We've been there to see a show of tango and it's really worth it! It was a Friday night and first you visit the museum of tango. Then you can enjoy a nice show with also a very impressive singer! The place is little, so you can see perfectly the dancers who seem to love what they are doing.

It is now 30 pesos for a 90 minute lesson....The class was ok only because the males that were there to dance with us were nice enough. However, the instructor was very sarcastic and condescending. She has no business teaching beginners. She had no patience and also was snarky in her alleged correcting of our mistakes. She was also more... More

Overview: This facility is located on Avenida de Mayo and is above Cafe Tortoni. The lessons are just on drop in basis and you don't have to sign up for classes to start learning. You pay for your lesson each day on the 1st floor (That is the second floor for English speaking people - they consider the street level... More

Instead of paying close to $100 USD each for an over-the-top "Tango for Export" show, visit the Academy for an all-comers class taught by wonderful & patient English-speaking instructors. Only 15 Pesos (~$5 USD) per person got us a 90-minute lesson followed by a "Free Tango" session where experienced locals really strutted their stuff. The quality of their dancing was... More