The museum features a 'Time Machine' cinema experience that displays the club's history in a 360-degree format.
The collection includes the original uniforms worn by the 'La Máquina' squad, considered one of the greatest teams in football history.
It houses the original founding documents of the club, which dates back to its origins in the La Boca neighborhood before its move to Núñez.
The facility is integrated directly into the structure of the Mâs Monumental, the largest stadium in Argentina.
The museum displays artifacts from the 1986 Intercontinental Cup victory, a milestone in the club's international legacy.
The River Plate Museum, located within the Mâs Monumental stadium, serves as the repository for the history of Club Atlético River Plate. It spans over 3,500 square meters, chronicling the club's founding in 1901 and its multiple national and international tournament victories. The exhibition utilizes interactive technology to showcase chronological historical timelines and significant player achievements. Visitors can view original jerseys, trophies, and historical match-day artifacts from over a century of professional football. The museum facilitates guided tours that include access to the locker rooms, the pitch-side tunnel, and the stadium stands. It is situated in the Núñez neighborhood of Buenos Aires and remains one of the largest sports museums in the world.
The viewpoint overlooking the pitch from the tunnel entrance.
Purchase a combo ticket that includes the stadium tour to access the pitch and locker rooms.
Book your stadium tour in advance online as slots frequently reach capacity, especially on match-adjacent days.
Check the website for 'match day' exclusions, as stadium access is restricted when the first team is playing at home.
Do not attempt to visit on match days without verifying stadium tour availability, as large sections of the complex will be closed to the general public.
Closed on match days; stadium tours are suspended during major stadium events.
