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Rambla de Montevideo
15,306 reviews
#1 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"Montevideo's Rambla is 26 km long and there is much to see: sandy beaches, nice restaurants, playgrounds, many exercise instruments to keep you fit, Parque Rodó and its Teatro de Verano are some of the things you...""From the Rambla, it is also an easy stroll to many other interesting places in Montevideo, like the Castiglio Pittamiglia, or to shopping at Punta Carretas Shopping or Montevideo Shopping (two large, upscale malls..."
Palacio Legislativo
3,509 reviews
#2 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"... down to the area from the interior balconies and where being above means a better view of these sculptures, carving scenes, engraved patterns, stained-glass paintings & wall paintings on the upper parts of the...""Completed in 1925, the palace features 50 different types of marble and ranks among the city's most famous landmarks."
Mirador Panoramico de Montevideo
827 reviews
#3 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"On the terrace there are clear maps and photos of all the interest points which can be spotted in the distance- this is why binoculars are of good use here- with benches to sit on and admire the sights and inside...""The terrace is big enough and proves you with an (almost) 360 vie rom the old town and port to the East of the city with most of the landmarks reachable from this panorama view."
Pocitos
5,535 reviews
#5 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"... going on during the weekends and the Montevideo sign across from the Hyatt is a popular landmark for pics, perfect for walking during a nice sunny day, lots of little restaurants to discover and boutique shops""Pocitos beach is a nice beach to sunbath, there is local sports competition during summer time, such as beach soccer, handball and is a mixture of users, young, family and old."
Plaza Independencia
8,169 reviews
#8 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"Great city square near Canadian Consulate, next to Radisson Hotel, and lovely pedestrian streets with cafes, museums (which are all free in Montevideo), theatres and cultural events.""... of the colonial citadel demolished in 1833; the 19th-century Palacio Estévez; and the 26-story Palacio Salvo, the continent’s tallest building when it opened in 1927, and still a classic Montevideo landmark."
Ciudad Vieja
6,712 reviews
#10 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"The old city of Montevideo is a fascinating place to spend time wandering the streets and exploring the history, checking out the many bars and restaurants, just chilling out at one of the many little coffee shops...""... Puerto (Port Market) strolling by pedestrian streets, having a very pleasant experience joining the oldest landmarks of the city together with restaurants, markets, museums and the financial district facilities."
Montevideo Sign
2,208 reviews
#12 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"Every major South American city seems to have a sign like this (typically in a main plaza), but this location on Pocitos beach is particularly perfect for photo opportunities.""Located on the south east side of the city next to Rambla, this place offer a great view of the mini skyline and the La Plata River."
Palacio Salvo
1,873 reviews
#14 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"Palacio Salvo is a very impressive building that displays wondrous architecture and lies in the Old Town area of Montevideo and can be seen easily and accessed from Plaza Independencia.""It is a nice visit of 1 hour with a little bit of history about the building, the city and nice views from the top."
Avenida 18 de Julio
1,026 reviews
#25 of 125 Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo
"Weekdays are great when everything is open, but even on weekend when most shops are shuttered, you’ll find ample activity and people simply strolling and enjoying this beautiful city.""It is worth visiting the old city and the avenue July 18, which was previously the commercial and fun route of the country until the 90s."
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