There are many places to see tango performed here in Buenos Aires but most of them don’t start until 10:00pm. If you want an earlier show this one is a good option. It is in a smaller venue with three levels of seating so everyone has a good view of the stage. The show is non-stop high energy lasting an hour. There were from one to three couples dancing tango with costumes that evoked the 1940’s and were changed throughout the show. There was also a performance of flamenco with boleros and drums, a few solo vocal numbers, and some instrumental pieces played by the band. The band included a bass, piano, bandolero, and guitar. Their playing really set the mood. A few comments to share. The description of this show on TripAdvisor made it sound like the optional dinner was a set menu. We’ve found that the food served at this type of setting is sometimes lacking, so we opted for show only tickets. The advertised time if you chose the dinner option was 6:45, with the show starting at 7:45. When we were seated at about 7:30, others around our table were just then ordering their meals. So the show actually started at 8:30. Had we known the dinner time was very flexible, we would have arrived 30-45 minutes later. Also, diners were ordering off menus, so there were multiple options for what one wanted. If we were to go again, I think we would include the dinner option as the food looked good. Overall, this was a great show, everyone in the cast highly skilled and the result was an intimate experience of authentic Argentine music and dance.

Very detailed guide, interesting streets and the boat ride from the Río de la Plata is very nice with good views of the city.

Excellent option for soccer lovers. Both stadiums were awesome. Top museum very interesting collection. We really enjoyed it. Thanks.

Late and slow than normal Hotel Transfer. Scheduled pu is 8:45pm we were the first to board, after that there were at least 7 more stops but only two had people showed up. The entire shuttle took 2 hrs. The show already started 15 min by the time we sit down. They blamed the driver there’s no apology from the show organizer. Terrible arrangement all the way.

We had the show and dinner deal for two and we had a blast! The nice and clean van picked us up at our hotel, took us to the place where a nice dinner was served followed by a fantastic show! Then a safe ride back to Hotel. Yes we opted to have an upgraded bottle of wine which costed us a little more but it was well worth it! The 💃 dancers and players are fantastic and we will not hesitate to go back! We loved the show! Please get the steak and flan! They are superb!

We arrived about 20:30 and had more than enough time to enjoy our dinner. Do not get the crêpes that was not a good choice. The steak was so so. The atmosphere and ambience was nice and the theater was quite beautiful. The show was very fun and the musicians were outstanding. The show lasts an hour, which is the perfect amount of time.

We enjoyed our Buenos Aires city private tour. Our tour guide Ana made it really special. She was knowledgeable and professional. She spoke English well and answered all of our questions. She took us to all the different places in the city and explained everything thoroughly. The tunnel tour was also very interesting and worth visiting-the tunnels have been meticulously restored and the guided English tour was very informative. We highly recommend this tour, especially with Ana.

All I had to do was pay for my adventure, and you took care of the rest of it. From the lobby of my hotel, to the ferry ride and tour that you put together you left nothing for chance. Nora brought us back to our hotel. It doesn’t get much better than that. Thank you

Great Show, great actor! I didn‘t ordered the Food, but I think this was also smarter, which I would give young people and students as an advice to get you something somewhere else before/after and just enjoy the show with the drinking flat of wine and Beer :)

Excellent trip all round. Colonia is small and beautiful, ate good food and drank good wine and beer during the day. Some live music being played at some of the bars. Logistics: Picked up and collected after the trip by Luis who was friendly and shared some insights of Buenos Aires. Updates from Carlos related to the trip were informative. Our guide Lourdes was knowledgeable. Queuing for passport control both sides (less organised the BA side) was a frustration but such is life!

À we’ll run operation. Our driver Nora picked us up promptly and took us tot he port with plenty of time to check in, clear immigration etc. Note you will need to scan out of Argentina and into Uruguay before leaving port! Once you get to Uruguay you just put you bag on the scanner and go. Lourdes our guide in colonia was very knowledgeable and did a great job with a large group. Had enough time to eat lunch take a few photos and peruse a few shops before returning to port. They say to get to your check in at least and hour in advance and this is important - we actually were 90 min early and it seemed about right to not feel rushed. Nice day trip!

I thought the show was a five star in acrobatics and in degree of difficulty, but was not really what I was expecting, tango, porteño more representative of what tango is all about and not a ballet dancing

We picked the lunch option. They picked us up and said they would drop us off down the street from our hotel at 2:00 for lunch at a restaurant. I thought lunch would be on the water in the area we were going. We were picked up at 7:00 and it took 1 hour and 15 minutes to pick up the other guests before leaving the city. It was almost 2 hours before we got to the boat. I asked to cancel the lunch option. They canceled it without a refund. Not our best day in Buenos Aires.

Three course Argentinian dinner menu was really delicious! You can see why Argentinians eat a lot of meat, they really can prepare it medium as I asked for. You had opportunity to drink ”vino del pueblo” red wine called San Telmo. The service was brilliant, worth for tipping. The tango show started right after the dinner. I was stunned how skilled dancers they were! The show itself gave me better picture how difficult but elegant tango is! I really suggest it for the people who is interested in about Argentinian culture or dance itself. Great experience!

Our tour guide Fernando was very well informed and pleasant to tour around with. We went to 3 main gardens in Buenos Aires: Botanical, Rose Garden and Japanese - all were lovely, especially the Japanese Garden. There we went inside building with beautiful Oragami display. Fernando also let us try the local “mate” drink of herb tea. He knew a lot about plants and different species. Highly recommend this tour.