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A private, on-foot walk through Montevideo's Old City with a licensed local guide.
A private walking tour through Ciudad Vieja's historic core — Palacio Salvo, the Artigas Mausoleum, Solís Theatre, the Cathedral, and Plaza Zabala — with a licensed guide, on foot rather than from a vehicle.
A private, on-foot walk through the Old City's historic core with a licensed guide — the 2-hour version covers the core sights, and a 3-hour extension adds the Port Market and the Museo del Carnaval.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meets you in Montevideo's Old City; hotel pickup can be arranged on request.
Montevideo's landmark early-20th-century tower, once the tallest building in South America, overlooking Plaza Independencia.
The underground monument and honor guard beneath Plaza Independencia, dedicated to Uruguay's founding father, José Artigas.
See Uruguay's oldest opera house and, nearby, the Metropolitan Cathedral facing historic Plaza Constitución (Plaza Matriz).
Add an hour to reach Mercado del Puerto, Montevideo's famous 19th-century iron-roofed grill market, and the Museo del Carnaval.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private walking tour through Ciudad Vieja's historic core — Palacio Salvo, the Artigas Mausoleum, Solís Theatre, the Cathedral, and Plaza Zabala — with a licensed guide, on foot rather than from a vehicle. A private, on-foot walk through the Old City's historic core with a licensed guide — the 2-hour version covers the core sights, and a 3-hour extension adds the Port Market and the Museo del Carnaval.
The Palacio Salvo was finished in 1928 and stands 105 metres high across 27 floors, designed by the Italian architect Mario Palanti. For a short time it was the tallest building in Latin America, and at completion it was the tallest reinforced concrete structure in the world.
The Solís Theatre opened in 1856 and was designed by Carlo Zucchi; it is Uruguay's most important theatre. The Artigas Mausoleum on Plaza Independencia opened in 1977, with the national hero's remains in an underground chamber beneath the statue and a pair of ceremonial guards, the Blandengues de Artigas, standing watch.
On the optional 3-hour extension, the Mercado del Puerto, whose open iron building dates to 1868, is now the city's best-known cluster of grill restaurants. The nearby Carnival Museum documents candombe, murga and Uruguay's Carnaval, which is celebrated for a very long season.
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