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Visitors interacting with a digital display at Museo River in Buenos Aires, with a city tour bus nearby.
Inside the River Plate Museum at Estadio Mâs Monumental, Buenos Aires, with visitors exiting.
Guests exploring the field at Estadio Monumental Stadium, home of River Plate football club.
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Group touring the tunnel of Estadio Mâs Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
River Plate Museum exhibits jerseys and memorabilia at Estadio Mâs Monumental, Buenos Aires.
Guests seated at Estadio Monumental, home of River Plate, overlooking the football field.
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  • Visit Club Atlético River Plate's iconic home ground, with full access to the museum, an express stadium tour, and a 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour in a single ticket.

  • At the museum, enjoy a tour of the Trophy Hall, the Time Tunnel, and the 360° immersive cinema, and get a panoramic view of the pitch and stands at the stadium.

  • Your Hop-on Hop-off bus tour gets you access to the Red Route, which includes 25 prime stops and buses plying every 25 minutes.

  • The buses also include an audio guide in 11 different languages, so you can enjoy a deeper context into the city and its landmarks' histories.

  • For the full River Plate experience, book the combo with the full stadium tour to access the locker room, players' tunnel, and the stands.

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  • Visit Club Atlético River Plate's iconic home ground, with full access to the museum, an express stadium tour, and a 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour in a single ticket.

  • At the museum, enjoy a tour of the Trophy Hall, the Time Tunnel, and the 360° immersive cinema, and get a panoramic view of the pitch and stands at the stadium.

  • Your Hop-on Hop-off bus tour gets you access to the Red Route, which includes 25 prime stops and buses plying every 25 minutes.

  • The buses also include an audio guide in 11 different languages, so you can enjoy a deeper context into the city and its landmarks' histories.

  • For the full River Plate experience, book the combo with the full stadium tour to access the locker room, players' tunnel, and the stands.

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$72
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Guests exploring the field at Estadio Monumental Stadium, home of River Plate football club.
Group touring the tunnel of Estadio Mâs Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
River Plate Museum exhibits jerseys and memorabilia at Estadio Mâs Monumental, Buenos Aires.
Inside the River Plate Museum at Estadio Mâs Monumental, Buenos Aires, with visitors exiting.
Guests seated at Estadio Monumental, home of River Plate, overlooking the football field.
Visitors interacting with a digital display at Museo River in Mâs Monumental stadium, Buenos Aires.
Exhibit of River Plate coaches and memorabilia at Museo River Plate, Buenos Aires.
Visitors exploring exhibits at Museo River in Mâs Monumental stadium, Buenos Aires.
Explore at your pace
  • Explore over 3,500 square meters covering over a century of Club Atlético River Plate's illustrious history as you step into the River Museum.

  • Walk into the grand Trophy Hall, which displays all the trophies the club has won since 1901, taking in their stellar record in both domestic and international matches.

  • Walk the museum's Time Tunnel for a breakdown of the club's most iconic moments, or discover the 360° Projection Room for a recreation of the matchday energy.

  • Upgrade your tickets to include an express tour of the stadium, which offers a panoramic view of the pitch from the stands.

  • For a complete experience, opt for the full stadium tour. This includes access to the players' tunnel, the locker rooms, and the stands, which otherwise seat tens of thousands of roaring fans.

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  • Explore over 3,500 square meters covering over a century of Club Atlético River Plate's illustrious history as you step into the River Museum.

  • Walk into the grand Trophy Hall, which displays all the trophies the club has won since 1901, taking in their stellar record in both domestic and international matches.

  • Walk the museum's Time Tunnel for a breakdown of the club's most iconic moments, or discover the 360° Projection Room for a recreation of the matchday energy.

  • Upgrade your tickets to include an express tour of the stadium, which offers a panoramic view of the pitch from the stands.

  • For a complete experience, opt for the full stadium tour. This includes access to the players' tunnel, the locker rooms, and the stands, which otherwise seat tens of thousands of roaring fans.

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$27
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Tourists taking photos at La Bombonera stadium in Buenos Aires.
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Tourists posing for photos near La Bombonera stadium in Buenos Aires.
Visitors exploring exhibits inside La Bombonera stadium museum in Buenos Aires.
Framed Boca Juniors jerseys displayed inside La Bombonera stadium museum.
Mural of Diego Maradona inside La Bombonera stadium museum, Buenos Aires.
Tourist taking photos at La Bombonera stadium in Buenos Aires.
Tourists with guide taking photos at La Bombonera stadium in Buenos Aires.
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  • Visit the museums of both Boca Juniors and River Plate, along with a complete tour of the El Monumental Stadium on a guided tour with a local expert.

  • Dive into football history as you explore club memorabilia, trophies, and stories of iconic players at each museum.

  • Enjoy insights from a multilingual guide, sharing the rich heritage and fierce rivalry that define Buenos Aires football.

  • Experience the match-day energy at the La Bombonera with an interactive film that highlights key moments in the Boca Juniors’ history.

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  • Visit the museums of both Boca Juniors and River Plate, along with a complete tour of the El Monumental Stadium on a guided tour with a local expert.

  • Dive into football history as you explore club memorabilia, trophies, and stories of iconic players at each museum.

  • Enjoy insights from a multilingual guide, sharing the rich heritage and fierce rivalry that define Buenos Aires football.

  • Experience the match-day energy at the La Bombonera with an interactive film that highlights key moments in the Boca Juniors’ history.

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$228

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Book stadium tours at least a few days ahead during weekends and football season, as match schedules and events can affect availability.

If you want access to more stadium areas, avoid visiting on matchdays or concert setup days when routes may be restricted.

For match experiences, arrive at least 60–90 minutes early because security queues and crowd density increase significantly before kickoff.

Confirm your tour language before booking, since some departures are conducted primarily in Spanish.

Use taxis or ride-hailing services after evening matches, as nearby streets become crowded and public transport stations fill quickly.

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About River Plate Stadium

Explore River Plate Stadium and Museo River through guided tours, matchday experiences, and football-themed city tours in Buenos Aires. From trophy rooms and pitchside access to roaring match atmospheres, every experience offers a deeper look into one of Argentina’s most celebrated football clubs.

Did you know?

River Plate Stadium hosted the 1978 FIFA World Cup Final, where Argentina won its first World Cup title.

Estadio Mâs Monumental is the largest football stadium in Argentina by seating capacity.

Museo River opened in 2009 and became one of the country’s first major football museums dedicated to a single club.

The stadium regularly hosts Argentina national team matches alongside River Plate fixtures.

The venue has also welcomed major international concerts by artists including Coldplay, Taylor Swift, and The Rolling Stones.

Why visit River Plate Stadium?

Experience Argentina’s football culture up close

River Plate Stadium offers one of the most immersive football experiences in South America. Whether you visit on a quiet tour day or during a roaring home match, you’ll witness the passion, songs, banners, and traditions that define Argentine football culture.

Explore Museo River

Museo River traces the history of Club Atlético River Plate through trophies, historic shirts, interactive displays, archival footage, and exhibits dedicated to the club’s greatest players and achievements. It adds rich context to the stadium experience.

Stand inside one of South America’s largest stadiums

The scale of Estadio Mâs Monumental is striking in person. Recent renovations expanded the stadium into a modern football arena with towering stands that can hold more than 80,000 spectators, making it one of the continent’s biggest venues.

Go behind the scenes

Guided tours often include access to areas not usually open to visitors, including the stands, internal corridors, media zones, and pitchside sections. Walking through the player tunnel offers a glimpse into the emotions players experience on matchday.

Combine football with northern Buenos Aires

The stadium sits in the Núñez neighborhood near parks, riverfront areas, Belgrano, and Barrio Chino. A visit pairs easily with exploring another side of Buenos Aires beyond the city’s more tourist-heavy districts.

Plan your visit

Museo River Entrance

This is the primary entrance for visitors joining stadium and museum tours. Located within the stadium complex near Avenida Figueroa Alcorta, the entrance provides direct access to ticket scanning, guided tours, and museum exhibits.

Matchday Turnstile Gates

During River Plate matches, visitors must enter through the gate specified on their ticket. Security checks are mandatory, and access routes differ based on seating sector and membership category.

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