As you enjoy this tour, you will be able to visit " The Museum of Boca Fans Passion", its changing rooms, preferential stalls and then, enter the field feeling a real protagonist.
Once in the field, guides will tell you thrilling anecdotes and will give you enough information about the soccer team for you to enjoy the experience as much as it is possible.
As you go around the legendary Stadium called " La Bombonera " , you will observe mural paintings by Benito Quinquela Martín representing the moment in which the club took its colors: blue and yellow- since its fans made out a boat with Swedish flag.
You will go by the main lot of the stadium, by the entrance gate of the visiting team and you will observe the stalls and grandstand, stopping at one called Natalio Pescia which is reserved for Boca Jrs. hooligans and is popularly known as Nº 12.
All along the tour, the guide will tell you about different events that turned this club into one of the most popular and well known in America taking you back to those moments in which different soccer stars forged the feeling called " Passion of crowds".
You will start doing the circuit that Boca Jrs. players do to get to the field, going by the changing rooms and the legendary tunnel until you reach the lawn of the field.
The feeling is unique. Once in the field, observing around you, you will have an experience which is difficult to describe. However, you will be able to imagine the grandstands full of fans singing rhythmic chants that catch everyone, the rain of little papers and the smell of the traditional "choripanes" which will always be present in these scenes.
After some amazing moments, you will visit "Bernardino Vega Press Room" named after a famous narrator from the '50s that followed the local campaigns of Boca team for twenty two years and whose personal feature was never to shout a goal of the visitor team.
You can also visit the different rooms of Boca Museum observing shirts, national and international prizes and the idols room to leave the place pleased at the experienced moments.
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