 is the lowest you’ll pay for any match, but there are prices that will suit pretty much any budget as long as you’re not too fussy where you sit and which team you watch Espanyol go up against. As an example, tickets above the player’s tunnel for tier one matches will set you back €160.

How To Get Espanyol Tickets

The club’s official website is a good place to start, as is their telephone booking line. They have numerous partners you can buy tickets through, though, such as ticketmaster, the Ticket Bureau, Turismo de Barcelona and more.

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Getting To Stage Front Stadium

Train – Getting to Barcelona from London by train will take about ten hours. You’ll head firstly to Paris, arriving into Gare de Nord before switching to Gare de Lyon to complete your journey. Once in the city of Barcelona you’ll be able to use the excellent public transport there to get to Cornellà-Riera Train Station, which is about ten minutes walk from the ground.

Bus – Train is your best bet for getting to the stadium if you’re heading there from central Barcelona, but there are bus options too. The 94 bus stops outside the stadium, for example.

Car – The A-2 / E-90 passes right by the stadium, so that’s the main road you’ll be looking for if you’re planning on driving to the ground.

By Air – Aeroport de Barcelona-El Prat is the closest airpots to the stadium, almost within walking distance. It is Spain’s second-largest airport, so that is where you’ll be flying to if you end up heading to Barcelona by air.

Taxi – A taxi from central Barcelona out to the stadium will set you back around €20, though that will be more if there’s bad traffic. The journey will take around 25 minutes to complete its journey.

Parking Near Stage Front Stadium

The stadium boasts just under 3300 car parking spaces, which won’t be enough for everyone who turns up to watch Espanyol games every week. You might well be restricted to on-street parking, then, so do keep your eye our for any local restrictions.

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Stage Front Stadium Hotels

Hotels in Barcelona? There are one or two…

Hotel Campanile BARCELONA SUD - £60+

Hotel El Castell - £70+

Hesperia Tower Hotel - £90+

Pubs and bars near stage front stadium.

Bars in Barcelona? There are three or four…

Bar Cervecería Luna

Bar bodega gol, the george payne irish bar, hospitality.

There are three main hospitality sections within the stadium starting with the 271 seats located in the President Club. There are 36 Executive Club boxes, as well as 1200 Corporate Club seats spread throughout boxes and seating areas. The hospitality suites run around the middle of the ground, between the two tiers.

Private Hire

The facilities at the RCDE Stadium are world-class, so if you’re looking for somewhere to host a conference, business meeting or other event then you’ll want to get in touch with the club directly and see what they can do for you.

Stadium Tours & Museum

The tour of RCDE Stadium takes in numerous locations that will interest you, including where the press conferences are held, the dugouts and the changing rooms. As well as having a look around the ground you’ll also be able to take in the museum, filled with club memorabilia and information from the club’s sometimes illustrious past. It costs €15 for adults and €5 for children, although adults with memberships can get in for €10, with tours running from 12.30pm to 4.30pm Monday to Friday and 11am to 12.30pm on Saturdays. There are no tours on match days.

About Espanyol

Espanyol was formed as a football club in 1900. To suggest that they have existed in the shadow of Barcelona is something of an understatement, with the origins of the club coming from an entirely Spanish background; that’s in direct opposition to the multi-cultural nature of Barcelona. Even so, the success has long favoured Barca, as Espanyol have finished above them in La Liga just three times in around seventy years. The two sides appeared together in a Copa del Rey final in 1957, which Barcelona won. It came just six years after Espanyol’s biggest ever victory against their rivals – a 6-0 win in 1951.

Back to the club’s origins, they were formed as Sociedad Española de Football, later becoming Club Español de Fútbol. Another change of name came about in 1910 when they became Club Deportivo Español. They were granted royal status in 1912, becoming Real Club Deportivo Español. When King Alfonso XIII abdicated in 1931 they switched to Club Esportiu Espanyol, remaining that way until 1995 when they chose to use the Catalanised version of the name, Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol de Barcelona. Though they have never won La Liga, they have won the Copa del Rey four times and have twice appeared in the UEFA Cup final; once in 1988 and then again in 2007.

Stage Front Stadium History

For the first 23 years of the club’s existence they played their games at various locations around Barcelona, not narrowing down their home until 1923 when they moved to Estadi de Sarrià in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi. They spent twelve years at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, arriving in 1997 and leaving in 2009. That was the point at which they moved to what is now known as RCDE Stadium. When it opened it was called Estadi Cornellà-El Prat, named after the two different areas of the city that it was built between. In July 2014 it took on the name of the Power8 Stadium due to sponsorship, but that was ended in January of 2016.

It is very much a state-of-the-art stadium, winning a Stadium Business Award in 2010. It took six years to build and cost €65 million to complete, with an opening match taking place between Espanyol and Liverpool on the second of August, 2009. The scorer of the first ever goal in the ground was Luis Garcia, helping the home side to a 3-0 win against a team he has previously won the Champions League with. It is a 4-Star stadium according to UEFA’s categorisation system and has a shopping mall attached to it.

Future Developments

Having only opened in recent years and being considered as one of the most up-to-date stadiums in Spain, it’s unlikely that any future developments will happen any time soon.

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Tour rcd espanyol , un viaje mágico por la historia blanquiazul.

Una de las experiencias futbolísticas más completas y sorprendentes nos aguarda en Cornellà de Llobregat , municipio dentro de la comarca Baix Llobregat , para contarnos la historia del Espanyol , sus secretos, sus victorias, ¡los puntos y aparte en su espectacular trayectoria! Al adquirir las entradas para el Tour RCDE , obtendrás acceso al stadium del Espanyol, un monumento a la historia futbolística de nuestro país en el que todos los visitantes se ven envueltos por los 121 años de carrera que ostenta el club a día de hoy, así como por los hitos que el propio césped del campo ha presenciado a lo largo de las décadas. A esto debemos añadir las secciones del espacio histórico y la sala audiovisual , las cuales inundan de detalles y viveza el tour guiado del RCDE Stadium.

Como podrán comprobar todos los aficionados del Espanyol o de otros equipos, que consigan sus entradas para el Tour RCD Espanyol , este sueño hecho realidad en Barcelona está diseñado específicamente para todos los amantes del mejor fútbol , ¡los verdaderos forofos! En él, cada uno de los visitantes descubrirá en alguno de los tres bloques principales más de una sorpresa; ya sea en la colección del museo o en las puertas que se abren para ti en la visita o en la experiencia inmersiva que ofrece la espectacular sala audiovisual. ¿Sentirse como un entrenador?, ¿emocionarse en la sala de prensa tras un partido histórico?, ¿disfrutar del dorado privilegio del palco?... ¡ Esta es la visita al Tour RCD Espanyol !

La maravilla del tour comienza en el estadio, testigo de todos los momentos épicos 

El monumento que se alza en Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, ha presenciado incontables partidos, goles, puntos decisivos y jugadas maestras . Ahora disfrutamos de la historia que tiene que contar desde dentro, desde las zonas más memorables hasta las más exclusivas , para sentir en nuestra propia piel la magia futbolística del Espanyol y de los equipos que por aquí han pasado. Entre las secciones que podrás descubrir en la visita guiada, podemos destacar el campo , el banquillo , la sala de prensa e incluso el vestuario . En cada una de estas zonas, la experiencia crece hasta el punto de hacer sentirse a todos los visitantes parte del equipo, parte del magnífico e histórico Espanyol. Y esto es solo el comienzo de la maravilla.

Continuamos con el espacio histórico, hogar de una exitosa narrativa

Aquellos que se hagan con sus entradas para el Tour RCD Espanyol también tendrán acceso a este segundo bloque . En él nos espera una línea temporal física que relata y explica la deslumbrante colección que tenemos frente a nuestros ojos. Como memorial de las selecciones deportivas que formaron parte de la legendaria institución y ayudaron a construir su fenómeno, esta sección cuenta, además de con la principal historia, con un espacio dedicado al fútbol base y femenino en el que aprender sobre las diferentes ramas triunfantes del Espanyol. Dentro de la colección fundamental, encontramos los trofeos , las copas , los reconocimientos y las insignias que han hecho del equipo una piedra primordial dentro de la trayectoria futbolística del país.

La maravilla de esta sección no acaba aquí, ¡ni mucho menos! Continúa la experiencia en el túnel que conecta los vestuarios con la zona mixta . Aquí, nos vemos rodeados de reliquias y amuletos, camisetas que las propias estrellas del deporte lucieron en el campo , de cada una de las épocas del equipo. Y terminamos, finalmente, en el sublime Auditorio Juan Segura Palomares , en el cual se celebran las ruedas de prensa. En esta última zona del segundo bloque de la visita nos encontramos cara a cara con los retratos de todos los entrenadores blanquiazules, junto a otros jugadores inolvidables. 

La sala audiovisual pone el broche final sobre la experiencia del tour

Ubicado en la Sala Executive , descubrimos el delicioso postre de este bufé futbolístico. En la sala audiovisual descubrirás una experiencia de 360 grados , plenamente inmersiva , que narra a través de la filosofía del equipo y de la gente que lo conforma, desde fans hasta jugadores y entrenadores, la historia del Espanyol. Desde el punto de encuentro en la recepción del estadio , donde podremos lucir las entradas para el Tour RCD Espanyol, hasta este extraordinario final absorbente, todo lo que la visita tiene que ofrecer se centra en ti, en el visitante, ¡para ofrecerte un recuerdo de por vida !

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RCD Espanyol de Barcelona, commonly referred to as Espanyol, is a Spanish professional football club in Barcelona, Spain. The club competes in La Liga, the top flight of Spanish football.

RCD Espanyol Youth Development System

Espanyol has several youth academy teams in their youth development system. These teams include:

• RCD Espanyol B

RCD Espanyol Soccer School

The School offers the possibility, for many boys and girls, to start practicing this sport and also to improve their soccer skills and abilities, being a mixed training School with internal competition and teaching the values ​​of our Basic Football, such as unity, perseverance, humility, passion, ambition, respect, trust or commitment.

Belonging to the school does not exclude other football commitments.

TRAINING AND MATCHES

The players of the School train two hours a week (on a single day or on two different days) and play a match on Saturday mornings. The goalkeepers will do a specific hour of training of the two hours per week.

The competition consists of 7 levels and 42 teams where there are promotions and relegations to enhance the level of the teams, with this type of competition learning is reinforced.

During the year, we guarantee around 21 matches in the Ciutat Esportiva and a confrontation with teams from outside.

The School’s teams are named after RCD Espanyol players and former players.

PREPARATION

The teams are a maximum of 12 players with a qualified coach and we work on the fundamental contents of grassroots football at all ages, where the ball is the protagonist.

We also carry out continuous training of our coaches together with the collaboration of our training football.

This modality is done to improve technical skills in small groups.

This option can be done as a school supplement or for players and powers who are looking for a superior supplement to their training.

When the activity of the RCDE School stops for the holidays, we give way to the Summer Campus and the Christmas and Holy Week training.

RCD Espanyol Summer Camps

The RCDE Escola Dani Jarque organizes its own campus every summer with the aim that, for one, two or three weeks, the player has the experience of playing in the context of RCD Espanyol in Barcelona. The training football coaches will work on the same knowledge and identity that they work on during the season, but this time in a more intense way.

During one day they will do two training sessions and other activities such as swimming pool, board games, video sessions, etc.

Learn, evolve and have fun with the Campuses organized by the club.

For more information on hours and prices, you can consult the attached PDF.

Register here!

RCD Espanyol Soccer Clinics

Come and live first-hand the experience of training at the Dani Jarque Sports City under the direction of our professional grassroots football coaches so they can show you how our teams train. Discover what our identity is, our way of playing that has given us so much success.

All training takes place in our facilities, but it is also possible for our technicians to travel to other facilities in Catalonia.

Aimed at:   teams, schools, or groups of 10 or more players of all levels. You don’t need to have a specific soccer level. Our technicians will adapt to the needs of the group.

• Ratio: 1 RCDE coach for every 20 players
• Training duration: 90 minutes

Training availability:  At the Ciutat Esportiva Dani Jarque, from Monday to Friday and Sunday afternoons.

The price includes:  dressing room, pitch rental and training with a club technician.

You can improve your experience with the following services (optional):

• Customize training: choose from different goals
• Tour of the Ciutat Esportiva Dani Jarque with presentation of the club (duration 120 minutes)
• Another RCDE coach
• Diploma of participation
• Photo/video reminder of the experience
• Complete training kit (shirt, pants and socks)
• Training shirt
• Tour RCDE Stadium
• First team match ticketing

* This program is also adapted for players who are coming off an injury and want to have a proper recovery.

The figure of the goalkeeper plays a very important role in the team! From RCD Espanyol we make available to everyone the possibility of training with one of our professional goalkeeper coaches.

• Ratio: 1 RCDE goalkeeper coach for every 8 goalkeepers.
• Training duration: 90 minutes.

INDIVIDUALIZED TRAINING

Develop technical-tactical skills with personalized and individual training (or small groups). The RCDE method of technique is designed to improve depending on the position on the pitch.

• 1 RCDE coach for a maximum of 5 players.
• Individual report (minimum 3 trainings)
• Training with the RCDE Escola Dani Jarque

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RCD Espanyol History

On October 28, 1900, ngel Rodrguez Ruiz (1879–1959), a student of engineering at the University of Barcelona, established the club that would later be known as Espanyol. The original location of the club was in the prosperous neighborhood of Sarrià. Espanyol was the first club in Spain to be created solely by Spanish fans of the game; the other early clubs had links to Britain or central Europe. The club’s name derives from the Catalan word for “eagle.”

When the club first started out, all of the players wore bright yellow jerseys, but it was up to them to decide what color shorts they wanted to wear. It just so happened that a friend of the person who started the club ran a textile company and had an abundance of yellow cloth that was leftover from a job. In 1910, the club changed its name to the Club Deportivo Espaol and selected blue and white stripes as the colors for the club’s shirts as well as the primary colors for the club’s insignia. Because they were the colors that appeared on the shield of the renowned Sicilian-Aragonese Admiral Roger de Lluria, who sailed the Mediterranean protecting the interests of the Crown of Aragon in the Middle Ages, blue and white were chosen as the colors of the flag of the Kingdom of Aragon. The club was successful right from the start, as evidenced by its victory in the very first Campionat de Catalunya in 1903 and subsequent participation in the very first Copa del Rey that same year.

1906 was the year when the Spanish Football Club was forced to halt its operations due to a lack of players. This was due to the fact that the majority of its players were university students who had left Catalonia to attend universities in other regions. X Sporting Club took advantage of this by recruiting the majority of the remaining Espa’ol players, which resulted in a significant improvement in the club’s overall level of play. As a direct consequence of this improvement, the X went on to win the Catalan championship three years in a row between 1905 and 1908, defeating teams such as FC Internacional and FC Barcelona along the way. The likes of Pedro Gibert, José Irzar, and Santiago Massana were on this historic side. When several of the former university students returned to Barcelona in 1909, they brought with them the idea of refounding Club Espaol de Football. They were successful in this endeavor on December 27, 1908, when X merged with the Spanish Jiu-Jitsu Club. It was not until 1909 that X and Espaol were restructured again.

They were victorious in the Campionat de Catalunya three times during the decade of the 1910s: in 1911–12, 1914–15, and 1917–18. Their success in the later years was largely attributable to their backline, which was led by Ricardo Zamora. Additionally, they competed in the final of the Copa del Rey on two separate occasions, in 1911 and 1915, however both times they were defeated by Athletic Bilbao.

The reserve squad for Espanyol, known as Espanyol B, was established in 1994. They are currently competing in the Segunda División B.

In the year 1986, Javier Clemente was given the job. During his first year with the club, he guided them to a joint-best third place finish, which earned them a berth in the UEFA Cup. They advanced to the championship match by virtue of victories over Borussia Monchengladbach, A.C. Milan, Inter Milan, TJ Vitkovice, and Club Brugge KV; however, they were ultimately defeated by Bayer 04 Leverkusen via penalty kicks following a 3–3 aggregate score. The team was demoted twice after that, although it played in La Liga continuously from the time it won the Segunda División in 1993–1994 until it was relegated at the end of the COVID pandemic impacted season in 2019–20.

Juli Pardo served as president of the club from 1989 until 1993, during which time he managed its transition into a Sociedad Anónima Deportiva.

As a result of the growing amount of debt, the club was compelled to sell the Sarrià Stadium, which was eventually torn down in the year 1997.

Espanyol, led by Paco Flores, defeated Atletico Madrid 2–1 in the Copa del Rey Final in 2000, which was the club’s first cup title since 1940. The match took place at Mestalla.

Six years later, the team triumphed again under the leadership of Miguel ngel Lotina. This time, they defeated Real Zaragoza in Madrid by a score of 4–1, with goals coming from Ra’l Tamudo, Luis Garc’a (two), and Coro.

The victory in this cup allowed Espanyol to compete in the UEFA Cup. They advanced to the championship match by cruising through their group with a perfect record, then beating Livorno, Maccabi Haifa, Benfica, and Werder Bremen along the way. After a 2–2 draw in the regulation game, the championship match was decided by a shootout, in which Sevilla defeated Espanyol 3–1 to claim the title. The championship match took place on May 16 at Hampden Park in Glasgow. They earned the distinction of being the only side in the history of the UEFA Cup to go undefeated throughout the competition but come away empty-handed. In that particular campaign of the UEFA Cup, Walter Pandiani, who would be leaving the club at the end of the season, amassed the most goals of any player. Tamudo surpassed Rafael Maraón’s record of 111 goals scored for Espanyol on June 9, 2007, to become the club’s all-time leading goalscorer. He finished the night with 113 goals to his name.

The final game that Espanyol played in the Estadio Olmpico de Montjuic was on May 31, 2009, and it was a three-nil victory over Málaga. After relocating from their previous stadium in Sarria to the Estadi Olympic, Espanyol played their home games there. The relocation gave club talisman Ral Tamudo the rare distinction of having played in three separate stadiums during his time with the club: Sarrià, Montjuic, and, beginning with the 2009–10 season, the Cornellà-El Prat.

His first employment in a professional capacity was as manager of a team that was in danger of being relegated when Mauricio Pochettino, a former defender for Espanyol, was appointed in January 2009. In February, he helped the team stay in the top flight with a victory against their rivals Barcelona at the Camp Nou, 2–1. Barcelona, under by Pep Guardiola, went on to win the treble that season.

After 12 seasons playing at the Estadi Olímpic de Montjuïc, Espanyol moved to the Estadi de Cornellá-El Prat. On August 2, 2009, the new stadium had its official opening ceremony with a match between Espanyol and Liverpool. Espanyol came out on top with a 3–0 victory, with Luis Garca scoring the first goal at the venue, followed by a double from Ben Sahar. Daniel Jarque, the captain of Espanyol, suffered a heart arrest and died six days later, at the age of 26, in the neighborhood of Coverciano in Florence, where the team was staying at the time after playing several matches in Italy. Since that time, a one-minute standing ovation is held in his honor before the start of each and every Espanyol game that takes place in the 21st minute (his previous shirt number).

Following Pochettino’s departure in 2012, the club has continued to compete at the highest level despite having a number of different managers at the helm. In January of 2016, Chinese entrepreneur Chen Yansheng purchased 54% of the club, which gave him control of the organization. As a result of Espanyol’s seventh-place performance in the 2018–19 season, the club qualified for the Europa League for the first time since their final appearance in the competition in the 2006–07 campaign. Despite this, the team was demoted to the lower division for the first time since 1994 during the subsequent season, following a loss of 1-0 in Barcelona. On August 3, 2020, the club issued an official statement in which they pleaded with La Liga to postpone the relegation process; nonetheless, this did not prevent the relegation from occurring. On May 8, 2021, following a 0–0 draw against Zaragoza and with four matches remaining in the 42-game season, Espanyol achieved promotion back to La Liga at the first try, being the first team to do so.

RCD Espanyol Stadium

RCDE Stadium, commonly referred to as Estadi Cornellà-El Prat, is a football stadium located on the borders of Cornellà de Llobregat and El Prat de Llobregat, in the greater Barcelona urban area. The stadium only has seating for spectators. The construction took place over the course of three years and cost roughly 60 million Euros. It first opened its doors in August of 2009, and on June 18th, 2010, in Dublin, it was recognized as the Venue of the Year at the Stadium Business Awards.

It is the tenth-largest stadium in Spain, with a capacity of 40,000 seats, and the third-largest stadium in Catalonia overall. It replaced RCD Espanyol’s former stadium, the Estadi Olympic Llu’s Companys, and became the club’s new home in the year 2009. It is the eighth stadium that the club has used throughout its existence.

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By Football Tripper Last Updated: July 25, 2021

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Stadium facts.

• Seating Plan
• Stadium Tours
• Ticket Information

Airports and Flying

Estadio Cornellà-El Prat is the home of top flight Spanish side RCD Espanyol and eighth stadium in the club’s history. The new stadium built in Catalonia, took around three years to construct with an approximate cost of €90 million and a final capacity of 40,500.

Espanyol Stadium Guide

Rcde stadium history.

Technically known as Estadi RCD Espanyol. the stadium is popularly referred to by fans as Cornella-El Estadio Prat or just Corneprat.

An ambitious project by the club, Estadio El Prat has won several awards for its design and small ecological footprint such as the 2010 Stadium Business Award where it beat the likes of the prestigious Dallas Cowboys Stadium and the O2 Arena in London, formerly the millennium dome.

The construction of the new ground took over 6 years, with the land purchased back in 2002, and the inaugural match being held on August the 9th 2009 where Espanyol beat visitors Liverpool FC in a 3 nil shut out. The wait for fans of the club has definitely been worth it as far as they are concerned having received the highest distinction from UEFA who designated it as a category 4 stadium.

With room for expansion, combined with other European stadiums becoming more environmentally concious themselves, Estadio Prat will certainly prove to be a continued source of pride for fans of the club, with the ground hosting an International friendly between Nigeria and Catalonia on January 2nd 2013.

The ground is easily the most modern in the city of Barcelona, with the rival football team currently exploring the feasibility of renovating the iconic Camp Nou .

View of RCDE Stadium

Espanyol Info

Rcde stadium seating plan.

Below is a seating plan of Espanyol's RCDE Stadium:

Stand Photos

El Prat consists of four stands: Gol Prat (North), Tribuna Presidencial (East), Gol Cornella (South) and Tribuna (West).

Click the thumbnails above to enlarge an image of each stand and to read a more detailed description of each part of the Stadium.

Matchday Experience

Rcde stadium away section.

Away fans who make the trip to see their team take on Espanyol in their own backyard are usually confined to a small section of seating within the north-west corner.

Highlighted on the above seating plan by the colour pink, the away section wraps around the access tunnel and is separated from the home supporters by a row of steel fencing either side of it.

Best Pubs near ground

There isn’t an expansive range of eating and drinking options, with the nearby Cornella Shopping Centre offering a few places to drink before the match although not as much as within Barcelona city centre itself.

The map below reveals the locations of some of the more popular pubs.

Food - Places to eat

Food wise you certainly won’t starve as there is a shopping centre attached to the stadium (Did anyone say Burger King?) as well as a handful of restaurants north of Parc de la Ribera such as El Brot de l’All i Oli and restaurante Casa Narvaez which both come served with decent online reviews.

Espanyol Club Shop

RCD Espanyol operate two club shops at the stadium, one within the city centre (Sports City Jarque) and an official online store known as Botiga RCDE Oficial . As the two located at Cornella El Prat are the most popular I’ll only list their opening times.

Opening Times

• Monday to Friday: 12.00 pm to 2.00 pm, and 4.00 pm to 8.00 pm
• Saturdays: 11.00 am to 2.00 pm, and 4.00 pm to 8.00 pm

Can you take a stadium Tour?

RCD Espanyol are now opening the doors of Cornellà-El Prat to fans of the Periquitos (Parakeets) with the announcement of 60 minute tours of the new world class facilities.Tours cost €10.00 for adults, and €5.00 for everyone else.

Not available on matchdays, tours are usually bookable Monday to Friday between 12.30 am to 4.30 pm, and on Saturdays between 11.00 am and 12.30 pm.

To book your place on a tour email the club [email protected] , phone 902.666.902 / 93.292.77.00 (Ext. 3018) or purchase tickets at the box office at the RCDE Stadium.

How to buy Espanyol Tickets

To see RCD Espanyol play at home you can buy tickets either online ( [email protected] ), by phone (+34 932 927 700) or at one of the numerous Taquillas (Ticket windows) at the stadium leading up to, and on the day of the football match.

The blue and whites rarely sell out their home fixtures and you may be surprised to learn that even matches against Madrid and rivals Barcelona aren’t guaranteed to sell-out which thankfully works in our favour!

Ticket prices vary depending on who Espanyol are playing but with new facilities and a state of the art stadium, expect to pay a few euros more for the privilege. €30-35.00 for a seat either behind the goal or in the corner is a fair price range, and you’re looking at around €60-70.00 for a seat at the main stand close to the pitch.

How to get to RCDE Stadium

Where is rcde stadium.

Cornellà-El Prat stadium is located on the Western side of the city, although arguably South-West is more of an accurate description as the coastline isn’t strictly South facing.

The address for satnav is as follows:

• Avenue. Baix Llobregat 100, 08940 Cornellà de Llobregat (Barcelona)

There are an estimated 3,278  official car park spaces at the ground.

Barcelona boasts the second largest airport in Spain (Barcelona-El Prat), and fans of Espanyol will be relived to know that it is much closer to Estadi El Prat (9km) than it is to the Nou Camp (13km). Once you have landed there are numerous ground transport options for you to choose from depending on where your hotel is.

To go direct to Espanyol’s stadium you can catch a L77 bus service or if you need to get to the city centre then you can use the R2 Nord Commuter Train line to take you to Sants Railway station (city centre) and the TMB public bus line 46 which takes you to Plaça d’Espanya, again central.

Hotels Near RCDE Stadium

There are quite a few hotels near Cornella-El Prat such as Ibis Barcelona Cornella and Campanile Barcelona Sud Cornella, and they can almost be justified due to the 10.00 km or so distance from the city centre and proximity to the airport  but ultimately as a tourist I suspect you’ll want something in the city centre.

In which case there are too many to choose from so I recommend you do your own research on this one!

Frequently Asked Questions

Who plays at rcde stadium.

Spanish side Espanyol play their home matches at RCDE Stadium.

What is the capacity of RCDE Stadium?

As of 2024 RCDE Stadium has an official seating capacity of 40,500 for Football matches.

When was RCDE Stadium opened?

RCDE Stadium officially opened in 2009 and is home to Espanyol

What is the postcode for RCDE Stadium?

The postcode for RCDE Stadium is 08940.

Are there any Covid restrictions at the stadium?

Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit RCDE Stadium in 2024. Please visit the official website of Espanyol for full information on changes due to the Coronavirus.

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RCDE Stadium Events

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Are you searching for RCDE Stadium events? Look no further, we have tickets to all RCDE Stadium events in 2024. If you look at the list above, you will see all sorts of concerts, sports and family events that will take place at RCDE Stadium shortly. Some of the most exciting country, rock and rap artists appear at RCDE Stadium when they are in town.

RCDE Stadium has a storied history hosting many top concerts over the years from many of the world’s top recording artists. RCDE Stadium events will be sure to continue to host some of the best musical acts.

Also another important fact is that RCDE Stadium events will be sure to sell out. So it’s even more important to look for tickets as soon as RCDE Stadium events are announced.

RCDE Stadium Upcoming Events

There are a long list of RCDE Stadium upcoming events taking place today, tomorrow or event this weekend. Check the RCDE Stadium calendar for all events at RCDE Stadium to ensure you don’t miss out. If you are looking for something to do, make sure you search RCDE Stadium upcoming events to find your favorite event.

RCDE Stadium Concerts

There are a ton of top concerts coming to RCDE Stadium this year. Annually, RCDE Stadium hosts country, rock, hip-hop, R&B, pop and many other genres of music from many top musicians. RCDE Stadium concerts are sure to be a top draw for shows in Barcelona each time they come to town.

RCDE Stadium Tickets

If you are looking for RCDE Stadium tickets, make sure to check the schedule above to find all RCDE Stadium events that are appearing in Barcelona. This way you can find which events are taking place at RCDE Stadium and buy tickets when new events or shows are announced.

How Much Are RCDE Stadium Tickets?

RCDE Stadium tickets range in price from $32-$1150 and above. Often seating location, event type, day of the week and the number of available tickets plays a factor in determining the price of RCDE Stadium tickets.

What Type Of Events Take Place At RCDE Stadium

Each year there are quite a few concerts , sports , and theater events that take place at RCDE Stadium. Being such a busy venue, you'll need to keep checking back often as new events are added to the RCDE Stadium calendar regularly.

RCDE Stadium Address

RCDE Stadium is located at Av. del Baix Llobregat, 100 in Barcelona, so be sure to set your GPS coordinates correctly when driving to RCDE Stadium events.

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