Visit: Tangol, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District

After hotel pickup, head to the southeastern barrio of Barracas and stroll into a gilded three-story theater for your night of the award-winning

Duration: 15 minutes

Visit: Senor Tango, Buenos Aires, Capital Federal District

Seor Tango show, created by Fernando Soler, a national tango singer sensation.
Soler renovated the former general store started by Italian immigrants at the turn of the century into the restaurant-theater you see today, retaining its classical structural elements.
Admire the vaulted ceiling, iron columns and quebracho redwood brick floors.
With more than 43,000 square feet (4,000 square meters) of space, the elegant theater has been coined by locals as ‘the Cathedral of Tango.’
If you’ve opted for dinner, arrive an hour before showtime and dig into a three-course meal featuring Argentine and international dishes, accompanied by Argentine wine. If you chose the show-only option, settle into your seat in time for the 2-hour performance.
Be prepared for a glamorous and outrageous show, boasting 40 artists and live horses. Nine pairs of dancers in sleek and slinky outfits move in steamy embraces across the stage. Depending on the night, Fernando Soler himself may come out and provide a soul-stirring rendition of his popular songs.
The show draws to a close with a grand finale dedicated to Eva Per□n. With ‘Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina’ lingering in your thoughts, enjoy transport back to your hotel.
Sample dinner menu (subject to change):
Starter: Spinach crepe
Main course:
-Traditional braised beef steak
-Grilled chicken with mashed potato and wild rice
-Grilled trout in lemon sauce with rustic potatoes
-Spinach and mozzarella ravioli with a selection of sauces
-Pasta: spaghetti, penne rigate (with a selection of sauces)
Dessert:
-Chocolate cake
Drinks:
-Bodega Trapiche wine (half a bottle per person)
-Soft drinks
-Mineral water

Duration: 3 hours