Buenos Aires
I sifted Buenos Aires’ tango shows down to the ones worth a whole evening, from grand dinner theaters to small San Telmo stages. Most venues sell a show-only ticket alongside the dinner seating, and it is often the smarter buy. Sit close if you can; the footwork is the show.
Kickstart your senses with the mesmerizing Piazzolla Tango Show in Buenos Aires, where passion and culture collide in an unforgettable dance - but that's just the beginning...
Most Popular★ 4.4“Enjoyed the whole thing - tango lesson, meal and show. Waiter was lovely.”
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2,122 reviews75 minutes - 3 hoursFrom $48
Lose yourself in the enchanting world of Argentine dance and culture at the Madero Tango Show, where passion and precision collide...
★ 4.3“Food was average but the show was fantastic. Servers etc also very nice, though drink orders can be slow. To repeat though, the show was fantastic!”
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748 reviews90 minutes - 4 hoursFrom $25
Join Sarah on a mesmerizing journey through the enchanting world of tango as she uncovers thrilling surprises that will leave you craving for more.
★ 4.5“We really enjoyed the lovely dinner and tango show. It was very reasonable prices considering the transportation, show, 3 course dinner and a bottle of wine”
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743 reviews2 to 4 hours (approx.)From $46.00
Prepare yourself for a mesmerizing tango show at La Ventana in Buenos Aires, where passionate dancers and live music will transport you to another world.
★ 4.5“The food was delicious. The show was enjoyable. However, the transportation was lacking. We texted our tour operator and waited in our hotel lobby 30 minutes before pickup and got no response. 10 minutes before pick up we texted again and waited outside. Again no…”
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646 reviews5 hours (approx.)From $58.00
Step into the sensational world of tango with a Skip the Line Ticket for the Tango Porteño Show with Dinner, where the rhythm and romance of this iconic dance come alive.
★ 4.5“What an experience. The food was good, the service was good, the show was absolutely awesome 👌 The dancers are so talented.”
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430 reviews4 hours (approx.)From $102.50
Lose yourself in the allure of Mansión Tango's show in Buenos Aires, where a secret awaits to be discovered...
“Tango lesson amazing followed by great dinner and fabulous show”
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376 reviewsFrom $43
Discover the enchanting world of Tango at Piazzolla, where a night of dinner and dancing awaits to ignite your senses and captivate your soul.
★ 4.0“show was good, but drink is very expensive and waitress took 50% tips for himself without option. Do not pay 50% tips guy who bring drink to you.”
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277 reviews4 hours (approx.)From $25.00
Lose yourself in the enchanting world of tango at The Old Warehouse Tango Show, where passion and elegance intertwine in a mesmerizing dance of emotions...
★ 4.5“We chose the dinner package and the food was very good. The waiters were a fun group. The tango performance was well done with several variations. The Gaucho/Bolas demonstration was very interesting and fun. We would have been fine without the singer at the end.…”
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247 reviews1 hour 35 minutes (approx.)From $68.00
Absorb the passion of Buenos Aires with a private tango lesson - where every step whispers a tale waiting to be told.
★ 4.9“It was so much fun to learn the tango! Gaby is a great teacher. We had a blast and really recommend you to take the private lesson so it can be adjusted to your level :)”
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244 reviews1 hourFrom $39
Bask in the essence of Argentine heritage at the El Querandi Tango Show, where an unforgettable cultural experience awaits - but what sets this show apart?
★ 4.0“Nice to know we could go to the show by taking a rideshare from the port after having dinner on the ship.”
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243 reviews4 hours (approx.)From $58.00
Mysterious allure awaits at El Viejo Almacen, where the heart of tango beats on - discover the hidden magic within.
“The show itself was great. A somewhat touristy show that includes singing and traditional instruments that are not directly associated with Tango, but still an enjoyable experience. The dinner, however, was less than underwhelming. I opted for not-so-meaty starter and main that turned out to…”
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223 reviews2 - 4 hoursFrom $75
Witness the mesmerizing world of tango at Tango Porteño with this exclusive show ticket - but what secrets and surprises await beyond the skipping of lines?
★ 4.0“The Tango show was fantastic. The performance of all the dancers, singers and musicians were amazing. Buying the ticket early from Viator made it really convenient.”
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194 reviews2 to 4 hours (approx.)From $41.00
Step into the mesmerizing world of The Old Warehouse Tango Show in Buenos Aires, where the sultry allure of tango awaits, captivating audiences with its passionate performances and authentic cultural experience.
★ 4.5“Totally professional. It is simply a shame that the venue space is so cramped for the performers. The entire event was nervousness that one or more o the actors would fall off the stage. They deserve so much more there in Argentina.”
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180 reviews2 to 3 hours (approx.)From $60.00
Kissed by the magic of tango, Buenos Aires' Mr. Tango Dinner & Show promises an unforgettable evening - but what's the hidden ingredient that makes it truly special?
★ 4.0“Absolutely perfect! From booking, to pick up and drop off at my hotel. The dinner was delicious and the show was INCREDIBLE!!!! no words, just amazing from beginning to end. Highly recommend this Tango show if you can't decide which one to go to. 10/10…”
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177 reviews4 hours (approx.)From $65.00
Tantalize your senses with the Skip the Line: Cafe De Los Angelitos Tango Show Ticket with Optional Dinner, an unforgettable evening of passion and cuisine in vibrant Buenos Aires.
★ 4.5“The show was great! Elegant, fast paced and incoporated history and modern fare seamlessly. The venue is also excellent and the car service was perfect to get in/out quickly”
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163 reviews3 hours (approx.)From $115.00
I measure Buenos Aires in long dinners and longer walks; every barrio argues its own case.