Barcelona Open Venue Guide: Real Club de Tenis Barcelona

The Barcelona Open is played at the Real Club de Tenis Barcelona, in the Pedralbes neighbourhood. Matches on the main court, Pista Rafa Nadal, are sold across several seating categories, so here’s what each one actually gets you, plus how to get to the club itself.

Seating categories on Pista Rafa Nadal

Prices below are for Day 1 as an example; every category is available on other days too, at the price shown on the ticket prices page for that round.

Barcelona Open seating plan highlighting Tribune F baseline seating

Tribune F, baseline
Behind the baseline, the most affordable seat with a full view down the court. From €180 (Day 1).
Barcelona Open seating map showing Upper C and D sections

Upper tier, C & D
Elevated seating along the side of the court. From €210 (Day 1).
Barcelona Open seating plan highlighting Upper A and B sections

Upper tier, A & B
Sideline seating, slightly closer to the court than C and D. From €220 (Day 1).
Barcelona Open seating map showing Lower C courtside seating

Lower tier, A & C
Closest to the court, at the top of the price range. From €330 (Day 1).
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Getting to the club

Metro lines L3, L6 and L7 all serve the Pedralbes area, with several bus routes also passing nearby. Parking at the venue itself is limited, so public transport or a taxi is the more reliable option, particularly on the busier semifinal and final days.

What the club looks like

This isn’t a purpose-built arena. The Real Club de Tenis Barcelona is a working tennis club with 18 clay courts, and Pista Rafa Nadal, the centre court, seats around 8,400. A second show court holds around 2,000. Compared to a Grand Slam or Masters venue, it’s an intimate setting, close to the action regardless of which category you’re in.

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