

El Viejo Almacen Tango Show with Optional Dinner
About this activity
Experience authentic tango culture at El Viejo Almacén, a legendary Buenos Aires venue housed in a late-18th-century building that has showcased live tango since 1969. Watch world-class professional dancers and a live orchestra perform in an intimate, historically rich setting while enjoying a three-course dinner.
If you visit Buenos Aires, you can't miss living one of the most traditional experiences of this city: going to a Tangueria. Enjoy a three-course dinner and a tango show at one of the most historical and classiest tango venues of Buenos Aires: El Viejo Almacen.
The building dates back to the late 18th century, and has been used for the tango show since 1969. Here, you will have the opportunity to watch amazing professional tango dancers and to listen to a great live band.
Highlights
- ✓Professional tango dancers and live orchestra in an iconic 1969-established venue
- ✓Three-course dinner included with show
- ✓Late-18th-century colonial architecture and atmosphere
- ✓Intimate setting with authentic Buenos Aires tango tradition
- ✓Located in the historic heart of the city
Insider tips
- ★Arrive early to secure a good table with clear sightlines to the dance floor—seating fills quickly
- ★Dress smartly; this is a classic Buenos Aires experience where locals dress up
- ★Tango shows often run late into the evening; plan accordingly if you have early plans the next day
- ★The three-course menu typically features traditional Argentine cuisine; mention dietary restrictions when booking
Good to know
- •Total duration is 3 hours 30 minutes including dinner and show
- •Dinner is included; beverages may be additional
- •The venue is a historic building; access details not specified—confirm accessibility needs directly
- •Evening show; plan transport in advance (taxi, rideshare, or hotel arrangements recommended)
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Evening performances are the traditional tango show experience. Book for weekends or peak season (November–March) if you prefer higher-energy crowds; shoulder seasons offer a more intimate atmosphere.
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