Hotel Montevideo Jose Benito Lamas 2901, Montevideo, Uruguay

Widely regarded as one of the best vantages in Montevideo, this old battle fortress erected there during the colonial era is one of the highest points in the city. From Montevideo Hill it's possible to view the sprawling capital, the bay, and Ciudad Vieja.

One of the best places to celebrate with friends and family or to host private events, this unique tapas bar imbues a warm and generous spirit into the flavors of each dish.

Located in one of Montevideo's most picturesque settings, restaurant “El Palenque” in the Mercado del Puerto Restaurant fuses Uruguayan and Spanish barbecue cuisine.

Located at Hotel Montevideo, Polo Bamba Piso 10 is the only sky bar in Montevideo and features inspiring views, beautiful sunsets, and cutting-edge cocktails and gastronomy that entices a crowd of travelers and locals alike.

Located inside an restored home in Parque Rodó, this is under-the-radar is a culinary experience that cannot be missed. The home-style menu offers options for breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, or dinner.

Salvo Palace: Its art deco style is a window to the past. Its viewpoint is 100 meters high.
City Hall Viewpoint: With its 80 meters high, it offers a panoramic view of the entire city.
Antel Tower Viewpoint: a futuristic building with excellent views of the city from its 26th floor.

Tango is a rich tradition that unites Uruguayans and Argentineans. Touring the different milongas is transports locals and visitors alike to the exciting world that surrounds this genre of dance. Watch, learn, and join in with a meal and live music.

An annual calendar of carefully selected temporary exhibitions is held in its rooms on the first floor. It also has an Interactive Banking Room, in which banking activity in the past is recreated, as well as the already consecrated Gaucho Museum, installed on the second floor.

The most important example of Uruguay's beautiful neo-classical Greek Revival architecture, the Legislative Palace is an architecturally significant landmark that offers guided tours from Monday to Friday.

Once a former Penitentiary (1915), this intreaguing destination is now a sought-after place to shop the world's most recognized international brands and luxury fashion.

This is a famous street fair that takes place every Sunday is a trove of unique antiques, local art, and traditional Uruguayan souvenirs.

A traditional hot beverage made from the leaves of an evergreen, Mate is a popular drink in Uruguay. Brining the art of Mate home with a handcrafted silver and leather Mate kit from Manos del Uruguay.

Visit the coastal neighborhoods, stroll along the Rambla, and get to know the historical monuments of the capital including Plaza Independencia, Plaza de la Constitución, Palacio Salvo, and Palacio Legislativo.

Embark on a day trip to historic Colonia del Sacramento City to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site and learn about Spanish and Portuguese heritage.

No journey to Montevideo is complete without a stroll along the Rambla de Pocitos. Along this iconic walk, the destination's most popular beaches plays host to shopping and experiences suited for the whole family.

Named in honor of José Enrique Rodó, the beloved family park features an artificial lake, a game park, several food outlets and the Summer Theater - a popular venue during the carnival celebrations.

Discover a vast selection of national and foreign literature at Libros de la Arena. Here, there is a wealth of material covering the arts, cinema, theater, social sciences, childrens books and mush more.