Museo de Cera
Museum     
Del Valle Iberlucea 1261
Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat-Sun 11am-8pm   
mailto:info@museodecera.com.ar     
http://www.museodecera.com.ar/     
4303 0563
     
This museum was founded in 1980 in commemoration of Buenos Aires' cultural and historical figures. Soccer commentators and politicians alike are on exhibit and a few exhibits even include cultural reenactments. Taxi

Museo al aire libre "Caminito" 
Museum     
Caminito entre Magallanes y Lamadrid.
Daily 10am-6pm              
4545 2073  

This open-air "museum" brings the brushstrokes of painter Benito Quinquela Martín to life in its colors, sculptures and ceramics. In fact, more than a museum, it is an art market where a constant exhibit of works inspired by the surrounding port area and neighborhood are sold. A stroll through the streets is sure to thrill the tourist for its uniqueness and air of bohemia. Humble dwellings painted in vibrant colors frame the pedestrian street known as el Caminito and immortalized in a tango tune of the same name. Its first inhabitants were the working-class Genoese immigrants who settled along this path, which led from the river to the railroad tracks and is now home to innovative artists.Bus: 64

Bombonera  
Sports Venue     
805 Brandsen     
mailto:cas@bocajuniors.com.ar  
http://www.bocajuniors.com.ar/     
4309 4700  

Built in 1940, La Bombonera (The Chocolate Box) is home to the Boca Juniors soccer club, one of the most talented teams in the world. Visitors can experience the bigger than life enthusiasm at a soccer game in La Bombonera and watch the locals scream and cheer at the top of their lungs. The stadium seats 57,395 people and houses a museum featuring historical soccer memorabilia. Taxi or Bus 24

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