TOUR # 1: City Tour in Montevideo ( 3 hs )

TOUR # 2: City Tour + Winery (5 hs )

TOUR # 3: City Tour + Barbecue ( 5 hs )

TOUR # 4: Punta del Este City Tour ( 3 hs )

***Check out the description of every tour below***

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     OPTION Nº 1  

MONTEVIDEO - City Tour (3 hours)

Experience this interesting tour in this Cosmopolitan city.

• Historic Ciudad Vieja (Old Town)

• Plaza Constitución (Constitution Square): Montevideo’s oldest plaza, also known as Plaza Matriz, recognized for its an ornate marble fountain, street vendor stalls, and antiques flea market

• Teatro Solís: neoclassical landmark and Uruguay’s premier performing arts center

• Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo: the city’s main Roman Catholic basilica, built in 1790

• Plaza Independencia: Montevideo’s most important plaza, dominated by a 55-foot bronze statue of Uruguay Founding Father José Gervasio Artigas

• Palacio Legislativo: Uruguayan Parliament building constructed with 27 different colors of marble, all extracted from Uruguayan quarries; considered one of the three most luxurious marble buildings in the world

• El Prado: upscale residential neighborhood

• Parque del Prado, the largest of Montevideo’s six principal public parks: known for two important bronze sculptures, Monumento a la Diligencia (sometimes called the Stagecoach Monument in honor of Uruguay’s early settlers) and Monumento a Los Últimos Charrúa (monument to the last indigenous Charrúan people of Uruguay)

• Parque Batlle: major public park and site of the 70,000-seat Estadio Centenario, the largest soccer stadium in Uruguay, built in 1930 for the inaugural FIFA World Cup Tournament (won by Uruguay!)

• La Carreta (The Carriage): bronze sculpture designated as a National Historic Monument

• Pocitos Barrio: residential district notorious for its 22.2-kilometre Rambla de Montevideo, the longest continuous sidewalk in the world, and Playa Pocitos, a popular city beach like Rio’s Copacabana but smaller

• Punta Carretas: coastal district known for its lively restaurants and shops

• Playa Ramírez: favorite local spot for swimming, sunbathing, and sports

Includes:

• Round-trip transportation from the port in air-conditioned minivan

• Private driver

• Professional tour guide, fluent in English and Spanish

• Private tour of Montevideo’s historic sites and major attractions 

Excludes:

• Lunch

• Gratuities

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 OPTION Nº 2   

              MONTEVIDEO "City Tour + Winery" (5 hours)

• Historic Ciudad Vieja (Old Town)

• Plaza Constitución (Constitution Square): Montevideo’s oldest plaza, also known as Plaza Matriz, recognized for its an ornate marble fountain, street vendor stalls, and antiques flea market

• Teatro Solís: neoclassical landmark and Uruguay’s premier performing arts center

• Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo: the city’s main Roman Catholic basilica, built in 1790

• Plaza Independencia: Montevideo’s most important plaza, dominated by a 55-foot bronze statue of Uruguay Founding Father José Gervasio Artigas

• Palacio Legislativo: Uruguayan Parliament building constructed with 27 different colors of marble, all extracted from Uruguayan quarries; considered one of the three most luxurious marble buildings in the world

• El Prado: upscale residential neighborhood

• Parque del Prado, the largest of Montevideo’s six principal public parks: known for two important bronze sculptures, Monumento a la Diligencia (sometimes called the Stagecoach Monument in honor of Uruguay’s early settlers) and Monumento a Los Últimos Charrúa (monument to the last indigenous Charrúan people of Uruguay)

• Parque Batlle: major public park and site of the 70,000-seat Estadio Centenario, the largest soccer stadium in Uruguay, built in 1930 for the inaugural FIFA World Cup Tournament (won by Uruguay!)

• La Carreta (The Carriage): bronze sculpture designated as a National Historic Monument

• Pocitos Barrio: residential district notorious for its 22.2-kilometre Rambla de Montevideo, the longest continuous sidewalk in the world, and Playa Pocitos, a popular city beach like Rio’s Copacabana but smaller

• Punta Carretas: coastal district known for its lively restaurants and shops

• Playa Ramírez: favorite local spot for swimming, sunbathing, and sports

The Winery Tour includes a wine tasting and the guided wine tour will be through the vineyards and the winery, including a visit to the Classic Car Museum (the Bouza family private collection).The wine tasting includes 4 types of classic wines together with regional cheese, selected cold cuts, and just baked bread.

 Includes 

• Round-trip transportation from the port in air-conditioned minivan

• Private driver

• Professional tour guide, fluent in English and Spanish

• Private tour of Montevideo’s historic sites and major attractions 

• Winery entrance fee

• Wine tasting with regional cheese, cold cuts, etc.

Excludes

• Lunch 

• Gratuities

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 OPTION Nº 3   

   MONTEVIDEO "City Tour + Home made Barbecue" (5 hours)

• Historic Ciudad Vieja (Old Town)

• Plaza Constitución (Constitution Square): Montevideo’s oldest plaza, also known as Plaza Matriz, recognized for its an ornate marble fountain, street vendor stalls, and antiques flea market

• Teatro Solís: neoclassical landmark and Uruguay’s premier performing arts center

• Catedral Metropolitana de Montevideo: the city’s main Roman Catholic basilica, built in 1790

• Plaza Independencia: Montevideo’s most important plaza, dominated by a 55-foot bronze statue of Uruguay Founding Father José Gervasio Artigas

• Palacio Legislativo: Uruguayan Parliament building constructed with 27 different colors of marble, all extracted from Uruguayan quarries; considered one of the three most luxurious marble buildings in the world

• El Prado: upscale residential neighborhood

• Parque del Prado, the largest of Montevideo’s six principal public parks: known for two important bronze sculptures, Monumento a la Diligencia (sometimes called the Stagecoach Monument in honor of Uruguay’s early settlers) and Monumento a Los Últimos Charrúa (monument to the last indigenous Charrúan people of Uruguay)

• Parque Batlle: major public park and site of the 70,000-seat Estadio Centenario, the largest soccer stadium in Uruguay, built in 1930 for the inaugural FIFA World Cup Tournament (won by Uruguay!)

• La Carreta (The Carriage): bronze sculpture designated as a National Historic Monument

• Pocitos Barrio: residential district notorious for its 22.2-kilometre Rambla de Montevideo, the longest continuous sidewalk in the world, and Playa Pocitos, a popular city beach like Rio’s Copacabana but smaller

• Punta Carretas: coastal district known for its lively restaurants and shops

• Playa Ramírez: favorite local spot for swimming, sunbathing, and sports

Lunch (2 hours)

After the city tour, you will visit your tour guide’s private home to enjoy a traditional Uruguayan lunch prepared by him and his family in their courtyard oven. The meats and vegetables—roasted “asado-style” over natural wood—will include chorizo sausages, ribs, beef, chicken, sweet red peppers, potatoes, and onions. To complete the meal, you will be served vegetable salads, bread, Uruguayan Tannat and Cabernet Sauvignon wines, mineral water, cola soft drinks, and vanilla or chocolate ice cream topped with Latin America dulce de leche caramel sauce.

Includes:

• Round-trip transportation from the port in air-conditioned minivan

• Port pick up and drop off

• Private driver

• Professional tour guide, fluent in English and Spanish

• Private tour of Montevideo’s historic sites and major attractions 

• Traditional Uruguayan barbecue lunch in the backyard of a private home

Excludes

Gratuities

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