Santa Lucia River Boat Tour

Recently I attend to Antel Arena, the main local Arena for big concerts here in Uruguay, I saw The cure! Never in my wilders dreams expect to have that chance., if you are a tourist or maybe a local that never went there, here are some tips: -Use public transportation: is shipper, less chaotic at the end and pretty…

Palacio Legislativo - national parliament, the first one in South America and an iconic symbol of Uruguay´s long lasting democracy.The construction of this building started in 1904 sponsored by the government of President José Batlle y Ordoñez.It was designed by Italian architects Vittorio Meano and Gaetano Moretti…

This place is exclusively devoted to contemporary art. Located in a renovated part of the ex-Miguelete prison.

Above the Rodo Park quarries, across the Ramirez Beach is the Summer Theatre “Ramón Collazo”. A lot of important events take place here. The vault of the stage refurbished following the style of Eladio Dieste, a leading creator of the Uruguayan architect construction technology called “Armed Ceramics” worthing…

Punta Brava Lighthouse (Faro de Punta Brava), also known as Punta Carretas Lighthouse, is a lighthouse in Punta Carretas, Montevideo, Uruguay. It was built in 1876, and is 21m tall. Its light reaches 15 miles away, with a flash every ten seconds. The lighthouse is still important for guiding boats into the Banco…

Punta Carretas Shopping is a recycled penitentiary which was originally inaugurated in 1910. For decades, this jail and the church were the only important buildings in this neighborhood. Once an abandoned place, this location turned into a relevant 3 stores mall with 210 shops and an exclusive proposal when it comes…

Get yourself a bike and go cruising along the walking-jogging-cycling track that follows the riverfront Rambla! Bikes can be rented at both the Montevideo Hostel and the Ciudad Vieja Hostel. If all that seems a bit too energetic, bus 64 goes Av 18 de Julio along the coast road - just jump off when you see a beach you…

Montevideo is known for its countless fairs. The largest and most popular one takes place on Sunday morning, on Tristán Narvaja Street, and its one of the typical tours of the city! The offer of items is as vast and rich as extravagant. You can buy from the traditional Sunday lunch pasta to books, vinyls, antiques…