Amazing atmosphere!! Crowd was incredible! Energy from start to finish!!
I had a great visit to the Boca stadium and the visitor's center is incredible. I was fascinated to see all the memorabilia and to enjoy the experience that has been created for the fans within a very confined space. The short walk onto one of the stands offers a unique perspective of the field and the unique architecture of the stadium. I can only imagine how incredible this place is during a game.
It was a dream to visit Copa junior stadium and it came true in my recent visit to the city of buenos Aires. It's very easy to reach the stadium and almost every tour guide will take you here. You will find few shops outside the stadium to purchase souvenirs. Due to a game next day general people were not allowed to go inside the stadium. 😯
I hope to get clicked inside the stadium in my next trip
Go inside, skip the shop, and buy a ticket which includides a stadium tour. It's the only way you will experience the legend of Boca Juniors and really understand the vibes of La Boca. Guides are very welcoming (tours are in Spanish) and will give you more insights on how the club became the most acknowledged club in whole Latin America.
The public spaces (potreros), alongside the stadium were a great place to watch (and play) football with local kids, now they put fences around them with security guards. Wierd, especially for a city famous for football, with one of the most iconic stadiums in the world??!!!
The best stadium in all of Argentina. Vamos Boca!
This is the soccer world temple, a compressed narrow chocolate box (that's the nickname) where you are literally over the players. It is vibrant: it really shakes but the Boca fans say that it beats. When Boca scores there the Buenos Aires sysmographer records the trembling. More about Buenos Aires at www.yourfriendinbsas.com.ar
Para todo fanático del fútbol, la Bombonera es un lugar inevitable. No te pierdas un partido en vivo !
Great stadium, you get a chance to get up close with the cups and get a couple of pics taken as a part of the tour package. The area doesn't feel safe as we tried to explore around it and got asked to turn around by a concerned local woman!
A must in your visit. there's a lovely museum to visit
South America's modern Roman Coliseum. A great piece of Slovenian Architecture in a picturesque area of bright coloured houses with a big cultural movement in the streets around Tango and Boca Juniors.
A game here with 40.000 people jumping and chanting during 2 hours is simply spectacular, a life time experience of adrenaline and passion. A must see in Buenos Aires
Must visit in Buenos Aires. Home of the best soccer team and greatest crowd. The museum experience is nice but if you're lucky enough to get tickets for the game, you'll end up cheering for Boca, the whole game experience is just amazing.
Nice play. It's a sanctuary among football (soccer) followers. Its design is simillar to a box of bombones (chocolates), that's the origin of it's name
The ambience around the stadium is a very popular and traditional one. To walk around the neighborhood is to drench in the history of this club and it's fans.
Great stadium with good visibility and astonishing atmosphere at match days! A must see for football fans.
For soccer fans! That is the place you must visit! Take time a do a nice tour through the museum and the stadium!! Story, Uniforms, Trophies, all the things about Boca Juniors History!! From there go to Caminito to enjoy the food and the neighborhood.
La Bombonera!! You must go to this place. Full of colorful history. Passion for real football. A historical temple. 👍👍👍👍👍