Really great trip! Amazing atmosphere before and after the game. Always felt safe and looked after by our exceptionally knowledgeable guide Maty!

This show was booked via our guide and did not disappoint. Picked up and dropped back to hotel. We opted for the tango class before the show which for 10usd was well worth it and great fun. Show and meal was great. You are served the meal first, then the show starts. Highly recommend!

The best tango show and authentic Argentina folklore . Beautiful place with lots of history and very complete detail and great service attentive to your needs the flan with dulce leche to dye for great night out with family and friends . Worth every penny .

Overpriced for under an hour guided tour. Later I learned that I could've paid for the same ticket in their original website for half of the price what you're paying in tripadvisor. Aside from that, the tour guide was knowledgeable and patient with a group of 15+ people.

What a great experience we had watching the game between Racing V Union Santa Fe.Great atmosphere and always felt safe there. Mati our guide was exceptional. From start to finish everything was very well thought of, from the information given before hand through whatsapp about the game to the actual tour itself. His eagerness to teach and share his knowledge of the local area and surrounding area of the stadium was fantastic! After the game and tour had ended Mati then took time out of his own schedule to take us on the subway to a place that we could eat. We were very grateful of this time he took and we enjoyed every minute of the tour.Mati was great company and a fantasitc guide! Thank you! Ynyr a Huw

this was a great show! The music was super nice, and the whole atmosphere is just electric. Really worth it overall, especially for a romantic dinner

Excellent performance that's under-recommended, perhaps because they don't pay for affiliate links. Included 4 or 5 Piazzolla nuevo tango pieces, plus some film footage of the master playing bandoneon. (There's a subtly-integrated background video/light show.) The rest was traditional tango music, but its rendering felt contemporary, not something playing through a 1920s Victrola. The dancing was jaw-droppingly accomplished, acrobatic, and sensuous, including both tango and modern dance. The performers are 6 couples, with 1 couple serving as impresarios. Great 6-piece band (2 violins, 2 bandoneons, piano, upright bass). Singers front the band with solo songs during costume changes. The elegant theater looks huge in photos, but it's actually quite intimate. Dancers come forward do dance in the front loges, and singers walk right into the audience with cordless mics. This is in the basement of Galería Güemes, a Milan-style 1959 shopping arcade at Florida 165, a few walkable blocks from Plaza de Mayo and the Casa Rosada. We booked the show only, no dinner or hotel transfer. But we arrived early, and were offered an à-la-carte food and drinks menu. Outstanding deals (quoted in U.S. dollars) on well drinks. The space can be cool in Argentine winter (June–August), so dress in layers.

The dinner was excellent and the show did not disappoint. It is a bit pricey but exceeded my expectations with service, ambiance and performance.

What a great show. So energetic with very talented dancers and a varied show. It is worth eating there as the food was good and there is a choice. Excellent wine as well.

what exquisite architecture. our guide was knowledgeable and clear. my only regret is that i wish we could stay for a performance

What we were able to see was fantastic. Unfortunately, they had the main theater blackout due to an upcoming show in the theater. Tickets should not be sold if the entire theater is not available. Our guide was very knowledgeable and great dealing with the changes.

Every where the hype of the soccer game is high. Even in the soccer mobile game the events are on the list. IS someone want to visit and watch the soccer match live, how he can achieve a less expensive accommodation?

We had a really great time with Mati attending a Racing game. I've spent a long time in Argentina, but going to a soccer match was something I'd been still wanting to do and going with a guide was definitely the best approach. I would recommend searching the local teams' schedules and perhaps going to a River Plate or Boca Jr. game since they're more popular and in more tourist-friendly neighborhoods, but overall it was a really incredible and authentic experience to have, plus we learned history about the different teams throughout the night. Thank you Mati for making sure we had fun and felt safe!

I went to the Argentino Jr v. Corinthian Copa Sudamerica match. Originally I was suppose to go, and paid for, the Estudiantes v. Gremio Copa LIbertadores match but they were not selling tickets to non members. So they offered to reschedule me for the former match. I had been on several tours before this soccer match in La Boca, Recocleta Cemetary, and in Palermo. I was expecting something similar to these types of tours where I can learn a lot about Argentinian soccer, the clubs you are watching, the culture, the history, or something similar. This was not a tour. They basically pick you up in a bus or van with several other tourists and take you to the stadium. They walk with you and show you where to sit and that's it. They don't explain anything, or talk to anyone, you just sit there in the group and watch the game, not knowing anything about the teams, players, whether this is a big match, or a meaningless match between teams that will be relegated. They did offer water or cola but they didn't offer any food (which they promised). My friend and I paid $125 US or $140k pesos Argentinos each for this experience. We talked to some of the locals and they said it should have been around $40k or $50k pesos at most. The games here, unless the team is in a bad area, or it is a rivalry match, are in my experience pretty safe. They only allow fans of the home team into the stadium (no away fans), there are probably close to 70 or 80 police and security officers in and near the stadium, and the concession stand in the stadium doesn't sell alcohol. I didn't see anyone near me that was intoxicated. They all looked and appeared sober. I saw a lot of little kids there and women in the stadium. I really don't think a local guide is necessary unless the stadium is in a dangerous part of Buenos Aires. The guides are nice but this didn't really match my expectations. I would only do this if it was for Boca Jrs, River Plate, or a team that is far from Palermo like Estudiantes, since the transportation makes things easier. Otherwise if it is local team, like Argentino juniors, it's probably best to just go alone with your friends. There is nothing dangerous about going to this alone and it is way cheaper. I basically just considered the $125 USD or $140k pesos I paid a charitable donation since the economy in Argentina is very bad and the peso is almost worthless.

Loved our tour with our knowledgeable guide. An added bonus was visiting while a performance was going through their sound checks. We were allowed to sit and listen for 5 minutes. Stunning.