Mestalla Stadium Tour

What to expect

From the moment you begin this guided tour of the Mestalla Stadium, you will realize that this is not just another stadium. The home of Valencia football club has a capacity for 45,000 spectators and, founded in 1923, is one of the oldest stadiums in Spain.

As you tour its facilities, you will learn its fascinating history and hear some curious legends and anecdotes from our professional guide. You will also visit the amazing press room where famous coaches such as Luis Aragonés, Rafa Benítez, and Quique Sánchez Flores have appeared.

You will see the magnificent pitch onto which star players such as David Villa, Gaizka Mendieta, and Mario Alberto Kempes have scored goals. Last but not least, you will visit the changing rooms where the Valencia first team prepares for each home match.

Accessibility

The stadium tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility, but the itinerary will not be the same: the stands, the press room, and the tunnel will be omitted due to the impossibility of access. Instead, an alternative itinerary will be offered to the following areas: playing field, the local dressing room, the chapel, the mixed area, Mestalla per Sempre, hobby balcony, and the "Blanquinegres Records" museum.

Reduced entry

Reduced ticket prices apply to children aged 4 to 12; adults over 65 and/or retired or pensioners; and the unemployed. All of them must be accredited in advance at the box office with a supporting document.

The reduced rate also applies to students and Youth Cardholders. In these cases, you must purchase the ticket directly at the box office (with prior accreditation).

Important information

On match days the tour can only take place in the morning and access to the changing rooms is closed. We recommend that you check the official Valencia CF website for the match schedule.

Timetables and languages

When making your reservation you must indicate in which language you would like to take the tour.

Covid-19 Measures

All of our providers comply with local legislation and applicable health recommendations regarding protective material and safety to help avoid the spread of Covid-19.