El Viejo Almacen de Buenos Aires Tours and Tickets

Enjoy an authentic tango performance in Buenos Aires, with the option to add on dinner and hotel transfers to tailor your evening. Enter a historic and charming venue to watch skilled tango dances set to live music. You have the option to add on an Argentine dinner including empanadas and steak with wine, and for even more convenience you can request roundtrip hotel transfers.

Attending a tango show is a quintessential experience for visitors to Buenos Aires, and El Viejo Almacén prides itself on hosting one of the city’s most traditional performances. Step into the atmospheric venue for an intimate evening tango show performed by professional dancers and accompanied by a live tango orchestra. Upgrade to include a delicious 3-course dinner with Argentine wine and enjoy optional VIP drinks and seating packages.

Take a thrilling journey through the history of the Argentine tango with an evening tango show at the legendary El Viejo Almacen, including a 3-course dinner option. Located in San Telmo, the birthplace of tango, this historic venue offers a dazzling performance by professional dancers and live folk musicians. Optional hotel pickup and drop-off provide a seamless experience.

In the neighborhood of San Telmo is the most classic tango house of all time, El Viejo Almacén. It has offered shows since 1969 and preserves the architecture and atmosphere of the tango culture. The house has a unique magic in which the cultural barrier between different nationalities ceases to exist and everyone is united by one of the greatest expressions of any culture: the language of music. It has a Dinner & Show proposal, with a menu of international cuisine a la carte and an extensive wine cellar with the best national wines. Then, any audience is delighted with an excellent sample of tango made up of prestigious dancers, the famous Quintet of El Viejo Almacén and two renowned national singers who play some of the traditional songs in the history of tango. We are looking for you! Pickup from hotels varies between 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. We will depart back at approximately 11:40 p.m.

No visit the Argentina's capital is complete without witnessing the national dance, but knowing where to catch a performance can be confusing. Experience a live tango show in Buenos Aires during this entertaining evening at Viejo Almacen. Get a visual taste of what the dynamic, expressive dance is all about. Learn about the history of tango in Argentina and watch the artistry of professional tango dancers at Viejo Almacen, one of the oldest and most storied venues in Buenos Aires. Upgrade to include dinner and transfers.

Enjoy an only-in-Argentina cultural experience—and make the most of a festive night out—with this traditional tango show in Buenos Aires' lively San Telmo neighborhood. Choose from an optional 3-course dinner and/or VIP seating in the venue. Whichever option you select, enjoy two drinks from the bar while you watch the dancers take to the stage, accompanied by live musicians. Round-trip transportation from nearby Buenos Aires hotels is also included.

Secure your ticket to a tango performance at the El Viejo Almacén club in Buenos Aires. One of the most traditional tango houses in the city, El Viejo Almacén features a small orchestra, room for eight dancers, and a kitchen serving dinner (own expense). Opt for a “VIP” experience with casual drinks—water, soft drinks, and wine.

The most applauded Tango show in the world, recalls the past times of tango and takes us to times of malevo and suburbs in the land where tango took root ... Buenos Aires. El Viejo Almacén Tango Show offers a captivating blend of Argentine culture, music, and cuisine in the heart of Buenos Aires. Nestled in a historic building, the evening begins with a sumptuous dinner featuring traditional dishes like empanadas and steak, paired with fine wines. The main event is a mesmerizing tango performance showcasing skilled dancers and musicians, evoking the passion and nostalgia of this iconic dance form. Guests are immersed in the rich heritage of Buenos Aires, creating memories of an unforgettable evening filled with rhythm, flavor, and romance.

Feel the soul of the Tango and enjoy a memorable night by attending this traditional Tango Show with professional dancers and musicians. Located in San Telmo Neighborhood, it is one of the most traditional Tango Venues in Buenos Aires. It features a picturesque place and 1 typical orchestra with 6 musicians, 4 couples of dancers & renowned singers like Hugo Marcel. Guests will also enjoy excellent music from the altiplane played by Grupo Antara. Its national and international cuisine will delight you with a variety of different appetizers, main courses, and desserts. ◾ Admire a gorgeous artistic display of authentic Argentine music and dance ◾ See professional performers dancing traditional tango ◾ Attend a Tango Show with an exceptional orchestra ◾ Appreciate an excellent music performance from the altiplane ◾ Upgrade to dinner and delight Its national and international cousine ◾ Enjoy VIP Location & service (if Vip option is selected) ◾ Benefit from round trip transfer from port

Get to know the history of El Viejo Almacen on this evening shore excursion including a tango show and gourmet 3-course meal. Watch professional tango dancers display their talents and listen to a live band after filling up on a sumptuous dinner and a bottle of wine per couple.

Secure your ticket to a tango performance at the El Viejo Almacén Club in Buenos Aires. One of the most traditional tango houses in the city, El Viejo Almacén is also in one of the most prestigious areas of the city, with shows often quickly selling out. Upgrade to include a 3-course dinner.

A private walking tour of San Telmo is akin to a delightful dance with history and culture, with the city as your stage. It's where the cobbled heartbeats of Defensa Street harmonize with the lively symphony of San Telmo Market, and where the age-old whispers of the Parish of San Pedro Telmo echo amidst the neighborhood's lively hum. This tour is a canvas where Plaza Dorrego paints vibrant pictures of local life, and El Viejo Almacén sets the rhythm of the passionate tango. The Museum of Modern Art weaves stories of innovation against the backdrop of bohemian charm, and finally, Lezama Park serves as the soothing, verdant crescendo of this immersive urban composition. Each step in this journey is a unique note in San Telmo's enchanting melody.

The tango, the steamiest, most sultry dance of all, was born on the streets of San Telmo, Buenos Aires. Tango club El Viejo Almacén has celebrated over 50 years as a dance hall and a show here includes six musicians, eight dancers, and singers too, all in the birthplace of Argentina’s most famous dance. Soft drinks and wine are included with the show, alongside dinner if desired.

Enjoy a unique New Year's Eve dinner in Buenos Aires at the iconic El Viejo Almacén, the cradle of tango. Includes live tango show, gourmet dinner with vegetarian options, champagne toast, party with DJ, and round-trip transfers. I experienced the magic of tango and celebrated the first day of 2027 in the Buenos Aires style on an unforgettable night.

Immerse yourself in the art and history of tango in Buenos Aires with this dinner and tango combination. You'll enjoy reserved seating, a 3-course meal, and an open bar during the show. A tango show is a must-see while in Buenos Aires, so reserving in advance guarantees you the day and time you want.

San Telmo is the oldest neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, and its cobblestone streets hold enough history to fill several lifetimes. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll trace how sailors, slaves, immigrants, and tango singers turned a muddy colonial outpost into the soul of the city. You'll also discover how a yellow fever epidemic, two British invasions, and millions of Italian immigrants each left their mark on this single neighbourhood. The tour starts at Basílica de San Francisco, where a time capsule is hidden inside a stone statue on the facade. From there, you'll walk south along Defensa Street, passing the oldest pharmacy in Buenos Aires and the spot where residents repelled two British invasions from rooftops using stones and boiling water. You'll also hear how that resistance helped spark Argentina's independence movement, and why the street you're walking is named after those events.