I think the lesson were 25 pesos and include the Milonga afterwards (which is usual). Its located at Indipendencia 525 which rents out its space to different instructors each night. Flor de Milong is on Tuesday night. The teachers are a very nice couple called Lucia and Gerry. Gerry is originally from Ireland so there lesson is completely bilingual. That... More

One cannot go to Buenos Aires without tasting the real tango atmosphere there! As a foreigner, looking for tango, one can easily get caught by one of these very expensive, fake tourists traps though. Not so when one goes to Lucia & Gerry's tango classes and/or milonga. I truly enjoyed the enthusiasm and passion of both teachers and the atmosphere... More

Friends from Buenos Aires recommended Flor de Milonga as an "underground" milonga I might enjoy on a recent visit to the city, and they were so right. Unpretentious, colorful, and warm, and frequented by an interesting mix of locals and internationals, Flor de Milonga is filled with all that I love about tango--great music, plenty of dancing, and performances that... More

At Flor de Milonga I felt like Queen for a Day! The leaders were wonderful dancers, full of energy and just incredible fun. I felt welcome and appreciated. The intimacy made the venue come alive. I was there two different weeks and both of the performances were excellent. When I go back, I will concentrate on Flor de Milonga. I... More

After my third try I actualy found the place, and still had to walk up an old stairway and through a room to actually get into the milonga. It seemed like they were going out of their way to hide it! This place has been 'lived in', for sure... but unlike the large more famous venues, like Nino Bien, or... More

From the very first visit to Buenos Aires in 2009 Flor de Milonga became our favorite Milonga to visit on tuesdays. I remember the first visit there. . Our friends from argentina Carlos and Helena Had taken us to our first visit to milonga in the weekened , now we were on own. We went exited up the stairs and... More

Right, you've done the big ones - Nino Bien, Salon Canning, Club Gricel, La Viruta. Now you want something on the fringe. Get to San Telmo and visit Lucia and Gerry's Flor de Milonga in Independencia. Arrive before midnight, preferably but not necessarily with a partner - dance into the early hours - enjoy music from the golden age interspersed... More