Boca Juniors Bombonera and River Plate Monumental Stadiums Tour
If you are a football fan, this tour is a must. Visit the two most iconic stadiums in Argentina: La Bombonera (Boca Juniors) and El Monumental (River Plate), with a specialized guide. Also, discover the exclusive TOP Museum, featuring a unique collection of football memorabilia.
Football in Argentina is much more than a sport: it is identity, emotion, and an essential part of the culture. This tour invites you to discover that passion by visiting the two most iconic stadiums in the country and an innovative museum that celebrates the spirit of the game.
The tour starts in the historical neighborhood of La Boca, home to La Bombonera, the mythical stadium of Boca Juniors. There you can admire the colorful murals that surround the neighborhood, tour the stadium's exterior, and visit the Museum of Passion Boquense, where every corner tells stories of glory, idols, and unforgettable achievements. You will also have access to the stands to contemplate a unique view of the pitch and enjoy free time in the club's official store.
Then, the experience continues at the TOP Museum (Templo del Otro Partido), an original space combining art, history, and sports marketing. Among iconic jerseys of Maradona, Messi, and other legends, you will discover objects, anecdotes, and curiosities that reveal the most creative side of football.
The final stop is in the neighborhood of Núñez, where El Monumental, home of River Plate, stands. There you will visit its completely renovated museum, which traces the club's history since 1901 with trophies, idols, and unforgettable moments. You will also be able to access the stands and tour the exterior to take the best photos of this unique stadium.
During the tour, special stops are included in front of the murals of Maradona (Av. San Juan and Solís) and Messi (Belgrano and Irigoyen), true urban works of art honoring the icons of Argentine football.
The service includes pick-up from downtown hotels and ends in strategic areas of downtown Buenos Aires, such as the Obelisk or Galerías Pacífico.
Ideal for those seeking to connect with the history, emotion, and popular culture of the two most important clubs in Argentina.
Football in Argentina is much more than a sport: it is identity, emotion, and an essential part of the culture. This tour invites you to discover that passion by visiting the two most iconic stadiums in the country and an innovative museum that celebrates the spirit of the game.
The tour starts in the historical neighborhood of La Boca, home to La Bombonera, the mythical stadium of Boca Juniors. There you can admire the colorful murals that surround the neighborhood, tour the stadium's exterior, and visit the Museum of Passion Boquense, where every corner tells stories of glory, idols, and unforgettable achievements. You will also have access to the stands to contemplate a unique view of the pitch and enjoy free time in the club's official store.
Then, the experience continues at the TOP Museum (Templo del Otro Partido), an original space combining art, history, and sports marketing. Among iconic jerseys of Maradona, Messi, and other legends, you will discover objects, anecdotes, and curiosities that reveal the most creative side of football.
The final stop is in the neighborhood of Núñez, where El Monumental, home of River Plate, stands. There you will visit its completely renovated museum, which traces the club's history since 1901 with trophies, idols, and unforgettable moments. You will also be able to access the stands and tour the exterior to take the best photos of this unique stadium.
During the tour, special stops are included in front of the murals of Maradona (Av. San Juan and Solís) and Messi (Belgrano and Irigoyen), true urban works of art honoring the icons of Argentine football.
The service includes pick-up from downtown hotels and ends in strategic areas of downtown Buenos Aires, such as the Obelisk or Galerías Pacífico.
Ideal for those seeking to connect with the history, emotion, and popular culture of the two most important clubs in Argentina.