Returning to sprawling, romantic Buenos Aires after nearly three decades away, Tony Perrottet sifts through the city's many ...

consider booking a dinner show. Usually comprising a steak dinner, live music and a group of professional tango dancers performing on stage, it's a uniquely Buenos Aires experience. If you want to ...

Buenos Aires has been the spiritual home of tango since the dance originated there ... of Rio Grande do Sul to help flood victims. Aerials show a horse stranded on a rooftop and a flooded airport ...

By the 1940s, the tango reaches its peak of popularity, danced and performed in Buenos Aires cabarets, dance salons, social and sports clubs, and restaurants, some holding three shows a day.

His busiest time is August, when Buenos Aires hosts an annual Tango Festival. Even outside of the festival, regular "milongas" – social events where people gather to dance tango – are held ...

For its political significance, the Plaza de Mayo is the heart of Buenos Aires, its oldest public square. It commemorates the ...

“Tango After Dark” at the Joyce Theater feels like an extended nightclub floor show, low in imagination and musical subtlety. By Brian Seibert The dancers in “Tango After Dark,” an ...

Buenos Aires is also full of amazing food (especially barbecue), shopping, and nightlife. Additionally, Argentina is the birthplace of tango, so tourists should seek out a show, attend a class ...

If you plan to visit during this offseason, you won't want to miss the lively Buenos Aires Tango Festival, which begins in August. Key Events: ...