The visit includes a walk around the stands and up to the Royal Box.

Supporters fill the stadium to cheer their team up on match days.

The Tour also includes a walk around the grandstand, usually reserved to the managing board.

You will be able to pass through the area where the players' pick up their trophies.

The tunnel connects the changing rooms and the pitch.

In the changing rooms players relax right before and after the fixtures.

Apart from their functionality, the dressing rooms take care of every single detail after their renovation in 2002.

On the bench players discuss their match tactics.

Like many other stadiums, the Santiago Bernabeu changing rooms are also provided with jacuzzi.

The tour concentrates a lot on the changing rooms, since it is a usually restricted area.

You will be able to sit on the "whites" bench.

You will reach the grass after passing through the same tunnel players cross right before and after their matches.

Visitors can live the experience of following the players' route from the stadium entrance to the ground.

From the grass ground visitors can enjoy another point of view, that of a stadium with a capacity of more than 80,000 people.

As the saying goes: a picture is worth a thousand words.

Real Madrid has more than 100 years of history

These images show the best moments in the Club's history.

During the Club's more than 100 years of history, the team has played in different stadiums, now being Santiago Bernabeu.

A big pannel gathers all of the white players' pictures.

Apart from the trophies, some images remind us of the Club's most important moments, such as "The Buitre's Team".

The Trophy Room exhibits the trophies won by the Club.

The 9 European Champions' Cups have been given a very special place in the Museum.

The visit finishes at the shop, where visitors can buy official souvenirs.

Apart from the 5,000 trophies won by the Club, some players have donated their individual trophies to the Museum.