Photogallery of Montevideo, Uruguay

Centro y Ciudad Vieja
Centro y Ciudad Vieja by J-Cornelius @flickr
Pocitos
Pocitos by Morrissey @flickr
Teatro Solis
Teatro Solis by Leandro'S World Tour @flickr
Palacio legislativo
Palacio legislativo by Morrissey @flickr
Prasa Independincia
Prasa Independincia by Leandro'S World Tour @flickr
Rio da Prata
Rio da Prata by Leandro'S World Tour @flickr
Plaza Independencia
Plaza Independencia by J-Cornelius @flickr
Montevideo - Plaza de Independencia
Montevideo - Plaza de Independencia by Gamillos @flickr
Montevideo
Montevideo by Avodrocc @flickr
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More to see in Montevideo
After sightseeing tours through historical landmarks and spots of Montevideo, the city offers its guests to visit numerous entertaining centers, sport centers, night clubs, boutiques and shopping centers, cafes and restaurants. The capital city offers a vast choice of ways for leisure and entertainment meeting each taste and fancy. The Rambla de Montevideo embankment area of the city will turn a perfect place for evening hiking. The district is considered to be one of the most scenic parts of the city. Even late at night the area is rather crowded. In close vicinity to the embankment tourists will discover several popular bars and restaurants which serve the visitors till late night. Wine connoisseurs should pay a visit to the Bouza Bodega Boutique winery as this is a place of birth of many of renowned local wines. After an exciting tour over the winery the guests will be invited to the tasting room and then will be offered to buy desired sorts of wine. The premises of the winery feature an excellent store which is of greatest attraction for many tourists. Not far from the city center the tourists will discover the El Prado park which will be of great interest for open air recreation enthusiasts. The park invites guests for picnicking or for active leisure offering perfect facilities for comfortable rest and exciting activities. One will enjoy hiking through winding lanes and alleys and relishing the beauty of the vast variety of plants. The Jardin Botanico garden offers … Read further

Chapters of the guide to Montevideo

Montevideo for children - what to visit

In Montevideo, there are a lot of places you can visit with children. One of such places is Parque Lecocq. The zoo is opened in the territory of a picturesque nature preserve. Among dense trees and spacious green meadows, there are aviaries for animals. Visitors have an opportunity to see funny zebras, cute monkeys, majestic lions, and other wild animals living in the wonderful habitat conditions. The preserve is … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Many people visit the art gallery Acatras del Mercado as if it is a museum. It offers its visitors a wide choice of pieces of art and handicrafts from local masters. Here, you can find beautiful clay handicrafts, paintings of various sizes, painted dishes, decorative candles, and other interesting accessories in the national style. Affordable prices make this shop attractive absolutely for all tourists. Here, you … Open

Advices for travellers

4. Street call boxes offer optimum rates for international calls, the service is also rendered by large post offices. The post offices offer a much better communication quality and considerably higher rates than the street call boxes do. 5. The city features a widespread system of cashless transfers. International credit cards are accepted by major restaurants, hotels, shopping centers and filling … Open

Active recreation

In Montevideo, there are a lot of interesting art cafes and theatres where you can enjoy wonderful performances that reflect the local culture. You should certainly visit such theatres, as El Milongon and Kalima Boliche. Also, concerts are often held in Uruguay, for example, in La Trastienda Club. Besides, there are several studios and workshops where you can learn something new. For example, Joventango & Salsa … Open

Weekend in Montevideo in original style

Another way to admire the beauty of Montevideo is to get a bird’s-eye view of the city. You can do this at the restaurant located on the 24th floor of the Radisson Sas Hotel. Many tourists come here specifically to have a cup of coffee at the window and enjoy the harmonious view of city streets. Another interesting feature of the Uruguayan capital is plenty of old cars. You can see retro cars abandoned … Open

Festivals and events in Montevideo

The most honored Christian holiday is the Holy Week or Semana Criolla, as it is called here. It is celebrated in the Rural del Prado located in the picturesque garden named Rosedal del Prado. The traditional Holy Week is celebrated differently. Here, the spectacular equestrian performance “Jineteadas Contest” is held. Art exhibitions, wonderful shows, and performances are organized. The visitors of the … Open

Top sigths of Uruguay

The Independence Square is considered the largest square in Montevideo. The main place of interest in the city, Artigas Mausoleum, is also located there. There is one more sight right in front of the historical landmark. This is Palacio Salvo, the highest building in South America. Travelers are also recommended to visit Plaza Constitución square as near it they will find such a famous landmark as Iglesia Matriz de El Salvador church that was built in the eighteenth century. There are also many museums in Montevideo, the most famous being Museo del Gaucho y de la Moneda and the National Museum of History. … Open

Photogalleries of neighbours of Montevideo

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