BUENOS AIRES - Exploring the Most Iconic Stadium

On this experience, we will dive into the history of the two largest clubs in Argentina: Boca and River, lifelong rivals. We will learn more about the teams that make up the most passionate derby in the world. The first stop is the Museo de la Pasión Boquense, where we will watch short films about the club's history, discover its main players, and see the jerseys worn over time, trophies, and invaluable objects that tell incredible stories. Additionally, you'll have some time to visit the club's official store.

Afterward, we will tour the picturesque neighborhood of La Boca and stop for lunch at “Lo de Diego,” a themed bar that speaks for itself. Decorated with football memorabilia, including synthetic grass flooring, stadium seat chairs, countless images, and replicas, this place honors one of Argentina's greatest football idols, Diego Armando Maradona.

Once lunch is finished, we’ll visit “Caminito,” an open-air museum and a traditional street that holds great cultural and touristic value. It’s a place where football, art, and tango come together. From there, we’ll head to the Nuñez area to visit the River Museum. Through a time tunnel, we’ll explore over 100 years of club history, including its legendary players, trophy showcases, and historic jerseys. We’ll also watch two short films reflecting River’s greatness. To conclude, we’ll visit “El Más Monumental,” the largest stadium in the country. You’ll have the chance to see the stands, locker rooms, and pitch of this iconic venue, which welcomes over 80,000 fans every Sunday. Finally, there will be time to visit the club's official store.