With your tickets to the Museo de la Pasión Boquense, you'll be able to discover the secrets of these sanctuaries of Argentinian football. Perfect for sports lovers!
The Boca Juniors Museum
Located in the heart of the La Boca neighbourhood, the Museo de la Pasión Boquense, popularly known as the Boca Juniors Museum, welcomes you!
As soon as you walk through the doors, you'll be immersed in a universe tinged with blue and gold, where the emotion and footballing pride can be felt in every room. The first thing you'll see is the giant photographs of the current squad and the gallery that pays tribute to all the players who have worn the Boca Juniors jersey since 1931.
Did you know that the Boca shirt has had more than 20 versions throughout its history? Here, you can see them all, along with other iconic objects, trophies and original documents that marked the club's most glorious events.
You can also see a 360-degree audiovisual show, full of images and sounds that narrate the passion of being a true Boca fan. On the first floor of the museum, you'll find an installation that recreates the streets of the neighbourhood of La Boca, where the humble origins of the team took place.
How many coaches and how many cups has the club had in total? You'll find out by interacting with the digital devices and 28 monitors that bring this unforgettable visit to life.
La Bombonera Stadium
After visiting the museum, it's time to step into the stands of the mythical Alberto J. Armando stadium, better known as La Bombonera. When you enter, you'll be able to explore at your own page for 15 minutes, and you'll feel the difference in the air. It's not just a football stadium, it's almost a sanctuary where every match is transformed into an overflow of energy and passion.
Thanks to the particular structure of the stadium, its stands are strategically close to the pitch, so you'll feel like you are almost touching the grass! Did you know that the players say they sometimes feel the ground shake when the fans jump and sing in unison? That is the magic of La Bombonera, where the greatest idols of Argentine football, such as Riquelme, Tevez and, of course, Maradona, have left their mark.
La Bombonera Guided Tour
When making your booking, you can choose the option that includes a guided tour of La Bombonera stadium. In this case, after your tour of the museum, we'll start a guided tour and have access to the exclusive areas of La Bombonera.
During the 1-hour tour, in addition to visiting the stands, we'll also visit the substitutes' benches, the edge of the pitch and the visiting teams' changing rooms. As if that weren't enough, we'll walk through the internal corridors where the players feel the adrenaline before the match begins and the operational areas of the stadium. All this while we tell you the best anecdotes and facts that will help you understand the cultural and architectural significance of La Bombonera.
Opening Times
You can visit the Museo de la Pasión Boquense and La Bombonera every day from 10 am to 6 pm. Final admission is at 5:30 pm.
The guided tour of La Bombonera will take place at 11 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm and 4 pm.
Important Info
- If a game is taking place at the stadium, you will not be allowed to enter.
- The guided tour is offered only in Spanish.