Montevideo
TOURIST ITINERARY
Plan your visit
1 day itinerary
Morning:
Plaza Independence:
Begin your journey by exploring Plaza Independencia, the heart of Montevideo's historic center.
Palacio Salvo:
Admire the Palacio Salvo, an iconic tower located on the Plaza Independencia.
Afternoon:
Solis Theatre:
Visit the Solís Theater, one of the oldest and most prestigious theaters in Latin America.
Old City:
Stroll through Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo's oldest neighborhood, known for its cobbled streets and urban art.
Evening:
Abasto Market:
Dinner at Mercado del Abasto, a renovated market with a variety of restaurants and dining options.
Rambla of Montevideo:
End the day with a stroll down Montevideo's Rambla to enjoy views of the river and ocean.
2 days itinerary
Day 1:
Morning:
Plaza Independence:
Begin your journey by exploring Plaza Independencia, the heart of Montevideo's historic center.
Palacio Salvo:
Admire the Palacio Salvo, an iconic tower located on the Plaza Independencia.
Afternoon:
Solis Theatre:
Visit the Solís Theater, one of the oldest and most prestigious theaters in Latin America.
Old City:
Stroll through Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo's oldest neighborhood, known for its cobbled streets and urban art.
Evening:
Abasto Market:
Dinner at Mercado del Abasto, a renovated market with a variety of restaurants and dining options.
Rambla of Montevideo:
End the day with a stroll down Montevideo's Rambla to enjoy views of the river and ocean.
Day 2:
Morning:
National Museum of Visual Arts:
Spend the morning at the Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales, which houses a vast collection of Uruguayan works of art.
Afternoon:
Parque Rodó:
Relax in Parque Rodó, a large park with lakes, gardens and monuments.
Rambla del Parque Rodó:
Stroll along Rambla del Parque Rodó, overlooking the ocean.
Evening:
Dinner in Carrasco:
Dinner in Carrasco, a neighborhood known for its architecture and refined atmosphere.
3 days itinerary
Day 1:
Morning:
Plaza Independence:
Begin your journey by exploring Plaza Independencia, the heart of Montevideo's historic center.
Palacio Salvo:
Admire the Palacio Salvo, an iconic tower located on the Plaza Independencia.
Afternoon:
Solis Theatre:
Visit the Solís Theater, one of the oldest and most prestigious theaters in Latin America.
Old City:
Stroll through Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo's oldest neighborhood, known for its cobbled streets and urban art.
Evening:
Abasto Market:
Dinner at Mercado del Abasto, a renovated market with a variety of restaurants and dining options.
Rambla of Montevideo:
End the day with a stroll down Montevideo's Rambla to enjoy views of the river and ocean.
Day 2:
Morning:
National Museum of Visual Arts:
Spend the morning at the Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales, which houses a vast collection of Uruguayan works of art.
Afternoon:
Parque Rodó:
Relax in Parque Rodó, a large park with lakes, gardens and monuments.
Rambla del Parque Rodó:
Stroll along Rambla del Parque Rodó, overlooking the ocean.
Evening:
Dinner in Carrasco:
Dinner in Carrasco, a neighborhood known for its architecture and refined atmosphere.
Day 3:
Morning:
Puerto Market:
Explore the Mercado del Puerto, famous for its parrillas (grills) and local crafts.
Plaza Matriz:
Visit the Plaza Matriz and the Catedral Metropolitana, located nearby.
Afternoon:
Barrio Sur and Palermo:
Stroll through Barrio Sur and Palermo, neighborhoods known for their colorful houses and cultural history.
Centenary Stadium:
Pay a visit to the Estadio Centenario, one of the oldest football stadiums in the world.
Evening:
Dinner in Pocitos:
Dinner in Pocitos, a popular coastal area with a variety of restaurants and cafes.
Pocitos Rambla:
Conclude your visit to Montevideo by strolling along the Rambla of Pocitos, enjoying the evening lights over the ocean.
This itinerary will allow you to explore the history, culture and natural beauty of Montevideo in three days. Customize your itinerary based on your specific interests and seasonal activities available during your visit.