Guided Tours

La Bombonera & Boca Juniors Museum Guided Tour

Explore Argentina’s football legacy with a guided tour of the La Bombonera and Boca Juniors Museum, diving into the club's illustrious history.

Go on a tour of key highlights like the players’ tunnel, locker rooms, and the stands, all of which give you a sense of the energy on match day.

With seamless round-trip transfers, you'll be picked up and dropped off at a common meeting point, making this a stress-free experience.

Enjoy a 360-degree audio-visual experience of key moments in the club’s history, bringing alive its fans’ energetic spirit on non-match days.

Guided tour of La Bomboenra

Guided tour of the Boca Juniors Museum

Expert English and Spanish-speaking guide

Round-trip transfers from a common meeting point

Audio guide

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Dante G
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2026. júl.
Annina R
Csoport
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2026. jan.
2024. márc.
Honestly, I’d been dreaming about La Bombonera since I was a kid and finally went with my brother last week. Stadium is WILD—like, you can feel the history everywhere. Our guide (Pablo? maybe Pedro? lol I forgot) switched between Spanish and English super smooth, so we didn’t miss anything. The museum is a bit cramped if you go at noon (which we did…rookie move), but still managed to snap pics of the old kits and the massive cup wall. Btw, bring cash for the little stands outside, the credit card thingy was down the day we went. Oh, and you basically can’t get into the pitch itself unless you’re on the full tour. My brother was bummed but still—soooo worth it. Just avoid weekends unless you love crowds.
2024. febr.
Went early on a Thursday w/ my girlfriend. Stadium is HUGE, felt kinda surreal standing where all those legends played. Museum is coool but gets packed, and the guides have a lot of stories if you ask. Only thing—couldn’t really go into the stands, just a small section. Still, the blue + yellow everywhere gave me goosebumps. Would do it again, but maybe off-season next time.
2024. jan.
Took my dad (big football guy) and my little cousin. The stadium is impressive, but we felt a bit rushed during the tour. Museum had some cool trophies but not much else tbh. The store was kinda empty? Prices are high for snacks and shirts. Glad we went but not ur only must-see in BA.

Experience the energy of Argentina’s love for football as you tour the La Bombonera and the Boca Juniors Museum.

Getting started

Meet your guide near the main entrance of La Bombonera, where your tickets will be validated. After a brief introduction, you’ll begin your journey through the heart of Boca Juniors’ history.

What to expect

Explore one of Argentina’s most iconic football clubs, home to legendary players and passionate fans. La Bombonera, officially Estadio Alberto J. Armando, is a testament to how strongly Boca Juniors is a part of the Argentines’ identity.

Features

La Bombonera stadium: Walk through the stands and pitchside areas of this historic stadium, loved for its unique architecture and electric match-day atmosphere.

Boca Juniors Museum: Discover club memorabilia, trophies, and multimedia exhibits that chronicle Boca Juniors’ storied past and its impact on Argentine football.

Murals and art: View striking murals dedicated to football legends, including tributes to Maradona and Messi, celebrating their influence on the club and the sport.

Expert guide: Gain insights into the club’s history, famous matches, and the cultural significance of Boca Juniors in Buenos Aires.

Round-trip transfers: You also get round-trip transfers from a common meeting point, eliminating the need to figure out these nitty-gritties yourself.

What to bring

Wear comfortable clothing and carry a jacket to layer up if the temperatures drop.

Carry sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen as it can get fairly warm during the day.

Carry plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated.

Carry extra cash as the ATMs may sometimes run out, especially on match days when the La Boca area is packed with visitors.

What’s not allowed

Pets and service animals are not allowed at the stadium and museum.

Carrying food and drinks from outside the stadium is prohibited.

Weapons, knives, and any sharp objects are prohibited.

Carrying portable chargers, large bags and suitcases, and professional cameras and recording equipment is prohibited.

National Club jerseys and shirts are not permitted inside the stadium. However, football jerseys from other countries are permitted.

Accessibility

The museum is not accessible to wheelchair users.

Guide dogs are not allowed at the stadium or the museum.

Additional information

Access to the stadium is restricted on match days. However, you can still visit the Boca Juniors Museum and view the stadium from the outside.

Your guide is bilingual (English and Spanish-speaking) and will communicate with you in whichever language you’re comfortable.

National Club jerseys and shirts are not permitted inside the stadium. However, football jerseys from other countries are permitted.

A car will pick you up from a common meeting point and take you to the La Bombonera and the Boca Juniors Museum.

Make sure you arrive on time to ensure the tour commences as per schedule.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please arrive at the meeting point 15 mins before the scheduled time of your tour to avoid any delays.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.

Meeting point

Meet your guide at Tangol Travel Agency.

Address: Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires AR, Defensa 831, C1065 AAO, Argentina.

Get directions to the meeting point