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What you will visit:

Montevideo (panoramic drive)
Discover the vibrant capital of Uruguay, Montevideo, one of South America's most important trading ports and a dynamic city where rich history meets modern charm. This scenic drive offers the opportunity to soak in the cosmopolitan atmosphere and diverse architectural styles influenced by the city's European heritage. Your guide will share insights into the cultural blend shaped by Spanish, Portuguese and Italian settlers, which remains visible in the city's character today. You'll travel along bustling streets lined with stunning art deco façades, colonial homes, and historical landmarks that embody Montevideo's unique charm.

Pizzorno Winery
Escape to the tranquil countryside and visit Pizzorno Winery, a cornerstone of Uruguayan winemaking since 1910. Nestled among rolling vineyards, this family-owned estate blends century-old traditions with modern innovation under the guidance of fourth-generation winemaker Carlos Pizzorno. Your experience begins with a guided tour of the vineyards and cellar, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous process from grape to bottle. A curated tasting follows, pairing Pizzorno's finest wines with delicious local snacks.

What you will see along the way:
As you travel through Montevideo, marvel at the iconic Solis Theater, a masterpiece of neoclassical design, and the stately Government House, which reflects the city's cultural and political significance. At Independence Square, capture stunning photos in front of the towering statue of national hero José Artigas and feel the energy of the city as the historical and modern districts meet. As your motorcoach departs Montevideo's port, you'll be treated to views of the city's coastal charm, with the Río de la Plata on one side and a mix of colonial and modern architecture on the other. The scenery shifts to rolling countryside dotted with verdant pastures, grazing livestock, and quaint farmhouses. The journey culminates at the lush the Pizzorno Winery.

Photo Opportunities:

Independence Square
Marvel at the palm-tree-lined Plaza Independencia (Independence Square), designed in 1836 and the site of a massive equestrian monument. At the heart of the square stands the monument to José Artigas, Uruguay's national hero.

Legislative Palace
The Legislative Palace of Montevideo was constructed between 1904 and 1925 to commemorate Uruguay's centennial of independence. It houses the nation's major legislative bodies.

Meal:
Your gastronomic adventure continues with a hands-on cooking workshop set against the winery's stunning backdrop. Under the guidance of local chefs, you'll learn to prepare empanadas filled with savory goodness and baked to perfection in a traditional wood-fired oven. The experience concludes on a sweet note as you craft alfajores, delicate cookies filled with luscious dulce de leche. These culinary creations have been passed down through generations, much like the wines you will savor.