Argentine Tango Dance Classes Near You in London
Tanguito welcomes everyone to enjoy Argentine Tango, whether it’s your very first step or you’ve been dancing for years. Our friendly classes, caring teachers, and lively socials make it easy to learn, have fun, and feel part of a community. No partner or experience needed.
Tango Group Classes at Tanguito
Our group classes follow a clear, supportive structure that helps you gain confidence on the dancefloor. You’ll explore tango steps, music, culture, and etiquette. Each class is followed by a friendly milonga, perfect for practising, socialising, and making new friends.
Why Learn Tango with Tanguito Dance Academy
While both share the name “tango,” Argentine tango and ballroom tango are completely different in origin, movement, and feeling. Here’s how they compare:
- A welcoming space where everyone fits in
- Patient, friendly teachers who care about your progress
- A clear structure that helps you grow with confidence
- Fun classes that balance learning and enjoyment
- Socials and milongas where friendships are made
- A true link to the tradition and culture of Argentine Tango
No booking needed. No partner required.
Weekly Group Class & Milonga Schedule
Our weekly classes are a chance to learn, dance, and connect. Each session is followed by a friendly milonga, perfect for practising and making friends.
Pricing and Packages for Tango Classes
“At The Door” Group Classes & Milongas Prices
Beginner & Improver
- 1 Hour
- Includes Practica on Tuesdays
Intermediate & Advanced
- 1.5 Hours
- Includes Practica on Tuesdays
Consecutive Classes
- Both 1 & 1.5 Hours
- Includes Practica on Tuesdays
Sunday Weekly
- No Classes
- Price may change during special events
Tuesday Weekly
Class Packages & Combos
Monthly
Subscriptions
Tanguito Beginners
- Pay monthly and join as many beginner classes as you wish during the month.
Tanguito All Inclusive
- Subscribe to our all inclusive plan for a minimum of 3 months and attend as many events, classes and milongas as you want.
3 London Tango Schools
- New! Subscribe to all our classes offered by 3 different London tango schools for classes every day of the week.
Packages and Offers for Beginners
Our Overall Schedule
Plan your tango journey with ease. Here you’ll find our upcoming classes, milongas, and special events, plus trusted tango experiences across London. Whether you’re new or experienced, there’s something for you.
How It Feels to Learn With Tanguito
Friendly atmosphere
Professional
tuition
Friendly
Classes
Structured curriculum
Ample
practice time
No booking needed. No partner required.
Why Learn Argentine Tango with Tanguito
Everything takes place at New Unity Hall, 277A Upper Street, Islington, N1 2TZ. The entrance is at the end of a small alley, between the Islington Fire Station and the Shell petrol station. Look for the Unity sign.
Closest Stations
- Angel (Northern line) – 7 min walk
- Highbury & Islington (Victoria line, Overground) – 8 min walk
- Essex Road (National Rail)
Buses
Islington Town Hall stop (1 min walk): 4, 19, 30, 43, N19, N41
Parking
Pay & Display nearby (Mon–Fri 8:30am–6:30pm, Sat until 1:30pm). Price: £3–£4/hr, max stay 1–4 hrs.

Testimonials
Real People Enjoying the Best Tango Classes
Ready to Experience Tango?
If something inside you is curious… if you feel drawn to the music, the movement, the magic — don’t ignore it. Tango has a way of calling those who need it most.
Whether you’re completely new to dance or rediscovering your rhythm, Tanguito offers a space where you can learn, grow, and connect — all at your own pace.

Common Questions About Tango Classes in London
From Our Blog
What makes tango more relevant to us than the “bourrée Auvergnate”?
Tango culture & history point of view: Tango was born on the other side of the globe, over a century ago. Why is it still relevant to us now, when the bourrée Auvergnate and other folklore dances around the world are dying a slow death...
A Summer night at la Parrilla, Buenos Aires
From Nathalie, Tanguito's correspondent in Buenos Aires
Flight BA0245 dropped me in Buenos Aires on January 19. Argentinians like to do things big. Big steaks. Strong Malbec. Sickeningly sweet dulce de leche (sorry amigos, we love you to bits but we think our Nutella tastes better than your dulce de leche). Melancholy tangos that grab you by the heart and won’t let you go. Sizzling hot summers.
Making tango diamonds shine brighter
A gentleman or lady wanting to learn tango in Buenos Aires during the Golden Age (1935-55) would have had a very different experience from ours. No dropping by a dance studio on the way back home for a cheeky tango class!
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