It is the most visited museum in Catalonia, and the third most visited in Spain, even more popular than the Museu Dalí in Figueres. The football team’s achievements over the last few years has contributed to its success. Visitors can discover the history of FC Barcelona and its incredible success through its shelves of trophies and with interactive tablets and screens. Not to be missed among the huge number of trophies here are the 22 League and the 4 Champions trophies won by FC Barcelona over its long history. It includes a space dedicated to the Messi, a zone devoted to the Argentinian prodigy where visitors can see his four Golden Ball and three Golden Boot awards on display. and enjoy watching all his goals on two interactive tablets. You can also see the track records of all its current sections, notably its basketball and handball teams, as well as the many sport sections that have made up the club over its more than 100 years of history.