Atletico de Madrid Museum
Atletico de Madrid Museum
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skankis
1,491 contributions
Jun 2015 • Couples
Great historic tour of a grand old club.
Spome impressive trophiesbas you would expect from the 3rd biggest club in Spain after Real Madrid and Barca.
Stadium is looking tired which is understandableb as they are due to move to the new state of the art 75,000 seat capacity stadium la peineta in 2017.
You can certainly feel the history though.
Only let down was the ridiculous tour guide. She talks to people as if they were little children.
Hopefull this unprofessional snotty little girl wakes up and realises she earns her living from the fans and not the other way around.
Silly little girl.
Spome impressive trophiesbas you would expect from the 3rd biggest club in Spain after Real Madrid and Barca.
Stadium is looking tired which is understandableb as they are due to move to the new state of the art 75,000 seat capacity stadium la peineta in 2017.
You can certainly feel the history though.
Only let down was the ridiculous tour guide. She talks to people as if they were little children.
Hopefull this unprofessional snotty little girl wakes up and realises she earns her living from the fans and not the other way around.
Silly little girl.
Written October 8, 2015
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sharoemdzu
Manchester, UK64 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
Let me start by saying I hate football and only got the tickets as a gift for my husband. But the trip was well worth it. I love history and the way the story of the club is curated and played out is simply wonderful. An afternoon well spent for a football fanatic and history buff
Written November 18, 2016
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Steve-O1984
London113 contributions
Sep 2015
went along for the tour.
13 euros and was guided by a lady who I'm guessing had great knowledge of the stadium but was all in Spanish but she did slightly explain at the end in English for me but felt like I was missing out a bit.
nice walk around the ground and inside the changing room, also of the presidential box and the museum was good too although very tiny.
nice model of the new ground due to be unveiled in a couple of years time in a new location near to the airport, so was nice to see the old ground as it is before they knock it down.
13 euros and was guided by a lady who I'm guessing had great knowledge of the stadium but was all in Spanish but she did slightly explain at the end in English for me but felt like I was missing out a bit.
nice walk around the ground and inside the changing room, also of the presidential box and the museum was good too although very tiny.
nice model of the new ground due to be unveiled in a couple of years time in a new location near to the airport, so was nice to see the old ground as it is before they knock it down.
Written September 22, 2015
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Ronald F
Tilburg, The Netherlands26 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
Sunday March 15 at 14:15 we had a stadium tour at Vicente Calderon from a small Spanish girl whose English wasn't good and she was terribly unfriendly and harsh.
We were with a group of 19 football friends having a football weekend in Madrid (plus some other vistiors) and when the tourguide started to talk and a small joke was made on the background she immediately 'threatened' to stop the tour if we didn't listen to her. She continued talking in an unfriendly way to us and, apart from the first minute where she told that a new stadium will be constructed, she was neither telling anything about the club or history, nor she was telling anecdotes or giving background information about the lociations we visited. Besides, she got angry with some other guys who stepped 2 meters on a place that obviously wasn't allowed and since here English was bad she sad things like 'you must walk there' and 'you must do this'. Towards the end of the tour she was also shouting to some people that they had to walk faster.
Altogether it is unbelievable that this lady managed to disappoint all 19 motivated and enthousiastic people in our group (plus I guess also the other people of the tour) as we travelled quite a lot to get there, we liked the club and the stadium, but we went away with a bad feeling and an increased negative sentiment about the club.
This lady is a disgrace for the club and I hope this review will help Atletico to improve the tour or wake them up about this...
We were with a group of 19 football friends having a football weekend in Madrid (plus some other vistiors) and when the tourguide started to talk and a small joke was made on the background she immediately 'threatened' to stop the tour if we didn't listen to her. She continued talking in an unfriendly way to us and, apart from the first minute where she told that a new stadium will be constructed, she was neither telling anything about the club or history, nor she was telling anecdotes or giving background information about the lociations we visited. Besides, she got angry with some other guys who stepped 2 meters on a place that obviously wasn't allowed and since here English was bad she sad things like 'you must walk there' and 'you must do this'. Towards the end of the tour she was also shouting to some people that they had to walk faster.
Altogether it is unbelievable that this lady managed to disappoint all 19 motivated and enthousiastic people in our group (plus I guess also the other people of the tour) as we travelled quite a lot to get there, we liked the club and the stadium, but we went away with a bad feeling and an increased negative sentiment about the club.
This lady is a disgrace for the club and I hope this review will help Atletico to improve the tour or wake them up about this...
Written March 20, 2015
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BrownyUnited
Manchester, UK64 contributions
This was the 3rd time I'd been to Atletico. I actually made some very good friends there the first time I went so go back as much as I can. The first time, we went the day before our trip to The Bernabeu. After our trip there, we went back to the Calderon as we loved it that much. I've since been to a game there and I'm looking at going again. The tour is amazing and I made friends with the tour guide. The club is obviously smaller than a certain other club in the north of the City but Atletico are so much friendlier and aren't always trying to take your money off you. Immediately fell in love with the club. Real is clearly a massive club but Atletico gives the personal touch. Always first on my list for places to go in Madrid.
Written October 23, 2014
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jajavalB
Lampang, Thailand3,896 contributions
Jun 2017 • Solo
Not as sueeded for present outcome, this great team of madrid has its story in exhibition in this museum , opening rather late in Summer but the neighbor there is great place and serene. The exhibit itself does not as exotic , innovative as of its counterparts. However, I was sure this team has been one of the greatest FCs inthe world. Enjoy the tour!!!
Written June 21, 2017
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travelnomadNZ
Cambridge, New Zealand3,753 contributions
Jan 2017 • Friends
Great chance to visit a soccer stadium steeped in history . Very successful European club many football stars. Guide was very helpful.
Hint : wished I had more time. Need camera, good footwear and suitable clothing
Hint : wished I had more time. Need camera, good footwear and suitable clothing
Written April 17, 2017
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CFroehlich70
Wurzburg, Germany218 contributions
Mar 2016 • Family
It's a nice tour. They took the time to speak English after each section. We got lots of great pictures and enjoyed taking pictures with the cup.
Written March 18, 2016
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Deepaw
Coventry, UK28 contributions
Feb 2016 • Family
Very basic stadium although we were told they are building the new one next to the airport. Tour begins with walk along terraces, then changing rooms, press room and VIP areas. Afterwards you can walk around the small museum at your leisure. Whole visit takes about 1 and a half hours.
Written February 17, 2016
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Stewart W
Manchester, UK70 contributions
Nov 2015
We visited this stadium as an off the cuff something to do. The Museum has lots of history and the museum is well worth a visit.
The tour is guided which will appeal to some people but not others, you got access to all areas, including being able to sit in the dug out, which is something that you cannot do at all other stadium tours, you can tell that the Stadium was built in the 1960's as it does look dated, however given that they are moving to a new stadium is to be expected.
My only annoyance with this visit was being constantly followed around by a very miserable, stern looking security guard and over the top in carrying out his job, however given that this is an old stadium and may not have the security features other stadiums have, this may explain this.
The tour is guided which will appeal to some people but not others, you got access to all areas, including being able to sit in the dug out, which is something that you cannot do at all other stadium tours, you can tell that the Stadium was built in the 1960's as it does look dated, however given that they are moving to a new stadium is to be expected.
My only annoyance with this visit was being constantly followed around by a very miserable, stern looking security guard and over the top in carrying out his job, however given that this is an old stadium and may not have the security features other stadiums have, this may explain this.
Written November 16, 2015
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Tienes parking de pago o en la calle fuera o uno en frente bastante grande.
Written September 10, 2017
Is it worth seeing the museum without the stadium tour? (Stadium will be closed when we go)
Written May 14, 2017
I am not a football fan but enjoyed the museum tour. My answer is yes but you do get to see parts of the stadium during that museum tour. Hope that helps
Written May 14, 2017
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