



by Tangol
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$116The highlight of this five-hour evening is the tango show at La Ventana, a historic venue in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, known as the birthplace of tango. The performance features four couples of dancers, live tango orchestras, and a traditional Argentine folk band. The show also includes a boleadoras demonstration that reflects gaucho traditions and ends with a tribute to Eva Perón through a famous musical number. Before the show, guests can choose to join a tango lesson or attend a wine tasting led by sommeliers. Dinner, if selected, is served from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM and offers a selection of Argentine and international dishes, including traditional chorizo steak, veal Milanese, and several pasta options. Desserts and beverages such as beer, water, soft drinks, and half a bottle of wine per person from the Zuccardi winery are included with dinner. The show takes place in a restored conventillo, a traditional tenement house in San Telmo, providing an authentic setting. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available if chosen, though transfers from Palermo or other areas require meeting at a designated point. The entire event lasts about five hours and combines music, dance, food, and cultural elements in one evening.
La Ventana Barrio De Tango
The tour starts in San Telmo, Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhood and recognized as the birthplace of tango. Guests arrive at La Ventana, a historic conventillo that has been restored and turned into a dinner-theater venue. Before the main event, there is an optional one-hour pre-show experience offering either a tango class or a wine tasting hosted by professional sommeliers.
60 min
La Ventana Barrio De Tango
Dinner is served from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM, presenting a menu that mixes Argentine and international dishes. Following dinner, the tango show begins at 9:30 PM featuring four pairs of dancers, renowned tango orchestras, and a traditional Argentine folk music group. The show incorporates indigenous music and a boleadoras demonstration reflecting gaucho heritage. The evening finishes with a tribute to Eva Perón, including a performance of a well-known song from her musical.
180 min
La Ventana Barrio De Tango
The dinner menu includes starters such as Caprese salad, Chef Salad, Chickpea salad, Creole empanadas, vegetable soup, and soup of the day. Main courses offer choices like a 350-gram grilled chorizo steak with chimichurri, veal Milanese with mozzarella and tomato concase, baked pork bondiola with herbs, grilled field chicken with sides, grilled fresh fish with spinach and capers on mashed potatoes, and various pasta dishes including gnocchi au gratin, mozzarella and ham sorrentines, spinach and ricotta ravioli, and egg tagliatelle. Desserts include homemade flan, dulce de leche pancakes, American cream with berries and meringue, pears cooked in Malbec with ice cream, cupcakes with quince jam or sweet potato filling, and sweet cheese with sweet potato or quince. Drinks include beer, water, sodas, and half a bottle of wine per person from Zuccardi winery.
5 min




by Tangol
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$116The highlight of this five-hour evening is the tango show at La Ventana, a historic venue in San Telmo, Buenos Aires, known as the birthplace of tango. The performance features four couples of dancers, live tango orchestras, and a traditional Argentine folk band. The show also includes a boleadoras demonstration that reflects gaucho traditions and ends with a tribute to Eva Perón through a famous musical number. Before the show, guests can choose to join a tango lesson or attend a wine tasting led by sommeliers. Dinner, if selected, is served from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM and offers a selection of Argentine and international dishes, including traditional chorizo steak, veal Milanese, and several pasta options. Desserts and beverages such as beer, water, soft drinks, and half a bottle of wine per person from the Zuccardi winery are included with dinner. The show takes place in a restored conventillo, a traditional tenement house in San Telmo, providing an authentic setting. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available if chosen, though transfers from Palermo or other areas require meeting at a designated point. The entire event lasts about five hours and combines music, dance, food, and cultural elements in one evening.
La Ventana Barrio De Tango
The tour starts in San Telmo, Buenos Aires’ oldest neighborhood and recognized as the birthplace of tango. Guests arrive at La Ventana, a historic conventillo that has been restored and turned into a dinner-theater venue. Before the main event, there is an optional one-hour pre-show experience offering either a tango class or a wine tasting hosted by professional sommeliers.
60 min
La Ventana Barrio De Tango
Dinner is served from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM, presenting a menu that mixes Argentine and international dishes. Following dinner, the tango show begins at 9:30 PM featuring four pairs of dancers, renowned tango orchestras, and a traditional Argentine folk music group. The show incorporates indigenous music and a boleadoras demonstration reflecting gaucho heritage. The evening finishes with a tribute to Eva Perón, including a performance of a well-known song from her musical.
180 min
La Ventana Barrio De Tango
The dinner menu includes starters such as Caprese salad, Chef Salad, Chickpea salad, Creole empanadas, vegetable soup, and soup of the day. Main courses offer choices like a 350-gram grilled chorizo steak with chimichurri, veal Milanese with mozzarella and tomato concase, baked pork bondiola with herbs, grilled field chicken with sides, grilled fresh fish with spinach and capers on mashed potatoes, and various pasta dishes including gnocchi au gratin, mozzarella and ham sorrentines, spinach and ricotta ravioli, and egg tagliatelle. Desserts include homemade flan, dulce de leche pancakes, American cream with berries and meringue, pears cooked in Malbec with ice cream, cupcakes with quince jam or sweet potato filling, and sweet cheese with sweet potato or quince. Drinks include beer, water, sodas, and half a bottle of wine per person from Zuccardi winery.
5 min