Festive parades and marches, thousands of unique costumes and rhythmic music.
The largest green space in the city has a lake and expansive fields perfect for playing sports, resting in the shade or having a picnic.
This extensive avenue defines the Old City and is a hotbed of shops, restaurants and bars in which to enjoy good times getting to know the local culture.
This market dates to the 19th century, but is still one of the best places in the city to observe the local way of life and savor a tasty barbecue.
The most popular and touristic flea market in Montevideo. Get antiques and souvenirs while practicing your Spanish with the shopkeepers.
Located on the 30-kilometer-long Montevideo promenade, ideal for a bike ride, this lighthouse is a beautiful spot to watch the sunset over the Río de la Plata.