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 in 1901. 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.