Museo River Plate

Ole, ole, ole, ole - conjure up images of soccer greats when you visit two of South America's most iconic football locations at River Plate and La Bombonera. This Buenos Aires football tour is for anyone who knows the names Tevez, Palermo, and of course the great Maradona. Take a trip back in time at the museums of the two most famous soccer stadiums in Argentina, La Bombonera, by Boca Juniors, and Monumental de Nuñez, by River Plate. See their trophy rooms and past team jerseys, and hear unique club stories and history. Access to the Boca stadium is to the popular south stand, and the visit to the River stadium is done by stairs from the Platea San Martín, except on match days, from there you can see the playing field and take photos. At each venue make sure to stop by the shop for some personalized items and souvenirs to remember your visit and these great football clubs. Inside the museum the descriptions can be found in official language. On days of musical shows, the view of the River and Boca court may be affected by the setting up of stages. On match days, access to the stadium may be limited or suspended. We will visit the Temple of the Other Match Museum, located in the downtown of the city, this private museum has a collection of more than 5000 shirts and unique objects from players such as Maradona, Pelé, Messi and many more. Pick up from 08:45 hrs.

You thought it was impossible to know all of Buenos Aires until the arrival of our tourist bus! Your 48-hour ticket will allow you to get on and off at the stop you prefer and tour the city at your own pace. You can enjoy an audio guide tour to You thought it was impossible to see all of Buenos Aires until the arrival of our tourist bus! Your 24-hour ticket will allow you to get on and off at the stop you want and explore the city at your own pace We propose a tour with an audio guide so you can discover every corner of Buenos Aires: the traditional neighborhoods of La Boca, San Telmo and Puerto Madero, among others. The main stop is in the center of the city and as the tour progresses you will be able to see emblematic buildings, historical places, cultural spaces and the different Buenos Aires neighborhoods. From stop 6 you can connect with the "Postales de Buenos Aires" navigation, and thus obtain the best views of the city sailing along the Río de la Plata from La Boca to Puerto Madero. You will enjoy the combination of green spaces such as the Ecological Reserve and also the skyscrapers and different emblematic buildings that the city presents. The journey is approximately 40 minutes. As we move away from La Boca, we will obtain different panoramic views both to the east and to the west and we will see the combination of architectural styles of the city, with the port activity and the green lungs. It is an ideal activity to do during or after Hop On Hop Off.

Founded on November 9, 2009, the River Museum houses the most precious treasures in the history of the River Plate Athletic Club. Through the time tunnel, tourists can chronologically learn about the main figures of River Plate, those teams that made the club great, the best goals, memorable victories and the most valuable trophies. The museum is equipped with a 360 cinema room, where a film is projected that expresses the feelings of millions of fans. Those who visit the museum will remember the origins of the club, the first steps in professionalism, great games and the glory that has always accompanied River Plate. Those who choose the full visit option will be able to appreciate the largest stadium in Argentina from the stands, occupying more than 3,437 square meters, and they will be able to enter the playing field to see it from a playpen.

Explore the city of Buenos Aires on this insightful bus tour. Get on and off at the stop you prefer and tour the city at your own pace. If you're passionate about sports, you'll love this ticket combo, that allows you to visit both River Plate Museum and Boca Junior Museums, both local staples. While riding the bus, listen to the comprehensive audio guide to discover every corner of Buenos Aires, including the traditional neighborhoods of La Boca, San Telmo, and Puerto Madero. See emblematic buildings, historical places, and cultural spaces. From the stop in the Nuñez neighborhood, you can walk toward the River Plate Museum and Stadium for your visit. Learn about the history of one of the most important Argentine teams and admire its showcases of achievements. Tour its stadium and access the teams' locker rooms. To visit the Museo de la Pasión Boquense (Boca Junior Museum), you can take the bus all the way to the stop in the La Boca neighborhood. Walk through the different thematic exhibitions with photos, videos, trophies, and the collection of shirts belonging to famous players.

Its fans call it ‘El mas grande’ (the greatest) of Argentina. A team with more than 100 years of history that mobilizes millions of people not only in Argentina but also in the rest of the world. Its stadium is located in the Buenos Aires neighbourhood of Nunez, the largest in the American continent with a capacity of 86,000 spectators. The stadium has witnessed great victories for River Plate as well as Argentina's victory in the 1978 World Cup. Eternal rival of Boca Juniors, it is part of the select group of the 5 greats of Argentine football teams. With more than 70 titles to it’s credit, including 4 Copa Libertadores de América, 3 Recopas Sudamericana, 1 Interamericana, a Supercopa Sudamericana, a Copa Sudamericana and a Suruga Bank, it is one of the most winning teams in the Argentine Republic. Take a tour of its marvellous museum and stadium accompanied by a private guide who will tell you all the details of the history of this great institution, from its humble beginnings to the present day. Visits to the stadium, tunnel and changing rooms may be subject to change due to matches, concerts, training sessions, renovations, refurbishment, cleaning, etc.

Our River Plate and Boca Juniors Stadium Tour begins outside our offices in San Telmo. From there, we’ll head towards La Boca, one of Buenos Aires’ most vibrant areas, to see one of the most important stadiums in Argentina: La Bombonera. Inside the Boca Juniors stadium, we’ll have a look around the best seats, the most popular bits of the stadium, and the locker rooms. You’ll be able to take photos on the pitch and we’ll finish up on a stand where you can see Diego Maradona’s private box. We’ll move on to the Museo de la Pasión Boquense, where you can learn about the club’s history, its players, and the evolution of the famous shirt. On top of this, you’ll get to see a film that shows firsthand how it feels to be part of the team and run out onto the pitch in the kit. In the afternoon, we will head north of the city to reach the neighborhood of Nuñez where El Monumental, River Plate's stadium, is located. Initially, we will explore the stadium from the outside to get to know part of the 'Barrio River,' and the access gates. After that, we will enter the River Plate Museum. There, we will begin the tour through the 'temporal translation module,' which will show us part of the glory that River has achieved over the years since its founding. We will learn about the club's history, its great players, and its most important titles. Then, we will enter this great stadium where you'll have a chance to visit the playing field and take some photos. After a full 5 hours of football, we’ll bring you right back to the meeting point at our offices. Please note that the visit to the Boca Juniors Stadium is not operational due to renovations. In case of booking you will only have access to the Museum. That is to say, without access to the field, changing rooms, and stands. Depending on the option selected, you will either visit both museums or only one (Boca Juniors or River Plate).

The first stop is the Museum of Boquense Passion, where you will have access to watch short films about the history of the club, meet the main figures and see the jerseys they had over time, trophies and priceless objects that tell stories. In addition, you will have the opportunity to enter the mythical "La Bombonera" stadium, which those who have visited it say that "it doesn't beat, it trembles". There, the Boca fans make themselves felt Sunday after Sunday as one more player, the player number "12" who cheers non-stop. In addition, we will give you some time to visit the club's official store. After that, we will continue to the picturesque neighborhood of La Boca to have lunch at "Lo de Diego", a thematic bar that speaks for itself. With a soccer atmosphere, synthetic grass floor, seats with seats from the field and countless images and replicas, this place represents one of the greatest idols of our Argentinean soccer, Diego Armando Maradona. Once lunch is over, we will take some time to visit "Caminito", a museum street and a traditional passage of great cultural and touristic value in our country, a place where soccer, art and tango are mixed. After that, we will go to the Nuñez area to enter the River Museum. Through a time tunnel, we will learn about the more than 100 years of history of the club, the main players and legends that represented the institution, its trophy cabinet and jerseys throughout time. In addition, we will watch two short films that reflect River's greatness. And one of the highlights, the "Estadio Más Monumental" (Most Monumental Stadium). You will have the opportunity to get to know the stands, the dressing room and the playing field of the biggest stadium in the country, the one that receives more than 80,000 fans every Sunday. Finally, we will give you some time to visit the official club store.

Discover the history of two of the biggest football clubs in Buenos Aires on a guided tour of the River Plate and Boca Juniors stadiums. Walk through the La Boca neighborhood, enjoy lunch in a themed canteen, and visit the River Plate and Boca Juniors Museums. Start your tour with a short walk through the La Boca neighborhood. Admire the brightly colored sheet-metal houses lining the streets of the working-class area. Enjoy lunch in a themed canteen and discuss Argentinian football culture. Then, visit the emblematic neighborhood of La Boca and see one of the most iconic stadiums in the world, La Bombonera. Enter the Boca Juniors Museum, the first thematic football museum in South America. Learn about the history and evolution of the club and watch a film that recreates firsthand what it feels like to play for this team. End the Boca Juniors part of the tour with a traditional lunch in a local restaurant. In the afternoon, go to the north side of the city to reach the Nuñez neighborhood where “El Monumental” is located, home of their historic rivals River Plate. On the way, hear the best stories from both clubs. Visit the River Plate’s Museum, which presents part of the glory that River reaped through the years since its foundation in 1901. Learn about the history of the club, its great players, and the most important achievements. Finally, enter this great stadium where you will be able to visit the stands and the playing field where you can take photos. After around 6 hours of football experience, return to the meeting point.

If you're passionate about sports and football, you can't miss this immersive experience full of sports vibes! Take a journey to the museums of two of the most famous teams in Argentina, River Plate and Boca Juniors, and explore the rich history and traditions of these iconic clubs. What we'll do: Our museum tour is designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the history and culture of two of the most famous football clubs in Argentina. Visit to the museums of River Plate and Boca Juniors Explore the rich history and traditions of these iconic clubs Learn about the players, coaches, and memorable moments that have shaped the history of Argentine football.

Boca Juniors and River Plate, historic rivals of Argentinean football. For more than 100 years these teams have fought in national and international tournaments for the title of "the greatest" in Argentina. Born from humble origins, today they are the internationally recognised leaders of the Argentinean football scene. They are part of the select group of ‘The Big 5’ teams of the nation along with Racing Club, San Lorenzo de Almagro and Club Atlético Independiente. Learn about the history of these eternal rivals through their modern museums, admire their trophies, their titles, their conquests and feel part of these institutions with thousands of fans all over the world. Step out into the stadium stands and discover the unique atmosphere that emanates from them. Stadium visits will take place as long as there is no training, match, concert or other type of event that would disqualify the stadium tour. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RESERVATIONS (FULL BOCA JUNIORS TOUR) * The sale is only from Monday to Friday, reservations are not taken for Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. * The tour of the stadium is not available for people with reduced mobility. * The tours have a special schedule, starting at 10.30hs and leaving the last one at 15.30hs. * Reservations must be made up to 24 hours in advance. * Reservations must respect the assigned times and be present at the museum 15 minutes before the confirmed time. * In the event of non-compliance with the above, passengers will be transferred to the next available service. The availability of the service is subject to the CABJ.