Gray Line: Buenos Aires Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Ticket with Boca Juniors Museum Entrance and Lunch

The Boca Juniors Combo brings together the best of Buenos Aires with the passion of Argentina’s most beloved football club. With a 48-hour ticket for the Hop-On, Hop-Off Buenos Aires Bus, you can explore the city at your own pace, hopping off at the places that catch your eye and rejoining the tour whenever you like. The open-top double-decker Hop On, Hop Off Buenos Aires buses are comfortable, equipped with air conditioning and a sunroof, and the audio guide is available in multiple languages, sharing stories, history, and curiosities of each stop. As you make your way through the city, you’ll see the grandeur of Congress and Avenida de Mayo, the historic charm of San Telmo and Paseo de la Historieta, and the colorful streets of La Boca and Caminito with the iconic Bombonera at its heart. The route also takes you to the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero and Costanera Sur, the elegance of Recoleta with its famous cemetery and historic cafés, and cultural treasures like Floralis Genérica, MALBA, Usina del Arte, and the Teatro Colón. 

Green escapes await in Palermo’s parks with the Planetarium and Bosques, while the northern stretch along the Río de la Plata brings you past the Fishermen’s Club, Parque de la Memoria, and the Estadio Monumental. You’ll also pass through Chinatown’s vibrant streets and admire the architectural splendor of Galerías Pacífico. From select 48-hour Hop On, Hop Off Buenos Aires bus tour stops, you can join free walking tours led by expert local guides, adding another layer of insight to your exploration. A key moment of this combo comes in La Boca, where you step inside the Boca Juniors Passion Museum. Here, themed exhibits showcase trophies, jerseys, photos, and videos that bring the club’s legendary history to life. The highlight is an express visit to La Bombonera’s South Stand, where you can feel the same energy that moves thousands of fans on match day.

The experience continues in Puerto Madero at the Jugador Nro. 12 restaurant, where Boca Juniors’ spirit fills every corner. The entrance sets the tone with a “path of glories,” lined with photos of idols like Diego Maradona, Juan Román Riquelme, and Martín Palermo, accompanied by the sounds of chants that make you feel as if you’re back in the stadium. The menu balances tradition and variety, beginning with a choice of provoleta or a meat empanada, followed by hearty mains such as Milanese Napolitana with potatoes, sirloin steak with garnish, or vegetarian noodles with sauce. Dessert options include homemade flan or ice cream, paired with your choice of soda, water, wine, or beer. It’s a meal wrapped in nostalgia and passion, perfect to share with friends, family, or fellow fans.

With the Boca Juniors Combo, you get football, culture, history, and food all in one unforgettable package. It’s more than a tour of Buenos Aires—it’s a chance to see the city through the lens of Boca Juniors, where every stop, every corner, and every taste carries the spirit of the blue and gold jersey.