Montevideo

Montevideo lies on the shores of the Rio de la Plata . Like the whole country, its capital city is also not great. So you can easily explore Montevideo on foot or by bike. The city may not impress you at first sight, but it's worth giving it a chance. A short visit to the old town - Ciudad Vieja is enough to come to the conclusion that it was worth visiting.

Montevideo, Uruguay - © Brate

One of the most characteristic buildings is the Palacio Salvo , which is a kind of symbol of the entire city. Montevideo also has excellent walking areas with Parque Rodó, Punta Brava and the Rambla at the forefront. The capital also offers an interesting nightlife offer . In the evenings, numerous pubs open their doors, where you can party with the locals. There are not many tourists in Montevideo, which allows you to feel the atmosphere of the city and the people who live here.

For whom?

Montevideo is definitely a good choice if you like to walk a lot. The city is perfect to explore on foot, and walking along the promenade (Rambla) along the coast will be a pleasure in itself. In Montevideo, partygoers will also surely like to take advantage of the offer of local pubs.