Buenos Aires: Maradona Walking Tour with Argentinos Juniors, Casa de D10S & La Paternal

Walk La Paternal on a guided 3-hour tour tracing Diego Maradona's life through his stadium, childhood home, and local murals.

Getting started

Start your guided 3-hour walking tour in La Paternal, where you meet your professional trilingual guide for an introduction to the neighborhood and route. From here you set off on foot, with no transportation required, moving between key Maradona sites at a comfortable pace. The tour both begins and ends within La Paternal, so you can plan onward travel easily.

What to expect

Diego Armando Maradona Stadium

This is the home ground of Argentinos Juniors, where Diego Maradona began his professional career and forged much of his early legend.

Features:

• With admission to Diego Armando Maradona Stadium included, you enter the venue and have time to take in the stands and atmosphere of the ground linked so closely to his rise.

• Your guide helps you connect specific parts of the stadium to moments from Maradona's life and career, placing La Paternal's football history in context.

Casa de D10S

Casa de D10S is Maradona's childhood home in La Paternal, preserved as a point of connection to his early years off the pitch.

Features:

• During your visit to Casa de D10S, Maradona's childhood home, you see the residential side of his story and how his life in this neighborhood shaped the player he became.

• At this stop, your expert guide shares stories that link the house, the family setting, and the surrounding streets to key stages of his personal journey.

Maradona murals and street art in La Paternal

La Paternal is filled with Maradona murals and street art, turning the neighborhood itself into an open-air tribute to his legacy.

Features:

• This segment of the tour involves a guided visit to various Maradona murals and street art in La Paternal, giving you the chance to see how local artists honor him on walls, corners, and building facades.

• Your guide provides live commentary on Diego Maradona and La Paternal history here, explaining how each artwork reflects episodes from his life, his status in the community, and the district's ongoing connection to football culture.