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montevideo could do with a extra museum or 2
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18 Reviews It's possible to fly, of course, but I found the ferry to be a convenient and very pleasant alternative. Terminals in both cities are near the center, allowing you to avoid expensive and time...
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24 Reviews We paused here while walking about the city and enjoyed the fascinating architecture of some of the surrounding buildings. Photographers, be sure to have your zoom lens so you can capture the width of...
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29 Reviews Peatonal Sarandi is the principle walking street of the city. There are lots of cafes, boutique shops, hotels, etc. along this inviting street. The street connects many of the old districts...
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9 Reviews Markets are integrating places for any community, and it is so in Montevideo. We stopped in here while on a walking tour of the city. Photographers will see many possible subjects including stalls of...
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18 Reviews Located on a peninsula with the northern side making up the Port, the Ciudad Vieja is the historical center of the City and was once surrounded by protective walls. Argentine forces under Juan Manuel...
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13 Reviews While on a walking tour of the city with a group from our cruise ship, we visited this theater and were fascinated by the tiers of boxes in the hall. Photographers: my general rule is to not use flash...
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4 Reviews Located just across the street from our hotel we ate here twice and loved it both times. We tried the homemade pastas and pizza..all delicious. Itsa cozy place with nonstop music videos. It is here I...
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10 Reviews The main bus terminal in Montevideo is located about 3km east from the historic centre. It's a very modern terminal with all the facilities you need such as left-luggage (free if you have a trip...
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9 Reviews Often referred to as the symbol of Montevideo, the Salvo Palace was once the tallest building in South America. Although its 26 stories might not impress you, it was once the city's tallest structure....
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8 Reviews Torres Garcia is probably the best known Uruguayan artist and this museum displays many of his works and tells the story of his life. He spent many years living in Europe, and worked with many famous...
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8 Reviews Le mate est un incontournable en Uruguay, il fait partie de la vie de tous les jours. Il peut se boire seul, mais c'est surtout une boisson de partage. Drinking mate is normaly with friend, in a...
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1 Review and 93 Opinions I fell in love with this nice hotel, in the heart of Montevideo. It's located right behind la plaza...
5 Reviews There are lots of taxis infront of the airport. the first line of silver car infront of the doors were quick to get our attention,and business.We paid 990uR for the trip to town...the black and yellow...
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Radisson Hotel Colonia del Sacramento
1 Review and 74 Opinions It is situated at the waterfront, not far from the historical part of town and very close to the...
2 Reviews and 107 Opinions There are so many words to describe this hotel. Romantic. Peaceful. Serene. Pristine. Quaint. ...
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Río de los pájaros Pintados (Painted Birds' River)
Uruguay is a small South American country; its name means "painted birds' river". Its capital is Montevideo, where I was born and live. Let me introduce you into my country... Uruguay has an area of...
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The pint size country of Uruguay has long been one of South Americas best kept secrets. I have to admit I knew little about it before seeing it on the Travel Channel. On that show, Samantha Brown was...
I was in Argentina for 2 months last winter, and decided to spend 10 days in Uruguay. A three hours ferry ride from Buenos Aires is Colonia, a quaint 17th century colonial town full of history and......
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