Located beside the iconic La Bombonera stadium, the Boca Juniors Museum (officially known as the Museo de la Pasión Boquense) is a must-visit if you’re in Buenos Aires. More than just a collection of trophies, it's a vibrant tribute to one of the world’s most passionate football clubs, which was also home to legends like Diego Maradona, Javier García, and Sergio Romero.
Book La Bombonera ticketsLike La Bombonera, the best time to visit the Boca Juniors Museo is on a weekday rather than a weekend. This is when the crowds at the museum are smaller, giving you the space to explore all the exhibits peacefully.
In terms of the season, autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) are the best times to visit, as the weather is comfortable and you won’t have to deal with the crowds that the museum hosts during the peak seasons.
Plan Your Visit to La BomboneraThe Boca Juniors Museum is open from 10am to 6pm every day of the week. On match days, access to the stadium is restricted, but the museum remains open.
The museum in itself is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and has a wheelchair accessible entrance.
The stadium and museum do have parking, but this is reserved for club members. As a visitor, you’ll have to find street parking or rely on the paid parking garages nearby. Better yet, we recommend you use public transport to avoid the hassle of parking altogether.
Entry tickets to La Bombonera & Boca Juniors Museum
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