ARGENTINA
Argentina's classics.
The 10 show tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.
70-minute equestrian and flamenco show in Cordoba’s 16th-century Royal Stables. Andalusian horses, dressage styles, no photos.
“Thoroughly enjoyed this Equestrian show. The horses & riders were magnificent. The dancing was fabulous. Great way to immerse a visitor in the spirit of Spain.”
See Astor Piazzolla-style tango in Buenos Aires’ 1915 Galería Güemes. Optional dinner and drinks before a 75-minute show.
“Definitely a must do while in Buenos Aires! Our favorite thing we did. Learning to tango was very fun and social, the show was incredible. Highly recommend.”
Buenos Aires Tango Porteño: 75-minute tango show with an 8-piece orchestra. Optional 3-course dinner and unlimited drinks from $40.
“Free drink top ups! Maybe we had a little too much!”
Riverfront Madero Tango show in Buenos Aires with live orchestra, singers, and optional 3-course dinner plus unlimited drinks.
“maybe opting for the dinner would have been a good idea. great show”
San Telmo tango at La Ventana: pre-show wine or tango class, optional 3-course dinner, and a show with gaucho folklore.
“The venue show and dinner was fantastic! The transportation that came with it, never showed up. Luckily our hotel was willing to call the venue and arrange another means of transport.”
See Tango at Buenos Aires’ Piazzolla Theatre in a classic, art-filled venue, with optional dinner and hotel transfers.
“I highly recommend attending the show. We skipped the dinner & arrived 9:15 pm. Enjoyed wine before the show. It started at 10 pm sharp. The show started off mellow & continued to get better. Well thought out. Musicians & singers were passionate & talented. Each set was unique. We were lucky to see the…”
San Telmo’s El Viejo Almacén tango show with optional 3-course dinner, two drinks, and round-trip van service from nearby Buenos Aires hotels.
“The tour operator was terrible. Reminders to make sure you are ready for pick up at 7:30, they cannot wait. They did not show up until 8:30. We stood outside waiting for an hour. As a result the very nice dinner was rushed. The show was great. We were given great seats. My suggestion would…”
El Querandí in San Telmo brings live tango history, optional 3-course dinner, and easy transport for a great Buenos Aires night.
“The show was great. We didn’t do the dinner, just the show. I only have two complaints - (1) the sound system was cranked up way too much, which was totally unnecessary and took away from the beautiful music and singing (loud volume is often used to mask bad performances, but they don’t need to…”
Royal Stables of Córdoba blends Andalusian dressage with flamenco in 1h10. English mobile tickets, no photos, and evening weather tips.
“Beautiful horses. Talented riders. Very entertaining show. Great for all ages. It’s confusing to enter but once in it’s fine.”
An elegant Buenos Aires tango night at El Viejo Almacén with live orchestral music, dancers, and dinner, plus downtown pickup options.
“The show was absolutely phenomenal! Pick up from the designated spot was not very easy. Since our hotel was not downtown, they have me a spot near the obelisco and finding our driver was almost impossible. We had to frantically contact provider to figure out where to meet them.”
