Carmelo

The small town of Carmelo has a very picturesque location. First of all, it is situated in front of the Parana River delta, right on the banks of the Uruguay River , which turns here into Rio de la Plata. The Arroyo de las Vacas flows through the Carmelo itself, which can be seen from the perspective of a charming, historic, red, iron bridge.

Carmelo, Uruguay - © Brate

The city is famous primarily for the cultivation of vines. It is surrounded by numerous vineyards and. For tasting, be sure to go to the Narbonne Wine Lodge, located northwest of the city center. Not only will you taste delicious wines there, but you will also be able to get acquainted with cheese traditions and local preserves. In the center of Carmelo you will find two museums (Museo de Madera dedicated to wooden sculptures and Archivo y Museo del Carmen containing the collections of the local parish). In addition, nice beaches and lovely walking areas await you .

For whom?

Carmelo is a good destination if you are looking for peace and quiet. Even at the height of the summer season, there are no crowds here. Carmelo is also a good proposition if you would like to get to know Uruguayan cuisine a little better . In addition to wine, local cheeses, preserves and other delicacies await you here. In Carmelo you will also be able to relax . And the local beaches will allow you to do so.