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Colonia del Sacramento – Uruguay’s Prettiest City
Once surrounded by a tall rampart, Colonia del Sacramento’s centuries-old buildings decorate its cobblestone streets to make it Uruguay’s prettiest city. As you wander through the historic quarter, you can’t help but be enchanted by the rustic grace these Portuguese and Spanish heritage buildings possess.
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Rural Uruguay: Carmelo and Trinidad
Both Carmelo and Trinidad made it to our itinerary based on descriptions of their nearby tourist sites, but on arrival, we didn’t get what we expected. Instead, we were exposed to the small-town charms of these Uruguayan cities and it was nice to see what Uruguay is like, away from its most touristed parts.
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Piriapolis and Punta del Este: Uruguay’s Beaches
With a variety of sandy beaches in Uruguay, and a wide selection of coastal cities, there are many choices to be made. Two popular, yet very different beach towns are Piriapolis and Punta del Este. We’ll take you to both and let you decide which one appeals to you more.
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Explore The History Of Montevideo, Uruguay
Walking along the streets of Old Montevideo feels like stepping into the early 1900s when fortunes were made hand over fist and then spent freely on indulgences. Today, the elegant, and sometimes quirky, heritage buildings in Old Montevideo provide an insight into that extravagant era, making it a rewarding part of the city to explore.
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