Tango in Buenos Aires: Everything You Need to Know, Buenos Aires, Argentina

If you find yourself at a loose end or looking for something to do after dark in Buenos Aires, going to a tango show is something I can highly recommend. I fully caught the tango bug in Buenos Aires and ended up attending two tango shows during my short time there. Based on my experiences and observations at Tango Porteno and El Querandi, I鈥檝e compiled some info about what to expect and most importantly what to avoid in order to have a better experience and save money.

Some tango shows offer transport to the venue, this is a very good option as it saves the hassle of organizing an Uber and usually you arrive before the other guest ergo better seats! (this was particularly true for El Querandi)

Most venues offer various packages including a dinner, wine and show package, a wine and show package or just the show. I recommend eating before the show and NOT booking the dinner package. The dinner package is usually an exorbitant price and not very good quality. Most Argentinians opt to eat at a nice restaurant beforehand and watch the tango with only wine accompaniment. We tried both options and found at El Querandi that the food was pretty average in comparison to other restaurants. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Tango in Buenos Aires: Everything You Need to Know
Guide Location: Argentina » Buenos Aires
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Summer Buckley
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