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Discover 54 Experiences in Argentina on Trip.com, updated March 28, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 8 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From EUR 21.16 per person, with an average total of EUR 86.99. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 1.151k verified reviews, Experiences Argentina boast an average rating of 4.7.

This week's most popular Experiences: "Argentine Experience Interactive Dining and Cooking ", with 365 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Cooking Class Designed by Michelin Chef @ Argentine Experience", a 3-hour adventure in Argentina!

The next available day tour departs on March 29, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Argentina Experiences usually take about 3 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

90% of Argentina Experiences now offer English-speaking guides

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Reviews: Cooking Class Designed by Michelin Chef @ Argentine Experience
Guest User2024-09-16
This cooking class is one of the best. Very informative, it has gluten free options, and SO much food!! You cook chipa, empanadas, flan, steak and potatoes and there are bottomless drinks!
Reviews: Aljibe Earlier Tango Show Skip the Line Ticket W/Optional Dinner in Buenos Aires
Guest User2026-01-18
This was a fabulous show! The orchestra, the singers, the Tango dancers, and the folk show were all incredible. We had excellent seats in the VIP section and did not have dinner. We felt that spending the money for the VIP seats was an excellent option for us and opted for a more simple dinner earlier. We had originally booked the early show and due to technical reasons had to reschedule for the late show or the early show the following day. This actually worked out better for us in the end anyway. It gave us time to walk around the city in the evening before the show started. I am also happy with our choice to have our own dinner. It looked like a good dinner, and people seemed happy with it, but it was very crowded, and we prefer a more intimate dining experience.
Reviews: Skip the Line: Tango Porteño Only Show Ticket
Guest User2024-05-24
It was a great show. Much better than the tango show I had few month ago. The dance is great. The music is amazing. I Will suggest anyone who only purchases the show, be there as early as you can. But those tickets only allow you sit upstair. You need to be there early to get the front row seats. They only allow you to bring your own water bottles.
Reviews: Palacio Tango: Tango Show at the Piazzolla Theater
Guest User2026-02-10
On Saturday night, my family and I went to the "Piazzolla Hall at the Tango Palace," a theater located inside the Güemes Gallery on Florida Street in downtown Buenos Aires. Both its name and the show pay homage to Astor Piazzolla: the Argentine bandoneon player, orchestra conductor, arranger, and composer considered one of the most important musicians of the 20th century and one of the greatest exponents of tango worldwide. We made a reservation just for the show, which includes two drinks of our choice, but for those who prefer, there's also the option of a dinner package. We arrived, announced ourselves, and were shown to our assigned table. The event then began on a central stage, featuring a large live orchestra, two excellent singers—one female and one male—and, of course, the dancers... simply breathtaking! The dance performance combined traditional salon tango, stage or fantasy tango, and contemporary styles, all danced with immense artistic skill and passion. Everything was fantastic; the Art Nouveau space was very elegant, the ambiance and atmosphere very pleasant, and the staff attentive. Although it's generally geared towards foreign tourists, as an Argentinian, I thoroughly enjoyed it and found it to be an excellent experience.
Reviews: La Ventana Tango Show & Dinner with Optional Classic Bus Ride
Guest User2026-01-30
Starting with a classic bus pick up, the onto a great diner and show. The show is classical tango, but also includes other culturally significant artists. The decor of La ventana is also stunning. A great evening
Reviews: Escondido Lake and Fagnano Lake 4x4 Off Road Tour with Lunch
Guest User2024-03-22
This excursion was a lot of bang for the buck. Duration was 9 hours. Our guide was a pleasant fellow born and raised in Ushuaia and his English skills were good. There were five of us, myself and four others from Buenos Aires. I don't speak much Spanish and they didn't speak much English but we had fun trying to converse. Of course, the guide translated a lot. The trip started with a hotel pickup and a couple of stops for photo ops north of Ushuaia. Then we began the off road part. We descended down dirt switchbacks to Hidden Lake and visited a creepy derelict hotel that was abandoned about 30 years ago. As we made our way around the lake we stopped two more times for photo ops. Then we visited a coffee shop to relax and enjoy the placid environment. The second part of the off road was to Lake Fagnano. We went to a rustic setting where lunch was prepared for us. It was very good and I have to say that meal would have cost at least $75 USD in Ushuaia. A vegetarian option was also available. Wine, coke, and water were the drinks of choice. We stayed there a while, enjoyed the Lakeside solitude and then departed for Ushuaia. We stopped one more time at a nature preserve to watch beavers actively building the largest beaver dam I've ever seen. There was a lot of wildlife throughout the trip. We saw Patagonia foxes and parello birds up close, and the beavers. This excursion was at a very relaxed pace. There was a schedule to keep, of course, but nothing was rushed. I would highly recommend this trip to see some of the beauty Tierra Del Fruego has to offer.