Tour La Boca: Memories of a Working-Class and Tango Neighborhood

🏞️ Tour Description: Casa Amarilla – Caminito

Casa Amarilla:

We begin at Casa Amarilla, an emblem of the neighborhood and a starting point full of identity. Here we evoke the memory of the first settlers and the origin of La Boca as a port and immigrant community.

The Ghost Tower

We move towards the ghost tower, a corner shrouded in mystery and urban legends. This space invites us to imagine the stories passed down from generation to generation, blending myth and reality.

Historic Tenement

The tour continues through a historic tenement, a living testimony of the community life of immigrants. Its corridors and patios speak to us of solidarity, coexistence, and popular struggle.

Artisanal Bakery

We stop at an artisanal bakery and tell the story of the "Anarchist Bakers" and their connection to the famous Facturas!

Notable Bar Café Roma

We continue to Café Roma, a notable bar that preserves the essence of gatherings, football discussions, and cultural meetings. Here, history is breathed, and neighborhood identity is celebrated.

The House of 10 – Cultural and Tasting House

The visit takes us to the House of 10, a cultural and tasting space that pays tribute to football and the figure of Diego Maradona. It is a place where passion mixes with art, flavors, and collective memory.

La Bombonera

People and Carnival! We arrive at La Bombonera, a temple of football and a world symbol of Boca Juniors. Here, emotion becomes palpable: the stands and murals tell the story of the founding of this Club formed by Genoese!

Firefighters' Square

We continue to the Firefighters' Square, a tribute to those who protect the community. It is a space for meeting and rest, with historical and social value.

Caminito

We enter Caminito, the most famous street museum in La Boca. Its colors, murals, and artists immerse us in a permanent carnival of art and popular culture. Here, life is expressed in every corner.

Monument to Quinquela Martín

We end at the monument to Benito Quinquela Martín, the painter of La Boca. His legacy reminds us that this neighborhood is not only about football and the port but also universal art. It is a closure that celebrates the identity of La Boca in all its richness.