La Boca is a colorful, picturesque and full of life neighborhood that shows visitors its friendliest side, offering them snapshots of the images on a postcard.
La Boca owes its name to its location at the mouth of a creek in the Río de la Plata. Used as a port for many years, its port activity attracted numerous immigrants, especially Genoese, who settled in the area in search of work.
The construction of the houses in the area was made of wood and sheets painted with innumerable and striking colors from the paint that was left over in the port, giving the neighborhood a peculiar and charming appearance.
The main attraction in La Boca is the picturesque Caminito pedestrian street, a beautiful street more interesting than the best of the city’s museums. Among the colorful and curious buildings of Caminito there are numerous restaurants, terraces and painters’ stalls as well as tango dancers who make visitors fall in love with the magic of their steps.
La Boca is also home to the well-known stadium of the famous Boca Juniors soccer team, better known as “La Bombonera”, opened in 1940.
SHOPPING MALLS
In the neighborhood of La Boca you will find multiple souvenir shops and the typical Tavern type restaurants.
CAMINITO DE LA BOCA
One of the most emblematic walks in the City and one of the unmissable attractions for those who visit Buenos Aires.
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
One of the Institutions that the artist Benito Quinquela Martín donated to the neighborhood with the intention of creating a center for cultural and educational development.
TRANSPORTATION
Connectivity with the main means of transport that allow you to move around the city freely.
GASTRONOMIC CENTER
La Boca has one of the most varied gastronomic centers in the city.
BOCA JUNIORS STADIUM
In the neighborhood of La Boca is located the famous stadium and museum of Club Atlético Boca Juniors
A building with 30 studio apartments. Strategically located in the historic and colonial neighborhood of San Telmo, known for its beautiful architecture, history, tango, its cobblestone streets, surrounded by low houses, notable bars and cafes. Just 800 meters from Plaza de Mayo, the Cabildo, 1 km from Puerto Madero and only 8 km from Jorge Newbery airport.
