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There is more to do in Buenos Aires than a single trip can hold. These are the 6 tango lessons tours worth booking first, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where to reserve a place.
A private 60-minute tango lesson in Buenos Aires with patient coaching, beginner-friendly basics, and studio lessons in Palermo or downtown.
Most Popular“The dance class was outstanding. I can only highly recommend it. And Luciano is a very kind and wonderful teacher.”
Tango Porteño in Buenos Aires: optional 1-hour tango lesson, 3-course dinner with wine, and a 10pm live show near the Obelisk.
“We took the optional dance lesson. It turned out to be taught by two of the dancers who were later featured in the show. What a treat. The venue glitzy outside and 1920’s inside-very cool. We had very good seats-up above and near the back. Dinner was very good. The show starts at 10 and…”
Learn tango the private way in Buenos Aires with a 1-hour lesson for all levels, from embrace and ocho to confident basics.
“The class was wonderful. Joshua was a wonderful instructor. My Fiancée who couldn’t dance was able to dance the basic at the end of the class. Highly recommended.”
Saturday tango class in Almagro’s old mansion: learn first steps with Johana Copes, sip authentic mate, snack, then practice with teachers.
“Not enough time with a teacher. The teacher focused mainly on the regular students”
Private tango lesson plus a hands-on Argentine cooking class in Buenos Aires, ending with a 3-course meal featuring empanadas and dulce de leche.
“First, very nice man and nice tango teacher. It would have been a great experience except we had transportation issues getting there and then found out it was not actually a private class. It was our last night in Argentina and we chose this particular class because it was listed as private and we wanted…”
Private 1-hour tango lesson in a classic Buenos Aires house with professional dancers, teaching the basics plus a live performance.
“Joana is lovely, an excellent dancer, and had the patience to guide us through the basics of tango.”
The barrios, the day trips out past the city and every way to spend a day in Buenos Aires.
