At Brandsen 805 in Buenos Aires, the Museo de la Pasión Boquense traces the history of Boca Juniors inside La Bombonera. Trophies, past and present jerseys, and displays about players such as Diego Maradona, Martín Palermo and Juan Román Riquelme bring the club’s story into focus. A 360-degree football presentation recreates the view and atmosphere of a match. You can also browse the souvenir shops and stop at the photo spots. A VIP tour includes access to the away team dressing room.
Boca Juniors inside La Bombonera
The Museo de la Pasión Boquense is devoted to Club Atlético Boca Juniors and its history. It sits inside La Bombonera, the club’s home stadium in Buenos Aires. The museum follows Boca’s development from a neighborhood club founded in 1905 through its later achievements in Argentine football.
The exhibits focus on the people, matches and objects that have shaped the club. Displays include trophies and jerseys from different periods, alongside material about celebrated players. Diego Maradona, Martín Palermo and Juan Román Riquelme are among the figures represented.
The 360-degree match presentation
A central audiovisual exhibit uses a large football-shaped screen to show 360-degree match footage. The presentation places the viewer amid the action and the sounds of a game, offering a sense of the stadium atmosphere without attending a live match.
The museum also includes a hall of fame and displays devoted to the club’s victories and supporters. Together, these exhibits give context to Boca Juniors’ place in Argentine football and to the strong connection between the team and its fans.
Tour options and practical details
A VIP tour includes access to the away team dressing room. Confirm what the tour covers when booking, especially if you have a particular area in mind. Visitors who need an English-language tour should ask directly about the guide’s fluency, as some tours described as bilingual may be conducted mostly in Spanish.
Buying a ticket online does not necessarily bypass the entrance queue. An advance purchase may still require waiting to enter and exchanging a voucher for a paper ticket. The museum is at Brandsen 805, and its website is museoboquense.com.
FAQ
How long does a visit to the Museo de la Pasión Boquense take?
Allow about two hours for the tour.
What can you see in the museum?
Exhibits include Boca Juniors trophies, jerseys, club memorabilia, a hall of fame and a 360-degree match presentation.
Does the VIP tour include access to the players’ dressing rooms?
It includes access to the away team dressing room.
Is the tour available in English?
Some tours may be conducted mainly in Spanish, so ask specifically about the guide’s English fluency.
