10 Best Places for Tango in Buenos Aires | Condé Nast Traveler
"You might think you’re in the wrong place when you arrive at the door of La Catedral in Almagro, but look for the sign that says “tango” and head up the stairs. From there, you’ll enter the high-ceilinged warehouse, which used to be a dairy factory and now functions as an alternative tango dancehall. Bohemian tapestries, old guitars, vintage posters, Argentine flags, and tea lights cover the walls, making it look more like an antique shop than a milonga." - Allie Lazar
Courtesy La Catedral
