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Combine two Argentine delights in one experience during this tango class with wine tasting in Buenos Aires. You'll start with a 1-hour lesson in the country's national dance, learning the basic movements of tango. Then sample homemade empanadas with local wines. The class takes place inside an original "conventillo," a type of tenement where immigrants lived in the 19th century.

With pickup and drop-off at the cruise port and centrally located hotels, this shopping tour takes the stress out of getting to your desired destination. Save time navigating through Buenos Aires while a driver-guide picks out top shopping venues and helps you find the best prices for quality clothing and leather goods. The outlets of Nike, Christian Dior, Lacoste, Puma, La Martina, Brookfield, Abercrombie, Guess, and Levi are included. 

The Rojo Tango show is one of the most popular in Buenos Aires, held in an intimate 1920s-style venue at Hotel Faena. This tour includes hotel pickup, unlimited drinks, and a spectacular performance of live musicians and tango dancers, featuring impressive choreography, atmospheric sets, and dazzling costumes.

Get an immersive experience with Argentinian cuisine during this private cooking class in Buenos Aires. Taking a cooking class gets you out of the typical tourist experience—just eating in restaurants to experience the food—and into the kitchen. You’ll make traditional Argentine empanadas and enjoy some wine and a chat about Argentine culinary culture as you eat.

For timid beginners wanting to learn tango basics in a low-pressure environment or advanced dancers looking to improve their moves, a private tango lesson in Buenos Aires is a great way to meet your needs. Learn tango steps from a professional instructor who meets you at whatever level you need, plus get a local perspective on the importance of tango dance to Argentinian culture as you dance.

Experience a traditional tango show in Buenos Aires, including private transfers to make the evening seamlessly convenient. This tour package includes a 3-course meal and a tango show, during which you will learn all about the Argentinian tradition of tango and see talented performers command the stage. Prebooking this evening out to ensures you get an authentic, can't-miss, Buenos Aires experience.

Enjoy a memorable night out in Buenos Aires and experience the passion of the Argentine tango at an evening La Ventana tango show. With live tango and folk bands, and a gaucho demonstration, this is one of the city’s most unique tango performances. For the full experience, kick off the night with a delicious 3-course dinner.

Experience 5-star treatment with an unforgettable Rojo Tango show, held in the glamorous Faena Hotel. Dine on a delicious 3-course dinner (optional upgrade at own expense), sip sparkling wine and enjoy a spectacular night of show-stopping choreography, dazzling costumes and live music. For your convenience, hotel pick-up and drop-off are included.

With us, you will feel like a local tango. We do not want you to live the tourist tango, but you can enjoy a real milonga night. You will be accompanied by two tango dancers who have been dancing in milongas for 20 years. You will know the codes, movements and the history of tango. The activity is semi private, we handle small groups so they feel accompanied and can learn and ask everything they want!

Watch a traditional tango show in Buenos Aires during this evening outing at El Viejo Almacen. Choose from an optional dinner and/or VIP access to this venue, founded by Edmundo Rivero in 1969. Sip unlimited drinks from the bar while you watch the dancers make magic onstage and let the orchestral tango music wash over you. Round-trip transportation from Buenos Aires hotels is included.

Be inspired and empowered by the legend of one of Argentina’s most beloved icons – Eva Peron, or Evita, on this 3-hour private history tour of Buenos Aires. Listen to her famous speeches at the Evita Museum and learn about her early life, her rise to prominence and the Peronism political movement, fronted by her husband Juan Domingo Peron. Visit Casa Rosada where she famously addressed the people from the balcony and see the filming locations for Madonna’s 1996 movie Evita, then pay your respects at her tomb in Recoleta Cemetery.