Tours & Activities in Montevideo
On this excursion to Punta del Este, we'll travel along Uruguay's Costa de Oro and relax on Playa Mansa – a day of total relaxation!
It's a Free Walking Tour through Montevideo's old city, in which the tourists will be able to know the history and present of the city and country, learn about the most important monuments of the neighborhood and typical Uruguayan traditions. The places that will be visited on the tour are: - Ciudadela Gate - Independencia Square - Artigas Mausoleum - Solís Theater - Sarandí Promenade - Constitución Square - Metropolitana Cathedral - Brasilero Cafe - Taranco Palace - Zabala Square - Puerto Market
From the place where the first fort was installed in the 1700s to control access along the Río de la Plata to the heart of South America, passing through the remains of the wall of a city invaded several times, to the multicultural port capital that is cradle of "candombe" and "tango" music.
Art, history, architecture, beaches, parks and customs in the capital of Uruguay. A city that was baptized as "the Atenas del Plata" or "the Switzerland of America." Montevideo, a unique and universal place. An enclave of geopolitical and strategic importance.
On the itinerary, we will visit some of the main highlights of the city, such as:
- Zabala Square
- Metropolitan Cathedral
- Sarandi Pedestrian
- Solis Theater
- Salvo Palace
During the tour, I will be happy to answer all your questions. I will love to share with you my culture and memories, as well as the best kept secrets that some locals don't even know.
I'm waiting to accompany you and make you take away a memorable memory of my city!
A walk through the city of libraries and bookstores getting to know the old cultural and educational tradition of the capital of Uruguay. From the founding of the first library during the struggles for independence, to the majestic library of the Legislative Palace. The tour includes a stop at one of the most beautiful bookstores on Book Street (Tristan Narvaja) and access to three beautiful public libraries. We share the history of education, art and local culture. Montevideo, the city that was once called "the Athens of the Río de la Plata." We will appreciate architectural beauties and as an extra we offer a brief review of one of the largest street fairs in South America that takes place on Sundays on the street we walk along.
Candombe, tango and folklore: from the neighborhoods of Montevideo to the world. Music, art and local culture. Guitar, drums and citizen voices.
Everyone, welcome to the free tour “Discovering Montevideo”
Without a doubt, Montevideo is a city of unique and important beauty in South America. From the colonial era to the present, it houses a great history, beautiful buildings, monuments and unique places that we will discover during the tour.
On the tour, we will visit some of the main highlights of the city, such as:
- Port Market
- Zabala Square
- Sarandí Pedestrian
- Constitution Plaza
- Gate of the Citadel
- Solis Theater
- Independence Square
- 18 de Julio Avenue
- Viewpoint of the Municipality of Montevideo (IMM)
As you experience and discover the city, questions will come that will be answered with pleasure and will remain forever in the memory of this adventure. I will love to share this incredible experience with you.
I'm waiting to accompany you and make Montevideo a unique memory!
In our tour we offer you a tour of one of the most historic areas in the city of Montevideo; The old city. To do this we will visit different emblematic points, commenting on their history and their importance for the city. We will also show you not so well-known places in the neighborhood, we will share data and tips to make your visit even better.
What are we going to visit?
- Port of Montevideo (origin of the city)
- Pérez Castellanos Pedestrian
- Zabala Square
- Taranco Palace
- Sarandí Pedestrian
- Main Square
- Mother Church
- Montevideo Town Council
- Club Uruguay
- Solis Theater
- Montevideo Rambla
- Independence Square
- Salvo Palace
We invite you to walk with us!
IMPORTANT:
-Reservations will be received up to 24 hours before the tour, after this time contact the guides.
-Wait for confirmation from the guides to attend the tour, otherwise it will not take place.
-We only accept Uruguayan pesos, dollars and euros as a form of payment
