Lionel Messi was born in June 24th, 1987, in Hospital Italiano Garibaldi in Rosario. His birth established the city as the place that would tie him to his loved ones forever. Rosario is where his friends, relatives, and passions are. Here, he can take a break from being a superstar and give way to the spirit he humbly shows in every game —that of a neighborhood guy.
The tour features the most important places in Leo’s life, along with stories recalling the years he lived in Rosario.
We'd like to thank the collaborators who helped in the creation of the circuit: Micaela Pereyra, members of El Campito club, Andrés Preumayr, Agustín Ruani, Viviana Kosciuk, and Andrea Sosa.
La vida escolar de Leo transcurrió en la Escuela N* 66 “General Las Heras”, a pocas cuadras de su casa.
La casa de la familia Messi se encuentra en la emblemática zona sur de Rosario.
Acá empezó todo. La historia cuenta que al partido le faltaba un jugador, en la tribuna con apenas cuatro...
Fue amor a primera vista. A los 9 años Lucas Scaglia, amigo de Lionel, invitó a su prima Antonella a...
El mural fue pintado mientras se jugaba la Copa América 2021 en las intersecciones de las calles Azara y...
El potrero donde Leo Messi empezó su relación con la pelota hoy es un club de barrio.
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Newell’s Old Boys Stadium: soccer passion in Red and Black in the Independence Park.
Few are aware that Messi once wore the blue and red shirt of the so-called “Charrúa” club.
Leo’s star plaque can be found at the intersection of Av. Pellegrini and Entre Ríos Street.
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