Top Montevideo Tours by Duration - page 4

Immerse yourself in the history and taste of the Winery. Experience a unique experience exploring the Winery with more than a century of history. It invites you to discover the art of wine through an exclusive tour, guided by our winemaker.

Join us on a tour to discover Punta del Este, one of Latin America’s most exclusive destinations. With its elegant neighborhoods, coastal lifestyle, and rich cultural history, this city blends stunning beaches, art, and gastronomy.

Join us for a delightful escape 45 minutes from Montevideo. Discover a famous boutique vineyard that beckons with stunning landscapes, an enchanting winery, and a captivating cellar. Don’t miss the chance to snap fun photos in front of the quirky vintage train and car museum. Get set for an exquisite tasting perfectly complemented by tapas, tortillas, bruschetta, and empanadas. And let’s not forget the backdrop of breathtaking vineyard views that will make you feel like you’ve stepped right into a movie scene! Please note that the food pairings vary according to the season. Bodega Bouza, one of Uruguay's most sought-after wineries, welcomes plenty of visitors, so prepare for an engaging group tour experience. This is your chance to visit Uruguay’s premier vineyard, all while accompanied by a local driver.

Escape bustling Montevideo for the colonial charm and tranquility of Colonia del Sacramento, situated on the banks of the Río de la Plata. On this day trip a knowledgeable guide accompanies you along the cobblestone streets of the Barrio Histórico, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You’ll meander on foot past historical landmarks like the lighthouse and former bullfighting arena — Real de San Carlos — as well as  Colonia’s downtown, port and Fernando's Beach.

I DISCOVERED THE ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF WINES ENHANCED BY OCEAN INFLUENCE THROUGH GUIDED TASTING. We will tour the line of South Atlantic and Single Vineyard wines accompanied by an individual table with different cheeses, cold cuts, artisan bread and tasting of the extra-virgin olive oils paired.

Explore the cobbled streets, reddish houses and colonial buildings of one of the most charming cities in Uruguay: Colonia del Sacramento.

Walk through Montevideo and travel through centuries of history in just a few blocks: from the Old City, born as a walled settlement and strategic port, to the major changes brought by independence, immigration, and the modern growth of Uruguay’s capital. Along the way, you’ll discover plazas, landmark buildings, cultural corners, and viewpoints, while understanding how Montevideo became a city shaped by European influence and a Río de la Plata spirit. This is a self-guided audio tour: the audio plays at the right moment and in the right place using your phone’s GPS. Start whenever you want, pause and resume, and go at your own pace. It includes more than 30 stops with audio, text, and images, plus a map to help you navigate. After downloading the content, it works offline. Before you begin, install the Make Your Tour app and use the code you receive after purchase.

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.

At the heart of Uruguay’s wine tradition, Bodegas Castillo Viejo is not just a winery; it is a journey back in time. Founded in 1927 by the Etcheverry family, the house retains the spirit of a pioneering dream that today, in its fourth generation, welcomes you personally. Here, the warmth of the authentic exceeds any standardized tour.

We’ll pick you up at your hotel to begin your tour in Ciudad Vieja, visiting Plaza Constitución and the historic Montevideo Cathedral. We’ll then drive to Plaza Independencia, where you’ll learn about iconic landmarks such as Salvo Palace, Solís Theatre, the City Gate, and the Estevez Palace. The tour continues along 18 de Julio and Libertador Avenues to the impressive Legislative Palace, where we’ll stop for photos. Nearby, we’ll visit the MAM market, part of Uruguay’s historical heritage, offering local cuisine and regional products. Next, we’ll head to Batlle Park to see the Monumento a La Carreta, followed by a stop at the legendary Estadio Centenario, host of the first FIFA World Cup in 1930. We’ll then reach Pocitos, one of Montevideo’s most scenic neighborhoods, perfect for photos by the Rambla and beach. The tour continues along the coastal Rambla through Punta Carretas and Parque Rodó, highlighting key buildings along the way. Finally, we return to your hotel.

Sample Uruguay’s burgeoning winemaking industry during this 6-hour tasting tour on the Montevideo wine route. Stop and ‘smell the rosé’ on a laid back visit to several family-run wineries. You’ll try a mix of 6 different red, white, rosé, and sparkling varieties accompanied by snacks like local cheese, bread, and cured meats. Finish the day with a quick tour downtown Montevideo.