La Bombonera

Went solo on a rainy morning, and honestly, the atmosphere was still EPIC. The blue and yellow everywhere just pops! The tour guide was funny—cracked some jokes about River Plate, haha. Took tons of pics in the stands (you can’t get on the grass tho, they’re strict). Museum was less crowded than I expected, so I got to take my time. Only downside: some displays are only in Spanish, so bring Google Translate if you need it.

Family trip—2 kids (7 & 10), both wild about soccer. They LOVED the stadium, esp when the guide let them sit in the players’ seats (just for a sec). Tour was in Spanish but our guide did quick summaries for us in English, much appreciated! Museum has some cool interactive stuff for kids. Gets noisy, so keep ur group together.

River Plate stadium is the real deal. Went with my brother and we both loved it. The guide gave us cool behind-the-scenes stories. Go early to avoid crowds.

Took my dad for his 60th bday and he was like a kid again. Our guide told stories from every decade. Museum is small but packed with cool stuff.