Top Montevideo Tickets & Passes

Visit the Andes Museum in Montevideo to discover the story of a 1972 plane crash in the high mountains. You’ll see personal items from some of the Uruguayans who died in the crash, as well as those who survived the ordeal, with museum information and videos in both English and Spanish. Pre-booking tickets to the Andes Museum is a time-saving strategy that lets you take care of planning in advance.

Immerse yourself in a vibrant night of tango, folklore, and candombe at El Milongón, a space declared of cultural interest in Montevideo. Enjoy a charming dinner show that showcases the rich musical fusion of Uruguay. With presentations starting at 9:00 PM, this event guarantees a lively atmosphere and an unforgettable cultural experience. It is perfect for both locals and visitors looking to celebrate special occasions in a traditional setting. Enjoy a captivating show with dinner that includes tango, folklore, and candombe. Located at Gaboto 1812, Montevideo, with functions from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Reservations are recommended to guarantee a spot; contact via WhatsApp. Experience the cultural richness of Uruguay in a festive and participatory environment.

It is without a doubt the most famous resort in Uruguay, and one of the most well-known and exclusive in Latin America. The natural beauty of its geography combines with unparalleled urbanization in the country. Punta del Este is a seaside resort town located 130km from Montevideo. A thin peninsula that extends into the sea and is the official limit between the Río de la Plata and the Atlantic Ocean. On this private tour, we will visit its most characteristic and important places, as well as other lesser-known spots frequented only by locals. This destination really covers more than 60km of coastal strip between Punta Ballena and José Ignacio. This is your tour, with your times and preferences, I am your guide to take you to the best places and advise you, but you are the ones who set the pace and decide how much or how little time to dedicate. If you like to stop we stop, if you want to continue we continue.

If you are the type of traveler who prefers the authentic essence of a city over its flawless, postcard-like facade—and if you want to explore on your own, without it being obvious that you are a "tourist"—then you have come to the right place. This tour is 100% private and personalized. Here I will show you the entire city and its main attractions, but we will also delve into small neighborhoods with their own style and characteristics. If you are visiting only for a couple of days, when you leave you can be sure that you really made the most of your time here and got to know Montevideo like very few visitors do. If you have more days, you will already have an idea of which points you want to return to by dedicating more time to them. It is really a long journey, and the possibility of doing everything will depend on how early we start and how long we stop in each place. For my part, I will dedicate the whole day to this Tour, so I don't have a set finishing time.

Explore the idiosyncrasies of Montevideo on this private walking tour that can be customized to the interests of you and your group. Your guide will collect you from the port or your hotel and then your tour will begin. Places to visit include Mercado del Puerto, Plaza Zabala, Museo Historico Nacional, and more. You can choose which ones you’d like to visit.

Its entrance allows you to live a real tango night in the historic Baar Fun Fun, an icon of Montevideo since 1895, managed by the fourth generation. The experience includes access to the legendary Baar Fun Fun, table reservation, glass of Uvita, typical bar drink and live tango show with professional dancers. The Baar Fun Fun, named Cultural Heritage of the city, has been declared of Tourist Interest by the Intendence of Montevideo and Cultural Interest by the Ministry of Education and Culture, in recognition of its historical, cultural value and its living contribution to the Montevidean identity. The tables and the historic counter were attended by key figures of Rio Plata tango. Among them Carlos Gardel, who visited the bar in 1933, during his stay in Montevideo, tried the traditional Uvita and according to the history of the place, even went as far as singing informally for those who were present. That anecdote is now a living part of identity and mystique.