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Barcelona Win 28th LaLiga Title: Victory Parade Timings and How to Watch From Around the World

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Barcelona Victory Parade

Beating Espanyol 2-0 away from home, Barcelona officially claimed their 28th LaLiga title on Thursday night, May 15. Now, Hansi Flick and Co. will celebrate with their beloved fans, taking their victory parade to the streets of Catalonia. 

Go through this article to know the timings of Barcelona’s LaLiga victory parade, its route, and how you can watch it live from anywhere in the world.

When is Barcelona’s LaLiga Victory Parade?

After claiming the Supercopa de Espana in January and the Copa del Rey in April — both at Real Madrid’s expense — Barcelona have completed the domestic treble, winning LaLiga on Thursday, May 15.

Having won three of the four trophies they fought for this season, Barca will celebrate in style with their fans, starting with the open-top victory parade on Friday, May 16. The grand LaLiga success party will kick-start at 6 PM CEST and will have two scheduled stops before concluding at around 9:30 PM CEST.

Barcelona LaLiga Victory Parade Time in All Key Time Zones

Time Zone Local Time Example Cities
CEST (Central European Summer Time) 6:00 PM Berlin, Paris, Rome
BST (British Summer Time) 5:00 PM London, Edinburgh, Manchester
UTC / GMT 4:00 PM Reykjavik, Accra
ET (Eastern Time) 12:00 PM (Noon) New York, Toronto, Miami
CT (Central Time) 11:00 AM Chicago, Dallas, Mexico City
MT (Mountain Time) 10:00 AM Denver, Calgary
PT (Pacific Time) 9:00 AM Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver
IST (India Standard Time) 9:30 PM New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru
MSK (Moscow Standard Time) 7:00 PM Moscow, St. Petersburg
GST (Gulf Standard Time) 8:00 PM Dubai, Abu Dhabi
CST (China Standard Time) 12:00 AM (next day) Beijing, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur
JST (Japan Standard Time) 1:00 AM (next day) Tokyo, Osaka
AEST (Australian Eastern Time) 2:00 AM (next day) Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane

 

What Is the Route of Barcelona’s Victory Parade?

Barcelona’s victory parade will start at Spotify Camp Nou’s access gate 13 at 6 PM CEST. The open-top buses will reach the Arc de Triomf monument at around 9.30 PM CEST. It will through the streets of Numancia, Berlin, Paris, Balmes, Pelai, Placa Catalunya, Placa Urquinaona, Carrer Trafalgar, and eig de Sant Joan before concluding.

There will also be dedicated fan zones, at Carrer Berlin with Josep Tarradellas, at Placa Catalunya with Carrer Pelai, finally, and at Arc de Triomf, where Cules can partake in fun activities.

Here is the detailed parade route map:

Barcelona Victory Parade Route Map | Courtesy: fcbarcelona.com

How to Watch Barcelona’s Victory Parade on Friday?

Even if you are not among the fortunate thousands who will be on the streets of Catalonia, you can watch Barcelona’s victory parade live on Friday, May 16.

Barcelona’s official and free streaming platform, Barca One, will live stream the entire event.

Click here to go to the streaming link directly. Else, paste the web address — https://one.fcbarcelona.com/en/videos/category/24070-special-events — on your address bar. The coverage will begin at 6:00 PM CEST / 5:00 PM BST / 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT.

Please note that Barca One may not be available in every region. If you get geo-locked, use a VPN / proxy website to watch Barcelona’s victory parade for free.

Although unconfirmed at the time of writing this article, Barcelona’s YouTube channel may also stream the celebrations live on May 16.

Barca Will Lift LaLiga Title at Montjuic — More Festivities in Store

Barcelona have officially won LaLiga, but they have yet to lift the coveted trophy. That special moment will unfold this Sunday, May 18, at the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium, after Barcelona face Villarreal in their final home game of the season.

According to Barcelona’s official website, fans will be treated to music, fireworks, and special surprises at the venue this weekend.

Barcelona’s official streaming platform, Barca One, will bring the festivities straight to your living room on Sunday.