River Plate is the largest stadium in Argentina, covering over 3,437m² (37,000ft²) and a recognized worldwide legacy. Over its 110-year history, the venue has witnessed glorious sporting moments and institutional milestones. Founded on November 9th, 2009, the River Museum houses the most precious treasures from Club Atlético River Plate's past. The museum is also equipped with a 360-degree cinema that immerses visitors in a film showcasing the passion of millions of fans.

On this tour, you'll learn about the origins of the club, the first steps into professionalism, big matches, and the glory days of River Plate. You'll also gain access to the stadium grandstand for a panoramic view of the pitch. As you explore the Time Tunnel, you'll chronologically encounter key figures of River Plate, teams that elevated the club's status, the best goals, memorable wins, and the most valuable trophies. The sections include audiovisual presentations that highlight the national and international significance of each period.

The River Museum serves as a testament to the club's history, a place where the public interested in River Plate and soccer as an expression of popular culture can enjoy it.