Often overlooked by visitors in favour of the beaches of Punta de Leste and the history of Colonia del Sacramento, the small Uruguayan capital of Montevideo has much to offer visitors. 

Mercado del Puerto

Historic 19th Century market that serves as the centre of the city’s gastronomic offering.

Plaza Independencia

Centre of the city, home to the mausoleum of national hero Jose Artigas, historic Puerta de la cuiedalela and the city’s most famous building, Palacio Salvo.

Estadio Centenario

Historic football stadium home of the Uruguayan National team and venue of the first FIFA World Cup Final.

La Rambla

23-kilometre-long coastal walkway that is said to be one of longest in the world.

Ciudad Vieja

The city’s old town full of some of its best restaurants, bars and cultural attractions.