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Overview On the east bank of the Río de la Plata, 112 miles (180km) west of Montevideo, but only 31 miles (50km) from Buenos Aires by ferry, Colonia is an irresistibly picturesque town …

No visitor should miss Montevideo’s old port market building, at the foot of Pérez Castellano; the building''s impressive wrought-iron superstructure shelters a gaggle of bustling parrillas (steak …

Dating from 1908, and still playing host to Uruguay’s Asamblea General (legislative branch), the three-story neoclassical parliament building is also open…

Just off Plaza Independencia, elegant Teatro Solís is Montevideo’s premier performance space. First opened in 1856, and completely renovated during the…

Discover the best attractions in Montevideo including Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales, Mercado del Puerto, and Museo del Gaucho.

Also known as Plaza Constitución, this leafy square was the heart of colonial Montevideo. On its west side stands the Iglesia Matriz, Montevideo’s oldest public building, begun in 1784 and …

Plaza Independencia 2.04 MILES Montevideo''s largest downtown plaza commemorates independence hero José Artigas with a 17m, 30-ton statue and the subterranean Mausoleo de …

In Montevideo, a sophisticated city can’t escape the influence of the rural campo (countryside). The result is a metropolitan center with an irresistibly not-so-fast-paced urban …

Explore Montevideo in our travel guide. Get expert tips on sandy beaches, local dining, top attractions and more in Uruguay''s capital.

Lola Méndez takes you on a four-day culinary adventure, eating your way through South America''s secret foodie destination.