Explore in Uruguay

Piriápolis

Piriápolis

Founded by the eccentric Francisco Piria in the late 19th century, Piriápolis combines Atlantic shoreline, a neo-Gothic castle laden with esoteric symbolism, and panoramic views from Cerro San Antonio.

Paysandú

Paysandú

Paysandú, on the río Uruguay, blends 19th-century architecture, vibrant carnival tradition, and direct access to Argentina via the General Artigas international bridge.

José Ignacio

José Ignacio

A fishing village on an Atlantic peninsula, José Ignacio combines wild beaches, a 19th-century lighthouse and gourmet restaurants in a deliberately preserved setting, east of Punta del Este.

Fray Bentos

Fray Bentos

Fray Bentos, on the Uruguay River, is home to Barrio Anglo, a 19th-century refrigeration complex listed as UNESCO World Heritage and now converted into a museum of global food industry history.

Tacuarembó

Tacuarembó

Uruguay's gaucho capital, Tacuarembó immerses you in the culture of the region's legendary cattle herders, among sprawling estancias, the stunning Valle Edén, and the enduring legacy of Carlos Gardel.

Santa Teresa National Park

Just 3 km from Punta del Diablo, Santa Teresa National Park blends an 18th-century colonial fort, wild beaches and a capybara reserve along Uruguay's Atlantic coast.

Salto

Salto

Hot springs at 39°C, a giant dam and orange groves: Salto reveals another side of Uruguay, 500 km from Montevideo. Our practical guide.

Punta del Este

Punta del Este

Between the Rio de la Plata and Atlantic Ocean, Punta del Este blends contrasting beaches, waterfront art, and excursions to José Ignacio. Everything you need to plan your escape.

Punta del Diablo

Punta del Diablo

A fishing village and artisan community perched on Uruguay's Atlantic coast, Punta del Diablo captivates with its wild beaches, national park, and remarkably preserved authenticity.

Pueblo Edén

Pueblo Eden

Nestled in the Maldonado sierras, Pueblo Eden blends Mediterranean architecture, vineyards, horseback excursions and rural tourism just a stone's throw from Punta del Este.

Montevideo

Montevideo

A discreet capital bordered by the Rio de la Plata, Montevideo captivates with its Rambla, Ciudad Vieja, and a lifestyle centered around maté, candombe, and asado.

La Paloma

La Paloma

A beach resort along Uruguay's Atlantic coast, La Paloma captivates with its varied beaches, the historic lighthouse at Cabo Santa María and the Laguna de Rocha nature reserve.

Isla de Lobos

Isla de Lobos

Located 8 km from Punta del Este, Isla de Lobos is home to South America's largest colony of sea lions and fur seals. Complete guide to visiting.

Colonia del Sacramento

Colonia del Sacramento

Facing Buenos Aires, Colonia del Sacramento lines its cobbled streets and Portuguese ramparts. Complete guide to Uruguay's oldest city, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Carmelo

Carmelo

Uruguay's wine capital just 2 hours from Buenos Aires, Carmelo blends tannat bodegas, colonial port charm and peaceful riverside living along the Río de la Plata.

Cabo Polonio

The Ecological Reserve of Cabo Polonio

Cabo Polonio, a hamlet of 70 inhabitants with no roads or electricity, nestled between dunes and ocean. An ecological jewel on the Uruguayan coast.

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

From San Telmo to Recoleta, the complete guide to Buenos Aires: neighborhoods, tango, asado, climate and tips for a successful stay in Argentina's capital.