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ADDRESS

Brandsen 805, C1161AAQ Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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From $50

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Did you know?

The Boca Juniors Museum was the first football-themed museum in Argentina, setting the standard for sports museums nationwide.

La Bombonera’s unique three-sided design creates an intense, ‘earthquake-like’ roar when fans chant, making it one of the world’s most atmospheric stadiums.

The museum features a dedicated tribute to Diego Maradona, showcasing his original Boca Juniors jerseys and memorabilia.

Set in the heart of the vibrant locality of La Boca, the La Bombonera is the home ground of the Boca Juniors—a club with its roots dating back to 1905. The stadium itself is known for its iconic D-shaped design, with one steep face that echoes the spectators' roars like no other stadium worldwide. The stadium has hosted football legends like Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi, and is intricately woven into the local cultural fabric.

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Why visit La Bombonera

Boca Junior Stadium in Buenos Aires with vibrant blue and yellow seating.

Step inside a living football legend

With a history dating back to 1940, La Bombonera has hosted some of the most iconic moments and players in football. Walking through it is like stepping into the heart of the sport’s legacy.

Boca Juniors Stadium exterior with colorful murals in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
La Bombonera stadium filled with fans during a match day in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Who are the Boca Juniors? 

Boca Juniors is one of the most iconic and successful football clubs in the world, rooted deeply in the heart of Argentine culture. Founded in 1905 in the working-class neighborhood of La Boca in Buenos Aires, the club has become a symbol of passion, resilience, and community pride. Known for its blue and gold colors—reportedly inspired by the flag of a Swedish ship—the team has cultivated a fierce and loyal fanbase, famously known as La 12.

On the field, Boca Juniors has amassed a storied history, with dozens of domestic league titles and multiple Copa Libertadores trophies, solidifying its place among South America's elite. Legendary players like Diego Maradona, Juan Román Riquelme, and Carlos Tevez have worn the iconic jersey, each adding to the club’s rich legacy.

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Boca Juniors memorabilia

The Boca Juniors Museum features decades worth of memorabilia in the form of trophies, jerseys, and more, giving you a glimpse of the club's material history.

Unique architecture

La Bombonera is known for its unique D-shaped design that features a steep face on one side. On match days, this design turns the already electrifying energy into an unmissable spectacle, with fans' roars eclipsing more than just the stadium.

La Boca

Besides the stadium, the entire La Boca area is themed blue and yellow, the colors of the Boca Juniors. On match days, the streets come alive with thousands of fans, vendors, and unmatched energy that is a worthwhile experience in itself.

Frequently asked questions about La Bombonera

La Bombonera, the home ground of the Boca Juniors, is located in the La Boca locality of Buenos Aires. The moment you enter this area, you’ll know how intricately its culture is linked to the club, with blue and yellow elements all around.