Argentina · MUSEUMS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 museum visits justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Visit Boca Juniors Museum and La Bombonera in Buenos Aires, with historic exhibits, stadium access, and optional Spanish guided tour.
“It's great to be there. It would have been even better if we had gone up to the steep stands.”
Compare Boca Juniors and River Plate through two football museums, stadium access, local guides, and practical tips for this Buenos Aires tour.
“Quiero agradecer a Ariel, nuestro guía quien se portó maravillosamente! FELICITACIONES¡! Solo una pena que el Estadio de la Boca no se pueda entrar a su cancha.”
Explore Buenos Aires by bus for 48 hours, with flexible stops, audio commentary, and visits to River Plate and Boca Juniors museums.
“The whole process felt clunky. The bus conductors either wanted to take a picture and give us a new QR code or couldn't scan what we'd been sent. The circuit feels too big, particularly when there's traffic. A suggestion would be to run the buses both ways. it basically ended up with people staying on the buses rather than getting off. We had the tickets for both stadiums and the experience was different at both. Boca we didn't get a tour but at River Plate we did. Needs to be clearer what to expect and how to to receive it when doing something other than just the bus. Areas like…”
Explore River Plate Museum, relive legendary goals, watch a 360 film, and add a stadium visit in Buenos Aires for $27.
“Fue super rico y la guida super amable. Sigue adelante así.”
Explore 100 million years of Patagonian history in El Calafate, with dinosaur fossils, mega-mammals, glaciers, and Tehuelche culture.
“It is about 7 blocks from Libertador Avenue and is a space, albeit small, full of history. I recommend reading more than the use of hearing aids.Auto-translated”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Boca Juniors, River Plate, and TOP Museum tour, with honest advice on access, guides, timing, transport, and value.
“Our guide Fabian was awesome!! I loved the TOP museum the most. Me and my son had a wonderful time at to Boca stadium too. I was in football heaven all day!! We shared so many stories as we live in London and have season tickets at Spurs and Chelsea. Fabian loved the pic of my son with Messi!”
Explore Jewish Buenos Aires on a 4 to 5 hour walk through Once, AMIA, the Jewish Museum, and Libertad Synagogue.
“A good bit of walking and standing and lots of stairs in some places. Guide was passionate, enthusiastic and very well informed! We learned so much!”
Explore four San Telmo art galleries in two hours, from Linse Galería to Piedras Galería, with small groups and a finish near the market.
“A nice way to see San Telmo. All the galleries were amazing in different ways, and really enjoyed the building as much as the art.”
Review of Córdoba’s private Jesuit Museums tour, with UNESCO sites, private transport, guide Rodrigo, costs, timing, and booking advice.
“Rodrigo was a really great tour guide. Friendly and helpful but also very knowledgeable of the sites and the history. Seeing the picturesque Jesuit sites was great and we also stopped for a really delicious authentically local lunch. Then we went to an old-school Italian deli for espresso and sweets, and we also had time to stop by a local winery which I really enjoyed. Would definitely recommended. Rodrigo speaks both Spanish and English”
Explore Maradona’s first home, Argentinos Juniors stadium, and fan-built museum on a guided Buenos Aires football tour.
“É stato fantastico, tutti molto competenti ma soprattutto gentili. La nostra guida si chiamava Fernando!”
Trace Argentine art from classic to contemporary on a small-group Buenos Aires tour with museum visits, coffee, snacks, and expert context.
“This was a great way to spend my last day in Buenos Aires, it was a nice overview of various Argentinian and other Latin American artist. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. It was a nice experience.”
Explore Maradona’s first Buenos Aires home, Argentinos Juniors, and La Paternal with a bilingual guide on this intimate football tour.
“Enjoyed the entire experience, with our informative guide Fernando. Learnt a lot about the early beginnings of Maradona and cherished the time spent in Maradona’s home. Fernando was very polite and hospitable throughout the tour.”
Explore Buenos Aires Jewish history on a private walking tour with the Jewish Museum, Libertad Synagogue, Once, AMIA, and more.
“Our guide was fab, English was excellent and full of information /knowledge. Took us to two synagogues and one had a concert in progress which we heard the end of. Had a tasty lunch at one of the kosher shops and took something back for later to eat. Lived up to expectation and more … guide was Fernando.”
Review of River Plate’s Monumental Museum and Stadium tour in Buenos Aires, with pricing, access, highlights, drawbacks, and booking advice.
“One of the most elegant stadiums I've ever visited. Great stadium for the Argentina national team and the River Plate club.Auto-translated”
Tour River Plate’s 86,000-seat stadium, museum, tunnel, and changing room with a private guide in Buenos Aires.
“Já enviado a reclamação. Serviços contratados não foram prestados. Visita feita com guia do próprio estádio. Dificuldade de acesso, snack contratado não foi recebido, enfim, pessimo serviço”
From the ice field to the cellar door.
