All Montevideo Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 7

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.

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.

The tours are considered the best in the country by customers, and in the Old Town Walking Tour, the traveler will have an unforgettable experience by delving into the historic center of the country's capital and the city cataloged as the capital with the best quality of life in Latin America, learning about its incredible stories and impressive landscapes and surroundings. The history and architecture, as well as the warmth of its inhabitants and its sites, will also add to the flavor of the place. The chauffeur and guide service with excellent presence and education, and the condition of the transport units also make for a complete and full pleasure experience. Dare to travel with us, you surely won't regret it! The Club is a guarantee of excellence and commitment!

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.