Top Buenos Aires Art & Culture - page 11

Colombia has salsa, Spain has flamenco, and Buenos Aires has tango, arguably the sexiest of all dances. Shows at Señor Tango feature over 40 dancers and take place in the historic neighborhood of Barracas. For the evening, the tango club comes alive with music, dance, song and color. It’s a quintessential experience when visiting Argentina’s capital, and it’s not hard to see why the dance is described as Argentina’s love language.

Discover the La Boca and San Telmo neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, without having to research or navigate, on this private half-day guided tour. Learn about the history of the area, and sample local food along the way. Bus fare is included to travel between locations. Learn about the history of immigrants to the area, visit markets and landmarks, and enjoy the local cuisine.

Immerse yourself in Buenos Aires’ tango scene as you visit a traditional milonga, watch a tango show, and take a tango lesson. This evening tour involves much more than simply watching a tango show: it allows you to discover the famous dances like a local and practice your tango moves in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. After your dance class, enjoy dinner and drinks as the professionals take to the stage for a spectacular tango show.

Discover Palermo like no other by visiting its green area, the Japanese & Botanical Gardens. Follow your guide and be overwhelmed by the beauty of french parks, lakes & more. ◾ Benefit from a private service ◾ Get to know Palermo green area and lakes ◾ Admire our Planetarium Galileo Galilei ◾ Enjoy Buenos Aires Rose Garden with a variety of 93 different roses ◾ Visit the largest Japanese Garden outside Japan ◾ Walk around the Botanical Garden and learn about our local flora ◾ Appreciate iconic monuments and statues ◾ Have fun and relax during this entertaining tour This experience ends with the drop-off at your hotel/port or lodging place.

Discover the real stories behind the legends of Argentina's most loved and most controversial First Lady, Eva Perón, or Evita. This private tour lets you discover Buenos Aires through her eyes, visiting locations related to her life, including Casa Rosada and the Evita Museum, and understand why she was so loved and also despised by the people of Argentina.

Enjoy this outstanding Carlos Gardel Tango Show at a sophisticated Art Noveau Theatre in the heart of the downtown district and in a historical place where the famous tango singer Carlos Gardel performed in 1917. Benefit from private transfers and experience a classical Argentinian Tango Show with professional dancers & musicians in a nice ambiance. ◾ Admire an outstanding artistic display of authentic Argentine music and dance ◾ See professional performers dancing traditional tango ◾ Attend a Tango Show with an exceptional orchestra ◾ Appreciate the splendid staging of Carlos Gardel ◾ Discover what true tango looks and feels like ◾ Enjoy a delicious 3-course meal and drinks (if option selected) ◾ Benefit from a round trip private transfer from port & hotels in selected areas Your Carlos Gardel Tango Show Experience ends with the return to your hotel or port.

Book this Buenos Aires Small-Group Tango Class ahead of time and enjoy an intimate experience where you’ll learn to tango like a local. Learn some basic steps from your instructor so you can get comfortable with this cultural dance. After your class session, head to a nearby tango parlor to learn more about the history of tango and watch other more experienced dancers move around the dance floor.

Ideal for keen history buffs, this private tour of Buenos Aires sees you learning all about Eva Peron and the Peronism movement. Visit key sites including Casa Rosada, the Evita Museum with included admission, and her tomb in Recoleta Cemetery. Travel comfortably with hotel pickup and drop-off included, guided by a historian who brings Argentina’s past to life. Entrance fees are not included.

Discover the sensual magic of tango in this private class. Visit two milongas, traditional dance halls, with live orchestras. Feel the music and follow the lead of your instructors, two bilingual tango dancers. Sip champagne and enjoy traditional snacks like alfajores and empanadas. All levels are welcome, and you may attend with a partner or on your own.

Join this small group tour to explore the Tigre Delta on this day trip from Buenos Aires. Learn all about the delta region formed by the Parana and Uruguay rivers. You’ll have lunch in a riverside restaurant, and take a walking tour of Puerto de Frutos. You will also have a ride on the Tren de la Costa where you’ll learn about the history and customs of the north of Buenos Aires.

Join this photography workshop and discover the beauty of Buenos Aires during the best light moments of the day. Thanks to my experience as a local travel photographer I can guide you to some of the best places in the city. In these 3 hours, we will work together to get the best possible result and take home unforgettable photos from your trip. I will share with you my experience and technique!

Discover the best corners of Buenos Aires with your camera during one of my photography tours/workshops. Thanks to my experience as a local travel photographer I can guide you to some of the most interesting photographic places in the capital. During 3 hours we will work together to achieve the best possible result and bring home unforgettable photos from your trip. I will share with you my technique and tricks to obtain a cover picture!

Discover the Jewish heritage of Buenos Aires with this private tour for groups of up to 15 people with a licensed guide specialized in Judaism. Stops include Plaza Lavelle, the site of the first important Jewish settlement, the Temple of the Jewish Community, AMIA building, Israel Embassy Square, and El Once Barrio Jewish neighborhood.

Discover why Buenos Aires is often referred to as "The Paris of South America". This city is open and spacious with an abundance of parkland and elegant shops. Drive down one of the widest boulevards in the world: the 9 de Julio. You will pass by the Obelisk commemorating 100 years of the first national government. You will stop at the Plaza de Mayo bordered by the Casa Rosada, the Metropolitan Cathedral with the Mausoleum of San Martin and the Cabildo, the Colonial Town Hall. Drive through Recoleta neighborhood where is the remarkable Cemetery, exclusive shops and restaurants. No visit to Buenos Aires would be complete without seeing Caminito street in colorful La Boca, where the first Italian immigrants settled in 1851.

Tango Porteño recreates the golden age, the 40's, which was the undisputed reign of tango, the great passion of the entire Argentine society. It proposes a journey through time through those glorious years in Buenos Aires when tango was breathed and enjoyed in every corner of the city. Tango Porteño is a wonderful space where the great orchestras of Canaro, Fresedo, Piazzolla, De Caro, Gobbi, Biagi, De Angelis, Di Sarli, D'Arienzo, Lomuto, D'Agostino and of course the unforgettable Troilo and Pugliese live and coexist. . The scenic display and the meticulousness of the costumes create the unbeatable framework to transport us back in time and enjoy an unforgettable experience: reliving that time when all of Buenos Aires was Tango… Tango Porteño, a unique and unrepeatable place…

"TOUR GUIDE AND DRIVER ARE FULLY VACCINATED". Travel through history on this 4-hour private tour with guide and transportation. Gain insight into Argentina's turbulent past during the late 20th century. Learn about Peronism, a political and social movement started in the 1940s by then Colonel Juan Peron. You will follow his rise to become Argentina's President. Hear stories of legendary Eva Peron, how she became the First Lady of Argentina, and her powerful influence. Then, learn about the bloody protests in the 1970s, the National Reorganization Process (1976-1983), and the 1976 coup d'etat by the military junta (military dictatorship). Be inspired by the Madres de Plaza de Mayo, whose weekly demonstrations and demands for the safe return of the 30,000 missing or presumed dead Argentinean citizens is a testamony to the human spirit. Hotel pickup and drop-off service is included in this tour.

When you’re in Buenos Aires, try this local tour where you’ll visit a milonga, or a tango social club. These are places where the tango dancers gather to meet every night. On this tour you’ll visit two different ones, to be decided by your guide on the night. You’ll be with a small group of 10 max, and you’ll have round trip airport transfers included, so you don’t have to worry about directions at all.

Ideal for travelers interested in the 20th-century political history of Argentina, this private tour traces the life of Evita Duarte—former First Lady of Argentina also known as Eva Peron—and the history of Peronism, a political movement led by her husband. Visit some of the city’s main neighborhoods and sights tied to the political figure’s life, from the President’s house to Evita’s museum and foundation and her tomb in La Recoleta Cemetery.

Enjoy this small group walking tour of Buenos Aires that takes you to Palacio Barolo to learn about the beautiful building and hear stories of its affiliation with the divine. You’ll also visit San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, and more. You’ll get to some viewpoints over the city where you can get some great photos, too.

Skip the typical sit-down restaurant reservation, and do something a little different for dinner with this dining package in Buenos Aires. Enjoy a comphrensive experience that not only covers your entertainment, but a wine-tasting and three-course meal, too. Post-meal, sit back and take in a live tango performance accompanied by live musicians. Well-suited for cruisers docking in for the day as well as travelers staying in the city.

It is a tour to know the residential areas of the city of bs.as .. in the town of the tiger and nearby. A boat trip will allow you to appreciate all the nature and fauna of the different rivers that make up the natural delta and the Río de la Plata ... all this is done in a personalized way where the passenger has the time and places at your convenience. Hi. I am Carlos and it is a pleasure that you are here. This tour is to know the residential areas of the city of Buenos Aires, in the town of Tigre and nearby. This package is intended for two people. For four people I invite you to enter the profile and look for the package for four, since the prices are cheaper.

Embark on an Argentine adventure through San Telmo's vibrant streets, where urban art sets the scene for savoring the neighborhood’s finest beers. Your local guide shares insights into local beer production as you indulge in regional top-quality brews and classic Argentinian appetizers. This epicurean journey caters to travelers seeking an authentic culinary experience, providing a perfect blend of flavorful exploration in a lively, local atmosphere.

Our entrance opens the doors to a different, intimate and authentic show. In La Gayola Tango Show, you will experience a tour of the history of tango, from Gardel to Piazzolla, in a hidden underground that breathes the spirit of Porteño. With top-notch musicians and dancers, snacks and two drinks included, it’s a complete experience for those looking to enjoy Buenos Aires’ true tango.

We'll tour the NON-TOURISTY sector of La Boca and be able to get closer to the real identity of the area with the help of someone native of the neighborhood. We'll learn about its people, its art, architecture, history, and customs. We'll explore its natural harbor, where large groups of immigrants arrived, its warehouses, and its restored train station. We'll visit a tin-roofed tenement that served as a shelter for immigrants and is currently a Cultural Center. We'll see Boca art represented in large murals that reflect various social issues. We'll also see old buildings that housed anarchist newspapers and brothels from the early 20th century. The soccer stadium (Boca Stadium) and the church (Salesiana) are a must-see, a refuge for these uprooted groups. We'll visit Caminito, where we'll find tango and fileteado in every corner.