I invite you to a football tour in one of the most football-obsessed and passionate cities in the world, where we will take a 360-degree tour of Buenos Aires, passing by 9 stadiums (It does NOT include entry to them, it can be added as an option, info to my WhatsApp) that will give us the opportunity to see the city from all its cardinal points: South, East, North, and West.

To the Southest, we will pass by the legendary Bombonera of Boca, and the two stadiums of Avellaneda, which have the unique feature of being only a few meters apart.

To the South, we will visit the stadiums of the popular and “classic enemies,” Huracán and San Lorenzo.

To the West, we will see the stadiums of the “Virrey” Vélez, the Maradonian Argentinos Juniors, and the iconic neighborhood stadium All Boys.

To the North, the… Monumental… stadium of River.

And we will take advantage of this to immerse ourselves in the various social and architectural facets of this wonderfully football-driven city of Fury, called Buenos Aires.

A tour with pre-defined stops to visit the newest, oldest, and smallest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. Modern buildings, the famous Puente de la Mujer (Woman’s Bridge), the legendary Costanera (Waterfront), and the Ecological Reserve beyond which lies Uruguay. Old and small neighborhood of San Telmo (1.2 square kilometers in total), its historic cobblestones, its evolution through gastronomy, art, politics, comics, antiques, the smallest house in Buenos Aires, Mafalda. Renovated buildings, the Conventillos, a connection point with La Boca synonymous with immigration. La Bombonera, tango, houses that ended up being multicolored for the lack of paint, and much, much more!

DURATION: 4 hours. A shorter version of 2 hours is available. Any additional information via WhatsApp.

A tour with pre-defined stops that will show you the less touristy side of La Boca. Afterwards we will be gradually reaching its more famous side with its slum-style atmosphere, tango, La Bombonera, artists, colorful houses, the old port, and renovated areas with theater and art. Then, after a 1-km walk, we will reach Passage Lanín: an open-air “exhibition” of urban art with Venetian mosaics and tiles along 40 facades The Passage was designed by the artist called Marino Santa María,  and it captivated the neighborhood residents to the point that today it is declared as a Site of Cultural Interest and Historical Protection.

DURATION: 4 hours. A shorter version of 2 hours is available. Any additional information via WhatsApp.