Uruguay Travel
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Uruguay – History of Colonia del Sacramento
Enjoy Uruguay's most scenic village and wander around the fortress where cobbled streets line the waterfront, and join locals watching the sunset and drinking a "mate". more...
Uruguay – Colonial Towns Along Río de la Plata
Enjoy Uruguay's feeling of tranquillity in the colonial, quaint villages of Carmelo and Conchillas - with tiny churches, shady plazas and a "mate" along the waterfront. more...
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By: Tracey Chandler
Tourists travel to Uruguay from Buenos Aires as part of their holiday. However, lots of people like to do so to renew their visas and stay in BA for longer. more...
By: Shona Black
Uruguay's Estadio Centenario, built to host the first FIFA World Cup in 1930, is an iconic monument for football lovers around the world. more...
By: Brett McKenzie
For culinary tourists seeking delicious destinations that are off the beaten path, Uruguay is not to be missed. more...
Mercado del Puerto, Montevideo
By: Megan Lyles
Montevideo's Port Market is a great place to sample Uruguayan cuisine, check out local culture and shop for antiques and souvenirs of South America. more...
By: Richard McColl
Representing everything that Uruguay's major beach destination, Punta del Este, is not, Punta del Diablo is a haven for those who want to holiday with Uruguayans. more...
By: Richard McColl
While Buenos Aires hollers boisterously across the bay, Montevideo merely whispers confidently. It is this polite welcome that entices travellers to this enchanting city. more...
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