This playground is located just steps from the National Museum of Argentine Football, between the Independiente and Racing stadiums. It also pays tribute to football, since the city of Avellaneda was considered the capital of Argentine football. There's nothing better than playing in a square where the rubber flooring mimics a professional football pitch! With goals at each end, in this park you can feel like Dibu Martínez saving penalties against France. Besides being epic, this playground features a themed play tower inspired by the iconic Tango ball from the '78 World Cup, when Argentina became world champion for the first time in history. Who wouldn't want to be Menotti, Bilardo, or Scaloni for a while? The space also includes a swing frame with ten swings numbered like the jersey of Argentina's top scorer Leo Messi, spinning-top-shaped carousels to keep the fun going, and climbing structures that put the little ones' skills to the test.