Top Argentina Classes & Workshops

Immerse yourself in Argentine culinary culture with this hands-on cooking class in Buenos Aires’ Palermo neighborhood. Led by expert chefs, craft traditional dishes like empanadas, cheesy chipa, Argentine steak, and dulce de leche flan, all paired with premium local wines. With music, stories, and laughter, this interactive experience is perfect for food lovers eager to connect with Argentina’s rich flavors and hospitality.

Explore Buenos Aires’ Palermo neighborhood through your tastebuds on a small-group foodie tour. Visit several different restaurants, where you sample at least eight local dishes and drinks to fill you up—vegetarian and gluten-free options are available with prior notice. Your guide teaches you about Argentinian culinary traditions and answers any questions you may have. Choose from day or evening tours to suit your schedule.

Learn how professionals taste wine and discover that anyone can develop their palate. In this interactive wine tasting workshop, a certified sommelier (WSET Level 3) will guide you through the same systematic tasting approach used by wine professionals around the world. You'll learn how to evaluate wine by sight, aroma and palate while tasting carefully selected Argentine wines. Then, put your new skills to the test in a fun blind tasting challenge inspired by our popular Wine Casino experience. Why travelers love this experience: - Learn the professional wine tasting method used by sommeliers - Taste carefully selected Argentine wines while building real tasting skills - Led by a certified professional sommelier - Finish with an interactive blind tasting challenge - Small-group setting with plenty of time for questions - Perfect for both beginners and curious wine lovers

Squeeze all of Buenos Aires’ most visited sights into one small-group city tour. Admire the Casa Rosada presidential palace on Plaza de Mayo and stroll down the grand Avenida de Mayo, then explore the cobblestone streets of historic San Telmo, the birthplace of the tango. Head to La Boca to snap photos of the brightly painted houses along Caminito, then explore the buzzing port of Puerto Madero and pay a visit to the impressive Recoleta Cemetery, home to Evita’s grave.

Attending a tango show is a quintessential Buenos Aires experience, but to fully understand tango, you need to hit the dance floor. This private tango class will have you following along in no time—even if you’re a complete beginner. With a professional tango dancer as your instructor, learn the basic steps or hone your skills during a personalized lesson while gaining insight into the history and cultural roots of tango.

Get a taste of Argentina's local cuisine with this interactive dining experience in Buenos Aires, which immerses you in Argentine food. Master the art of correctly closing empanadas before sitting down to a meal of authentic Argentine cuisine, including steak, paired with unlimited wine tastings from around the country. Finish by learning how to prepare "maté" tea paired with a sweet “alfajores.”

Immerse yourself in the culinary culture of the Yucatán during a small-group cooking class in Mérida. Learn about the ingredients, techniques, and regional traditions that define Yucatecan cuisine from your local host. This experience goes beyond simply eating out. You’ll understand how these dishes are prepared, why certain ingredients like achiote and chaya are essential to the region, and how to recreate the recipes at home. • Learn more about Yucatán cuisine than you would by dining at restaurants • Small-group format ensures personalized guidance and interaction • Ideal for curious food lovers who enjoy hands-on experiences • Enjoy unlimited drinks while you cook and dine

Yerba mate, a caffeinated herbal tea, is Argentina’s most famous drink, but it’s typically shared among friends rather than ordered at a bar. This guided tasting offers a fast track to experiencing the popular local tradition without the need to purchase your own mate (cup), bombilla (straw), and yerba mate (tea). Meet your guide at an atmospheric Gaucho-style bar to discover the beloved drink and learn the cultural rituals that surround it.

We are foreign dancers living in Buenos Aires for more than eight years with more than 7,000 people from all over the world who lived our experience. This culture changed our lives, and our way of giving something back to Tango is to share our passion with the desire that you fall in love and want to continue dancing in your country of origin. Our only mission and what makes us happiest is when our people tell us "Manuel... as soon as I get back I'll sign up to learn to dance Tango" MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.

Live the Argentine roast as a local in Mendoza In Braseando you discover Argentine culture through its most traditional dishes: homemade empanadas and grilled roast. The host guides the experience step by step: you light the fire, prepare empanadas and learn real roasting techniques, including cuts of meat, achuras and typical sauces like chimichurri and Creole sauce. During the experience you enjoy Mendoza wines while sharing the table in a warm and relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by mountain landscapes. This experience is ideal for travelers looking to get to know the local culture through food, in an authentic and close environment. Reserve your place and find out why roast is more than just a meal – it’s a way to share and celebrate.

Combine two Argentine delights in one experience during this tango class with wine and empanada tasting in Buenos Aires. You'll start with a 1-hour lesson in the country's national dance, learning the basic movements of tango. Then sample homemade empanadas with local wines. The class takes place inside an original *conventillo*, a tenement building where immigrants lived in the 19th century.

First space in Latin America where Mate is the real protagonist! A must do in Argentina, taste this iconic infusion. In MATEA EXPERIENCE you are going to learn how prepare your first Mate. This masterclass will keep your five senses awake.

No visit to Buenos Aires is complete without seeing a tango show, but choosing a venue from the hundreds on offer can feel overwhelming. Enjoy fine dining, Argentine wine, and a spectacular tango show at the Astor Piazzolla Theatre. During this experience at Piazzolla Tango in the historic Guemes Gallery, learn about the history and culture of tango in Buenos Aires after an optional traditional Argentinian dinner. Enjoy complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off.

Immerse yourself in the culinary heritage of Argentina in this cooking class with wine tasting. Your host will teach how to prepare one of the most emblematic Argentine dishes: empanadas, delicious pastry turnovers that are filled with either meat or vegetables. Afterward, your efforts will be rewarded with a tasting of some excellent Argentine Malbec wines.

Master the art of making Argentinian empanadas during a small-group cooking class that ensures you receive personalized attention from your guide. You’ll learn how to prepare the classic South American snack before cooking and (of course) feasting on the fruits of your labor.

Skip the tourist traps and enjoy a local dining experience in Puerto Iguazú. Learn the secrets of Argentine cuisine as you help to prepare a starter of empanadas then sit down to enjoy a delicious 4-course dinner that showcases delicacies from across Argentina. Learn how to mix a Malbec cocktail and how to prepare, and enjoy, maté.

Get ready to feel the heart-pounding excitement of Argentine soccer with admissiont to The Museum of La Pasión Boquense, dedicated to the legendary Boca Juniors. At the Passion of Boca Juniors Museum, you’ll uncover how the iconic jersey evolved over time and get an up-close look at the trophy room brimming with history. Step into the players' world as you wander through the locker rooms and soak it all in from the sidelines. A true bucket-list experience for any soccer fan.

Learn to cook two of Argentina’s baked delicacies in this family friendly cooking class in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Learn about the techniques, ingredients, and cultural significance of making empanadas and alfajores, the beloved local dulce de leche-filled cookie. Enjoy a dulce de leche tasting session and mate tea as you hear stories about Argentine culture. When everything is baked, you can enjoy your creations.

Immerse yourself in Argentinian cooking—far beyond just eating in local restaurants—during this Buenos Aires Private Cooking Class Experience. A local chef teaches you how to make traditional Argentinian dishes like Chipa, meat empanadas with homemade dough and chimichurri, humita, and flamed dulce de leche pancakes. Afterward, sit down to eat with your group what you made paired with wine.

Learn to cook one of Argentina’s best delicacies in a small-group, hands-on cooking class in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. You’ll be taught all the techniques for making empanadas from scratch, including folding, crimping, and how to fill them. As you eat your empanadas, enjoy a wine tasting with Argentina’s best wines—including Malbec and beyond—from regions like Mendoza, Salta, and Patagonia.

Enjoy a memorable night out in Buenos Aires—and experience the passion of the Argentine tango—at an evening La Ventana tango show, held in the historic San Telmo neighborhood. With live tango and folk performances, you can enjoy multiple cultural experiences in one evening. To complete the evening, upgrade to include a delicious 3-course dinner and round-trip hotel transfers, and/or a tango lesson or wine tasting.

Two of Argentina’s tastiest and most beloved treats are “empanadas,” savory pastries filled with meat or cheese, and “alfajores,” a sweet biscuit ‘sandwich’ filled with dulce de leche. With this cooking class, learn how to make both specialties from scratch, then tuck into your delicious homemade snacks. No experience is necessary, and it’s a fun experience for all ages, including children.

This private, intimate cooking class teaches you to make classic Argentinian empanadas in the privacy of a home in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Gather around the dining room table with your group as your host teaches you to prepare three empanada fillings like zucchini, cheese and jam, or chicken—all passed down for generations. As you cook, your host shares entertaining stories that provide insight into local Buenos Aires culture.