Unfortunately, a true football champion has died who will remain in the hearts of Italians, Argentines, but also the entire world: Diego Armando Maradona. To celebrate his memory, which will undoubtedly be indelible, at fortourslovers we have decided to take you in mind to explore his favorite places in his homeland: Argentina. We have already told you about Lanús, the city where El Pibe de Oro was born. However, we took him to discover his Buenos Aires, with the true hope of being able to return soon and take a tour in his honor. .
Let's start from the assumption that the extraordinary capital of the South American country is truly an explosion of beauty. Just think of the numerous parks, squares and green spaces that make this city a true vital lung for those who live in it.
But not only that, it was precisely here where Maradona married the first of his wives: in Basilica of the Blessed Sacrament. Church that has since become a pilgrimage destination for many followers of the South American player.
But even more interesting is the visit to the neighborhood. The paternal, where Maradona grew up and started playing soccer withJunior Argentines. It was precisely here, in fact, where in 1976 El Pibe de Oro debuted as a professional player, in fact, the nickname we just mentioned was born in these parts. A visit to the team's museum is not to be missed, where the trophies and awards obtained by the Argentine over the years are still preserved today. In fact, it is no coincidence that the stadium is named after him.
A small neighborhood that has also recently been declared "The world capital of footballPrecisely in honor of Diego, who is remembered by his former neighbors as a child who went to the store to buy his apple, his soda, and loved his mother, his father and his brothers.
Finally, don't miss an immersion in the world of the Argentine soccer player's great love: the Boca Juniors, . In particular, a complete tour of La Bombonera, the Boca Juniors stadium, where you can admire the stands, the changing rooms and the private park of the "Hand of God".
