What to do in Uruguay
Visa de Uruguay
You may (probably) need a visa to travel to Uruguay. You should check this in advance!
The same if you are planning to go to Argentina!
Dominicanos:
Si tienen visas de EEUU viegente por 6 meses, no necesitaran visa para ir entrar a Uruguay!!!
+Mercado del Puerto + La Ciudad Vieja + Museums
+La Rambla / The Beach
+Av. 18 de Julio
+ Estadio Centenario - The stadium was built between 1929 and 1930 to host the inaugural 1930 FIFA World Cup, as well as to commemorate the centennial of Uruguay's first constitution.
+Parque Rodo
* Hop On - Hop Off Bus: Bus Turistico Montevideo
*Barro Negro (theater on wheels)
Stop by these places when going to Punta del Este:
+ Piriapolis ( 32 km away from Punta del Este) + Cerro Pan de Azucar
+Punta Ballena
In Punta del Este:
+ Marathon San Fernando: January 4th.
+La Rambla, Calle Gorlero, Los Dedos, Casino Conrad, Casa artista Paez-Vilaro (Casa Pueblo), La Peninsula, El Puerto, La Barra, Playa Mansa/Playa Brava
Near Punta del Este:
+ La Pataia - Tambo. Eat "Panqueques con Dulce de Leche"!
+Salto del Penitente, Tirolesa, Cabalgatas
+Parque Salus
+Caida de agua
+Cerro Artigas
+Centro Ciudad- Plaza
+Cerro Arequita
Have a "Postre Chaja"!
Stop by Colonia del Sacramento when going/coming from Argentina.
+Barrio Histórico (historic site)
+Plaza de toros Real de San Carlos (Bullring)
+Beach/Rambla
+Museo del Lapiz (Pencil Museum)
+Museo del Ferrocarril (Railway Museum)
+Bodegas (winery)
+Queserias (Cheese stores)
+ La Boca - Caminito/ La Bombonera (Estadio Futbol - Boca)
+ Recoleta
+ Calle Corrientes
+Puerto Madero
+ Avenida 9 de Julio
+ Casa Rosada
+ Plaza de Mayo
+ San Telmo
+ Palermo Soho
* Hop On - Hop Off Bus: Bus Turistico Bs As