Montevideo Uruguay Living Blog June Archive

Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay in which roughly half of the country's population reside, is relatively unpopular among tourists living outside South America as compared to its neighboring capitals.

Read more: Montevideo Travel Guide [click]

Read more: Plaza Independencia [click]

Montevideo port that sits on the river plate, the estuary that was formed by the combination of the Paraná rivers and Uruguay was the main port in the country.

Read more: Montevideo Port as the Main Economic Engine of the Country [click]

There is something unique and special about a country that attracts the tourist from all over the world from coming back.

Read more: A Perspectective at Montevideo [click]

I'm going to be in Montevideo for a few days and I'm looking for interesting things to do. I know a week isn't very long but I'd like to get to know the city as well as possible as I might consider moving there for a few months next year if I like it.

Read more: Best Things To Do In Montevideo [click]

Shoppers will find lots of stalls to shop on at "Feria de Tristan Narvaja".

Read more: Tristan Narvaja Market on Video [click]

This is a mish mash of every street market you've ever seen! They sell old and new clothes, fresh fruit and vegetable, antiques, puppies and birds, books, music, artisan wares, jewelry, old suitcases, electrical appliances that haven't worked in years and everything in between!

Read more: Flea Market At Tristan Narvaja [click]

One of the rising offering of Uruguay is its status as the wine country.

Read more: Wine Country Uruguay [click]