Top Montevideo Weddings & Celebrations

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We will get to know the main tourist spots, starting with the old so-called "Old City" today also a financial center, we begin with one of the most representative buildings and headquarters of Banco Republica and a few meters from the Church of San Francisco de Asís; We continue to Plaza Zabala with its Palacio Taranco, now a Museum of Decorative Arts; we walk the corner street that has the main banks; Stock Exchange Building; Artigas building reaching the Plaza Matriz; we will see from the Plaza El Cabildo National Historical Monument; the Mother Cathedral. Plaza Independencia, July 18, Legislative Palace, Agricultural Market, Monument to La Carreta, Centenario Stadium, Word Montevideo in KIBON, Carrasco neighborhood.

Explore Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on this full-day tour from Montevideo. Listen to a guide's commentary on the Spanish and Portuguese heritage of the area, dating from the 17th century. Other stops include a local farm, a Uraguayan candy shop, and the Granja Colonia Collections Museum.

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.

The Montevideo Carnival is one of the oldest and most deeply rooted traditions in Uruguayan culture. For 40 nights, dozens of groups, divided into five categories (Murgas, Humorists, Parodists, Revues, and Comparsas of Black and Lubolo performers), parade through the city performing on stages called "tablados," while also participating in the Official Competition.

Enjoy a night out in Montevideo with a dinner and dance show. Watch in amazement as professional dancers perform an array of Uruguayan dance including tango, candombe and milonga. Attentive staff serve your meal straight to your stage-side table so you can dine while watching the entertainment. Enjoy traditional Uruguayan dishes and dessert accompanied by wine — it’s the perfect introduction to Uruguay!