Browse all Tango Shows
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La Ventana TangoGood show, good food, and good onda in a classic building in historic San Telmo. |
   7 reviews. |
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La Esquina Carlos GardelSteeped in tango tradition this large, historic venue and its show are a definite crowd pleaser. |
3 reviews. |
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Rojo TangoIn the luxurious Faena Hotel, Rojo Tango is modernized tango served red hot. |
2 reviews. |
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Señor TangoThe Broadway version of a tango show, complete with a chorus line of dancers! |
3 reviews. |
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Complejo TangoThe history of tango and the luxury of modern Buenos Aires combine in one place! |
3 reviews. |
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Madero TangoFeel like a VIP at this ritziest of tango experiences. Lights, camera, extravaganza! |
2 reviews. |
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El Viejo AlmacénThis classic venue delivers a professional tango experience and a beautiful show to an international audience. |
1 review. |
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El Arrabal (Cordoba)In the provice of Cordoba, excellent food makes the evening at this small, extremely welcoming tango show. |
1 review. |
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Piazzolla TangoHonoring the great Argentine composer, this tango show exudes class and artistry. |
1 review. |
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El QuerandíOne of the most historically accurate shows in the city, bar none, El Querandí is a living memory. |
2 reviews. |
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El Rincón del Tango (Bariloche)In beautiful Bariloche, El Rincón del Tango has it all: classes, a milonga, a full tango show, and an intimate setting. |
No reviews. |
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Juan Tango (Bariloche)Tucked in below the ski slopes, Juan Tango is a haven of heat and world-class tango dancing. |
1 review. |
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Almacén de Tango (Mendoza)Wine and tango are woven together to tell a classic Argentine story that literally dances on your palate. |
No reviews. |
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Café de los AngelitosFollow in the footsteps of Gardel, eat where he ate, and enjoy a bright, brash tango extravaganza. |
No reviews. |
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La Confitería IdealThis classic café is a complete tango experience, with classes, a milonga, shows, and even a few locals! |
No reviews. |
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Sabor a TangoTango meets opera meets gauchos at this historic Italian palace, so bring your dance shoes and shout bravo! |
No reviews. |
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Tango PalaceThe Disneyland of tango, with life size reconstructions of old Buenos Aires and its people! |
No reviews. |
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Taconeando – La Vereda de BebaA mix of the modern and classic, this tango show and dance hall is as vibrant as it is economic! |
No reviews. |
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Esquina Homero ManziManzi was a poet, writer and filmmaker, and Esquina Homero Manzi is just as multifaceted. |
No reviews. |
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Boca TangoA tango show for the history lover, BocaTango brings its historic neighborhood to life. |
No reviews. |
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Café TortoniHistoric Café Tortoni serves up intimate dancing and good food for half the price. |
No reviews. |
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Gala TangoIn a luxurious French-style dance hall, this tango show delivers quality food and performances. |
No reviews. |
Recently Reviewed Tango Shows
 | Complejo TangoReviewed by Hanne KakariaThe venue was great – very intimate, being held at a place with tables... |
 | La Ventana TangoReviewed by Steven BuchwalterMy wife & I booked and pre-paid as part of our total Argentina... |
 | La Ventana TangoReviewed by TravelbugI went to the show as the travel agency’s guest. The pick up and drop-off... |
 | La Esquina Carlos GardelReviewed by Sandra MillerWe thought the show was very good but the male singer didn’t... |
 | Complejo TangoReviewed by Jette JamesThe show was great. Particularly enjoyed the history of tango. The setting was... |
 | El Viejo AlmacénReviewed by Christina LynnThe El Viejo Almacen is part of the history of Buenos Aires, and is one of... |
| El QuerandíReviewed by Christina LynnDuring my stay in Buenos Aires I was able to attend two tango shows, and this... |
