The former home of painter Benito Quinquela Martín, now a museum showcasing his artwork and personal belongings. It celebrates his legacy and contribution to Argentine culture.

Also known as conventillos, these were shared houses where many immigrant families lived in small rooms around a central patio. Made of wood and metal, they were often painted with leftover ship paint, giving the neighborhood its iconic colorful look. Today, they are a symbol of La Boca’s working-class roots and multicultural history.

Ce sont des copies des anciens "conventillos", maisons précaires des premiers immigrants oú la culture de la Boca s'est developpée.

Le stade de Boca Juniors, emblématique de sa rivalité avec River Plate et de sa riche histoire, C'est grand mais c'est à moitié plein . Ses couleurs caractéristiques sont le « bleu et l'or »

Over the years, La Bombonera has undergone several expansions, notably in 1941 and between 1951 and 1953, enhancing its capacity and facilities. The stadium has hosted many historic matches, including Boca's first victory against Independiente in 1940. La Bombonera is celebrated as a temple of football, recognized for its unique atmosphere by renowned figures in the sport.🇸🇪🇸🇪

His romantic name Is linked to local legends and the nostalgic atmosphere of the neighborhood

Son nom poétique vient d’une vieille tradition locale : autrefois, des marins et des immigrés – surtout génois – s’y retrouvaient pour attendre des nouvelles de leurs familles restées en Europe ou de navires perdus en mer. Les soupirs qu’on y entendait, pleins de tristesse ou de nostalgie, ont donné naissance à son nom : la place des soupirs.

Le Caminito est un lieu touristique très connu ; il est el plus beau du monde . On peut entendre du tango dans les restaurants et dans la rue. on mange du choripan et du asado dans plus de rues quelques restaurants.le tango est né ici.

C'est une petite place avec un mât et une statue. Elle est ornée d'un canon et se trouve près du "caminito".

The “malvón” (geranium) in Caminito is more than just a plant — it is a symbol of the neighborhood’s cultural identity, associated with protection, joy, and the beauty of its colors.

This is the stadium of Boca Juniors, one of the most popular football teams in Argentina. It is called “La Bombonera” because of its unique shape.

There is also a museum about the team’s history inside.

Quinquela Martín House: Painter

This house belonged to Benito Quinquela Martín, one of Argentina’s most important painters. Today, it is a museum that displays his works, mostly about life in the port and the workers