Karol G Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour dates and where to stay

Pick your night by the trip you want

The tour plays 39 nights in Nov 6, 2026 – Jul 24, 2027. Choose the night first, then build the rest of the trip around it.

A city night gives you a full stay. The stadium is a ride from the centre, and you have the city to walk around before or after the show. A stop outside town makes the stadium the reason for the trip. Décines-Charpieu sits outside Lyon and Nanterre outside Paris, so plan the ride in from the city and the ride back out as two separate parts of the day.

Barcelona and Seville: the stadium and the city

In Barcelona the show is at Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on Montjuïc, a hill above the city. Take Espanya station on Line 1 or Line 3 and walk up, or take the Montjuïc funicular, which starts at Paral·lel station on Line 2 and Line 3. The walk up is steep, so leave extra time for it.

In Seville the venue is Estadio La Cartuja on the Isla de la Cartuja. Cartuja station on Line 1 of the metro is the stop to use. Set your return before the final song, because the metro and the funicular both run to set timetables and the crowd at the exit is slow to move.

Madrid and Lisbon: the metro to the stadium

In Madrid the show is at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano. Take Line 7 of the metro to Estadio Metropolitano station. Madrid has four nights, so you have more dates to pick from than on most single-night stops.

In Lisbon the show is at Estádio da Luz. Take the metro to Colégio Militar/Luz station. Lisbon has one night on the tour, so book your stay for the day of the show and the day after, not for a longer trip around it.

Santiago: the national stadium on Line 6

Santiago has four nights, the most of any South American stop on the route. The show is at Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos. Take Line 6 of the Santiago metro to Estadio Nacional station, which sits close to the stadium.

Give yourself time for the walk from the station and for the crowd leaving at the end, which is the slowest part of the ride home.

London, Amsterdam, Warsaw and Milan: one night, one stadium

In London the show is at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Northumberland Park station is the closest rail stop, a short walk from the venue. Tottenham Hale has the Victoria line and is the better option if you are coming from central London.

In Amsterdam the show is at the Johan Cruijff ArenA. Take Metro line 54 to Bijlmer ArenA station. In Warsaw the show is at PGE Narodowy. Take the M1 metro line to Stadion station.

In Milan the show is at San Siro. Take the M5 metro line to San Siro Stadio station, which is the stop for the stadium. Plan the return before the show ends, since the platforms fill quickly after the final song.

Where to sleep and how to move between cities

For a show night, stay in the city centre or close to the metro line you will use on the way home. Rooms across the city cost more on show nights, so book early for the central areas and take the metro for the last stretch.

Between cities, the usual way is a flight for long distances. In Spain, the fast train links Madrid, Seville and Barcelona, so if you see shows in more than one of those cities, the train is the easiest way to move between them. Check the route and the times before you travel, because services change.