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Seating plan, address, how to get there and tickets for every upcoming event at Santiago Bernabéu.
Real Madrid vs Celta Vigo
Saturday, 21 November 2026 · 21:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
2667 offers73% below median price
From €116
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Alavés
Sunday, 29 November 2026 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
2077 offers77% below median price
From €114
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Osasuna
Sunday, 13 December 2026 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1931 offers78% below median price
From €123
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Getafe
Sunday, 3 January 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1849 offers84% below median price
From €107
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Levante
Sunday, 10 January 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1903 offers83% below median price
From €107
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Real Betis
Sunday, 24 January 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1554 offers89% below median price
From €107
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Athletic Club
Sunday, 14 February 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1867 offers87% below median price
From €124
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Valencia
Sunday, 28 February 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1793 offers87% below median price
From €124
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Espanyol
Sunday, 14 March 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1886 offers87% below median price
From €116
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Atlético de MadridMadrid derby
Sunday, 4 April 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1240 offers84% below median price
From €207
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Elche
Wednesday, 21 April 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1837 offers85% below median price
From €124
See ticketsReal Madrid vs BarcelonaEl Clásico
Sunday, 9 May 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
660 offers69% below median price
From €824
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Racing Santander
Sunday, 16 May 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
777 offers84% below median price
From €107
See ticketsReal Madrid vs Deportivo La Coruña
Sunday, 30 May 2027 · 17:00 · Santiago Bernabéu
1036 offers83% below median price
From €122
See ticketsReal Madrid play at the Santiago Bernabéu, opened in 1947 on the Paseo de la Castellana, in the heart of Madrid. Fully renovated between 2019 and 2024, it is now one of the most modern stadiums in the world, with a retractable roof, a retractable pitch and a 360-degree screen, for over 80,000 spectators.
The stadium has two side stands, Lateral Este and Lateral Oeste, and two ends behind the goals, over five levels. The boxes and VIP areas are in the centre of the west stand, and the central lower blocks offer the best view of the pitch.
Tickets are in high demand all season. El Clásico against FC Barcelona and the derby against Atlético de Madrid are by far the most sought-after, along with big Champions League nights.
Each stand offers a different experience. Here is what you need to know.
The main stand, with the dugouts, the press box, the boxes and the VIP Box. The central lower blocks (Category 1 Platinum) offer the best view in the stadium.
The opposite side stand, over five levels. The central blocks of the lower tiers are Category 1 Platinum and Gold, the top tier (600s) Category 2 Lateral, more affordable.
Behind one goal, the Fondo Sur is home to the Real supporters' singing section, the loudest part of the stadium. The lower blocks are Category 2, the upper tiers Categories 3 and 4.
Behind the other goal, over five levels. The upper tiers (Categories 3 and 4) are among the cheapest seats in the stadium, with a bird's-eye view of the whole pitch.
Hover over the plan to find each area. Prices by stand are shown on each match page.
Metro line 10, Santiago Bernabéu station, right in front of the stadium.
Nuevos Ministerios station (metro and Cercanías trains) about a 10-minute walk away, linked to Madrid-Barajas airport.
Arrive early: security checks at the entrances can take time on big match nights.