Ting man kan gjøre i Montevideo

“This is one of the most amazing parks in the city, it's truly incredible how the Uruguayan culture values their public spaces and make the most of them. Make sure to visit on a day you have good weather, and sit by the Rambla with the locals at sunset. Here you will find statues, fountains, wandering walkways, a pond with boats to rent, cafes and plenty of space to sit on the grass in the sun. ”

“The oldest theater in Uruguay and the entire western hemisphere. Located in the old town of Montevideo, near the Independence Square. Built according to the design of the Italian architect Carlo Zucchi in the neoclassical style and officially opened on August 25, 1856. The side wings of the building were completed in 1874 under the direction of the French architect Victor Rabu. The theater is named after the Spanish discoverer Juan Diaz de Solis. This is the history of the country.”

“Try going during the lunch, you may find people singing folklore and get a great asado”

“Ciudad Vieja (Old City) is the tourism center of the city and for good reason it's beautiful! It won't take you very long though one day is enough. Walk down Sarandi street starting at the Puerta de la Ciudadela (entrance to Ciudad Vieja). From there you will pass may courtyards, restaurants, cafes, gift shops, and art galleries. Make sure to look up, the architecture is stunning in that part of the city. ”

“Open every day except for Monday, the National Museo is a FREE gallery located in Parque Rodo. They always have an interesting exhibit of local work and foreign art. If you are in the area it's worth a visit. ”

“Built inside a refurbished train station the building space is quite beautiful. This market has plenty of tourist shops, a food court, and other curated food stalls. If you have a rainy day and need something to do its a nice place to visit. ”

“Historical Museum and football matches almost every weekend. A great place to go if you love football”

“carcel famosa uruguaya que fue transformada en un icono shopping de montevideo”

“Uruguay is a creative hub and there are art galleries absolutely everywhere. Make sure to visit the Garcia and Gurvich museum while in the old city. ”

“ Street full of entertainment. Movie Cinema, McDonalds, Freddos Ice Cream, Suchi, Clothing stores, Household goods.”

“Mercado Ferrando is a lively industrial space packed with various food stall and vendors. It's a fun place to stop by and have a drink or a light meal. This space is often trying something new, and the various stalls offer a nice variety of food options. ”

“The Legislative Palace in Montevideo, Uruguay, is the site where the Uruguayan parliament meets”

“You would never expect the beautiful and peaceful oasis inside when just walking past Escaramuza. Both a book store, social space, cafe and restaurant it is an absolute must to go by even if just for a coffee. ”

“During February and up until mid-March, Uruguay celebrates the longest Carnival on Earth. Every single day in more than 20 locations, local groups go up the stage to do their show. This is the theater where bands perform to get a price at the end of Carnaval. It starts at 7 PM. You need to go to an Abitab to buy a regular. This costs around 10-12 USD, depending on the location you want. This is the most authentic thing an Uruguayan can do during the summer. ”