Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

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.

Mercado Agrícola
Step inside the lively Mercado Agrícola, a beautifully restored marketplace that combines tradition and modernity. Browse the colorful stalls filled with fresh produce and artisanal goods while mingling with friendly locals. Discover the flavors of Uruguay as you wander through the market for 20 minutes, experiencing the city's vibrant culinary culture firsthand.

Tango Show at Baar Fun-Fun
The legendary Baar Fun-Fun is an iconic tango venue with more than 80 years of history. This living monument to Uruguay's tango scene promises to captivate your senses. Watch masterful dancers perform to the passionate rhythms of the tango, immersing yourself in the spirit of the dance. Be sure to try the venue's famous Uvita drink, a local specialty that perfectly complements the experience.

What you will see along the way:
As you travel through Montevideo, marvel at the Solis Theater, a masterpiece of neoclassical design, and the stately Government House. At Independence Square, capture photos in front of the statue of national hero José Artigas and feel the energy of the city as the historical and modern districts meet. Enjoy a glimpse of Batlle y Ordóñez Park, home to the Centenario Stadium, then return to port along a coastal avenue.

Photo Opportunities:

Congress Building
A stop at the magnificent Congress Building is an opportunity to photograph the ornate exterior. Completed over nearly two decades, this architectural jewel is adorned with 52 colors of local marble and intricate woodwork in 12 varieties, reflecting Uruguay's natural beauty and artistry.

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.

Virgilio Square
A serene viewpoint perched above Montevideo Bay, Virgilio Square provides sweeping views of the coastline and the city skyline.

Shopping:
The bustling Mercado Agrícola de Montevideo is a premier shopping destination and one of the city's largest agricultural markets. Here, you'll also discover a wide selection of artisanal products, including locally made sauces, jams, olive oils and sweets.