
Mercado del Puerto
Iron and glass from 1868, and the best parrillas in the country under one roof. Go at lunchtime.
The capital, with twenty two kilometres of waterfront promenade. Ciudad Vieja, markets, theatres and the best food in the country.
Carrasco international airport, twenty minutes from the centre. Ferries from Buenos Aires arrive in Colonia, three hours by road.
Good all year. December to March for the beaches, spring and autumn for the city itself.
Walkable by barrio, taxis and apps between them. The Rambla connects almost everything.
The places we send our travellers to, and the ones we would go back to ourselves.

Iron and glass from 1868, and the best parrillas in the country under one roof. Go at lunchtime.

Twenty two kilometres of promenade along the river. Walk it at sunset with a thermos, like a local.

The story of the Andes crash and the sixteen survivors, told with restraint and without spectacle.

Uruguay's national theatre, open for guided tours during the day and worth a night if the programme allows.

The square that divides old and new Montevideo, with the Artigas mausoleum underneath.

The old town, its plazas, art deco facades and the pedestrian Sarandí street.

City beach, rambla and restaurants. Where Montevideo goes on a summer afternoon.

A restored 1913 market with food stalls, restaurants and produce. Quieter than the port market.

The 1928 tower on Plaza Independencia, once the tallest building in South America.

Marble and granite from 1925, open for guided tours. One of the finest buildings in the country.
Home of the first World Cup final in 1930, with its football museum.

A family winery with Piedmontese roots, offering tastings and lunch just outside the city.
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