Uruguay Travel Tips
If you venture across the Rio de la Plata, you will find the small country of Uruguay, one of the most developed in South America. Bordering Brazil and Argentina, this small nation shares many cultural traditions from its neighbors. The three have a common pride and passion for their beaches, the gaucho, the tango and their national sport, football.
Influenced largely by Europe, Uruguay is frequently referred to as the “Switzerland of South America”. You will definitely notice the European-style architecture and the fact that most locals are primarily of European origin. Discover Uruguay’s many vineyards and cattle ranches and be sure to indulge yourself in the countries fascinating mixture of South America and Europe in one.
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3 Days in Montevideo: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, July 2012
While Uruguay is considered a small country, it’s packed with cultural, historical and entertaining activities. You’ll find most of the action in the largest city and capital, Montevideo, where ...
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Wine Tours from Montevideo
Written by Viator, July 2012
While many people typically picture Napa Valley, France and Argentina when they think of wine destinations, Uruguay offers many possibilities for vino-lovers. Because Uruguay is often overlooked for ...
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3 Days in Punta del Este: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, July 2012
Known for its pristine beaches, expansive seaside mansions, trendy shopping and stylish locals, Punta del Este is a picturesque and luxurious destination for your next vacation. To help you see a ...
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Beaches of Punta del Este
Written by Viator, July 2012
When visiting the “Monaco of South America,” the main attraction that draws visitors is the beautiful beaches. The most famous and iconic beach is Playa de los Dedos, where you’ll find the famous ...
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