Estadio Centenario - Built in 1930 for the first FIFA World Cup, this historic stadium is one of the largest and most important soccer stadiums in South America. One of the largest and most important soccer stadiums in South America, visitors can learn about the stadium's history during a tour.
The Palacio Regislativo, Uruguay's parliament building, built in a neoclassical style with a stunning interior including marble floors, stained glass windows and elaborate woodwork. Take a guided tour to learn about the building's history and architecture.
Museo del Carnaval - This museum showcases the history and culture of carnival, one of Uruguay's most important cultural events. In addition to exhibits about the history, costumes and music of carnival, there are also hands-on exhibits and workshops.
Pocitos Beach is a popular beach in the Pocitos area, a great place to relax, sunbathe and swim. The sea here is calm and there are restaurants, cafes and stores along the long promenade.
Feria de Tristan Narvaja - Held every Sunday in the Cordón area, this open-air market is one of Montevideo's oldest and most famous. It offers a wide variety of goods including antiques, handicrafts, clothing and food.
Candombe - Candombe is a traditional Afro-Uruguayan music and dance that is an important part of Montevideo culture. You can learn about the music and dance by attending a Candombe performance or taking part in a workshop.
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