Enjoy pristine beaches, larger-than life steaks, ranches, and other things that
offer more than just a South American environment. Travel to historic sites and
places of cultural importance and learn the Uruguayan's way of life. Have a
luxurious escape into this South American paradise by going in these heavenly
places on Earth.
1.) Punta del Diablo
Find a quiet escape from the busy city in this tranquil part of Uruguay. Walk in
miles of empty beach coastlines, surf and fish till you drop, and enjoy wooden
cabins and trouble-free rural lifestyle. Learn from people whose lives are as
nature-oriented and as down-to-earth as the peaceful surrounding.
2.) Punta del Este
Punta del Este is known world-wide as a plush resort with miles of beaches, a
string of luxurious hotels and restaurants and never-ending reasons to party.
While it's not as famous as its European and American counterparts, its untamed
charm and stunning beauty makes people come every summer. Strut your winning
figure in its beaches by engaging in its beach activities or partying in its
all-night discos.
3.) Isla de Gorriti
Do you find Punta del Este serving too many people that it spoils the fun you
deserve? Then go to Isla Goritti and find more beaches that could satisfy the
hydrophilic man in you. Eighteenth-century fortresses also abound this idyllic
place.
4.) Montevideo
Travel to the place of Spanish-Italian art deco designs and see for yourself the
cultural diversity in this patch of land. While it lost many tourists over to
more famous tourist zones, Montevideo has its own beaches and festivities to be
proud of. Travel between late February and early March and find yourself in the
middle of a dancing spree in the Montevideo streets.
5.) Casa Pueblo
Take a look inside the Uruguay's Mediterranean villa and art gallery and explore
its rooms devoted to Carlos Vilaro's masterpieces. Located only five minutes off
Punta del Este, Casa Pueblo offers breathtaking edifice that serves as a
repository for the equally astounding works of art. A bar was conveniently
placed for visitors to unwind in a totally different ambience.
6.) Water Sports
Uruguay's long beach lines give unlimited possibilities when it comes to
water-based activities. Find your gear and do some boating, surfing, swimming,
and fishing in some of the beautiful waters in the world. With Uruguay's water,
there are simply unlimited opportunities to enjoy.
7.) Colonia del Sacramento
Overlooking Rio de Plata, Uruguay's Colonia del Sacramento is a place where you
can have some of the most cobbled streets, vibrant history and most scenic spots
together. Visit the city's museum, drawbridge, lighthouse, and bullrings. Plan
your trip in this place and experience the life with happy Uruguayans,
nightspots and other places of amusement.
8.) Plaza de Torros
Plaza de Torros is located outside Real de San Carlos, Colonia del Sacramento,
Uruguay. Let your eyes feast in Plaza de Torros' grand architecture that
characterizes this short-lived bullring. Sneak in with the locals through a
broken gate and enter the bull fighter's arena.
9.) Feria de Tristan Narvaja
Located in Monetevideo, Feria de Tristan is the Uruguay's center for antiques,
records, astesanias, and more. Shop around for secondhand books, pets, fruits,
vegetables, and fish in this one-of-a-kind market. Shop during Sundays and treat
yourself with a hoard of bohemian goods on display.
10.) Palacio Salvo
Any Uruguayan trip is incomplete without a visit in this spot in Montevideo.
Located in the intersection of 18 de Julio Avenue and Plaza Independencia, this
building intended for hotel is now a home for a multitude of residential units
and office spaces. Treat yourself with some contemporary architecture by
visiting this Uruguayan high-rise.