River Plate Stadium - The Monumental
Official name: Antonio Vespucio Liberti Monumental Stadium.
Inauguration date: May 25, 1938.
Capacity: 65 thousand spectators.
River Monumental
The Monumental is the stadium that belongs to the Club Atlético River Plate, it is the largest court in Argentina and is among the ten largest in Latin America. It is estimated that it has capacity for more than 65,000 spectators. It was inaugurated in 1938 and only in 1958 was the north stand built, reaching a record capacity of 100,000 spectators at that time, then with the new rules for spectators that capacity was lowered. The last major modification was in 1978 for the World Cup that was held in the country when the upper tray was built in the north stand and the lower stands were remodeled. Next to the stadium are the club's other sports facilities such as a training place, basketball courts, swimming pool, etc.
River Stadium Tour
River Plate Museum
To one side of the stadium is the River Plate Museum, which shows the history and passion of the Nuñez club. Inside you can visit different sectors with t-shirts, trophies, audiovisual material, images and testimonials from players. The museum has more than 3,500 square meters of surface and a modern design with sections for displaying cups and trophies and other testimonies of the club's history. In addition, the museum operates a 360 Cinema where an emotional film about the feeling of the River World is projected. There is also a river sports clothing and souvenir shop and a theme bar.Visit to the River Plate Stadium
From the museum the guided tour of the River Field departs every hour, with which you will visit different areas of the Stadium such as the locker rooms , press room, visitors' sector, stands and trays.Visiting hours
Hours: Wednesday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Note: schedules may be modified on training or first team match days.
Buy tickets at: cariverplate.com.ar/entradas-para-el-museo
For more information we recommend calling by phone: (54 11) 4789 1156
Facebook del Museo: facebook.com/MuseoRiverPlate
Instagram: instagram.com/museoriver
River Plate Stadium
In addition to the River Museum where you can see shirts, photos, trophies and many other things related to the club's history, a visit to the stadium is also offered. The Express Visit, a short tour for those who don't have much time. And the Stadium Tour, an extensive visit to the different areas of the field.
Prices for a visit to the River stadium and museum
MUSEUM + STADIUM TOURADULT (ARGENTINE AND/OR RESIDENT): $ 4000
ADULT (FOREIGN): $6000
RETIRED/JUNIOR: $2,400
RETIRED/MINOR (FOREIGN): $4500
PARTNER: $2000
MUSEUM + EXPRESS VISIT
ADULT (ARGENTINE AND/OR RESIDENT): $ 2500
ADULT (FOREIGN): $3500
RETIRED/JUNIOR: $1500
RETIRED/MINOR (FOREIGN): $2500
PARTNER: $1300
MUSEUM
ADULT (ARGENTINE AND/OR RESIDENT): $ 1500
ADULT (FOREIGN): $2000
RETIRED/MINOR: $900
RETIRED/MINOR (FOREIGN): $1500
PARTNER: $800
+ Minors: up to 4 years free of charge, from 5 to 12 years old pay as a minor, while from 13 years old they pay the adult.
+ People with disabilities free entry to the museum. (Presenting certificate)
How to get to the River Plate Stadium
Address: 7597 Figueroa Alcorta Av., Nuñez, City of Buenos Aires.By train: Mitre Railway Station, get off at Nuñez Station, walk 14 blocks // Belgrano Norte Railway Station, get off at Scalabrini Ortíz Station, walk 12 blocks.
By colectivos (buses) : line 15, 29, 37, 42, 57, 107, 130, 152, 160.
By subway: line D, get off at Congreso station, walk 16 blocks.
Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti · Av. Pres. Figueroa Alcorta 7597, C1428 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentinien
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