There are many places one can go for Tango dancing in Buenos Aires. This is a rough guide with some of the well known places for every taste.
Exact address & the newest version of Milongas in Buenos Aires you can get in Tango Shoe Shops or Milongas when arriving in Buenos Aires!
Very popular Milonga amongst locals and tourists
Address: Riobamba 416 - check Tango Map for openings, nice Milonga but crowded - get there early
One of the most famous milonga in Buenos Aires. Great afternoon Milonga, very traditional - open every day afternnns & evenings.
There are many orchestras to see whilst visiting on a Tango holiday in Buenos Aires - well worth seeing are “Los Reyes del Tango” which play music of Juan D’Arienzo amongst others.
Nearest and in walking distance to the flat
this is a popular and beautiful Milonga - also known as Niño Bien
Corner Entre Rios & Humberto 1, very traditional Milonga - only 3 minutes walk from the flat
Very traditional afternoon Milonga - good on
Tuesday & Thursday afternoons!
Hardly any tourists.
Sunday open air Milonga with El Indio, San Telmo Humberto 1, 449 - Sundays:17-22hrs, Also the place to visit on Sunday mornings
