The Real Oviedo Museum is the museum of the homonymous football team and occupies just over 700 square meters. The museum is located on the ground floor of the Carlos Tartiere stadium and tells the story and life of one of the most traditional clubs in Spanish football.

Real Oviedo was born in 1926, following the merger of two other teams, the Stadium and Deportivo. Inside the museum there are collectible cards, albums, cards, tickets and other objects from the 1920s onwards. Another special section is occupied by the numerous books published on the Real Oviedo from 1940 to today. The trophy room offers a view of more than one hundred cups won by Stadium, Deportivo and Real Oviedo, both in official competitions and in friendly tournaments.

The visit to the museum also includes the mixed area and the press room, an area where the media interview the players after the games and where the presentations of new signings take place and where the coaches make statements after each game. The placo and the ante-stage, places of honor in the stands. The changing rooms and obviously the playing field.