It has been an amazing experience. I had already visited the stadium before, on a weekday and with a guide, but it was especially magical to rediscover the noble area of the stadium, where the VIPs meet, drink and eat something and chat before, during the break and at the end of the match, the changing room area, the presidential box, with comfortable red armchairs, and the surrounding area and its symbols at the exit. The "Territorio Atlético" Museum, very well planned, organized and organized, with audiovisual and graphic material from the entire existence of the Club and especially exciting the broadcast of the documentary, with the words of the players who put the skin of galllina and make them get excited. Very friendly staff, very willing to help you in your experience and a great treatment to the fan. Oh, and the temporary exhibition; 25 years of the Double.

After a great disappointment to visit the Santiago Bernabeu (which I do not recommend as it is currently undergoing renovations and very few things can be seen) we headed to this new stadium. Surely it does not have the great tradition of Real but they have managed to create a really beautiful path in the name of innovation and technology. The pitch and changing room can also be visited. I also know it very well to families with children and teenagers because really fun interactive activities are offered inside the museum.

The stadium is really impressive and the 3D experience was very successful. It is a pity, however, that the Atlético Museum was not finished / to be visited. The stadium remains a little in the “airless” space, especially since during the tour there was not enough time to at least be able to view the pictures of the most important events hanging in the stadium halfway in peace.