Colonia del Sacramento

A Portuguese colonial town on the River Plate, a UNESCO site, with cobbled streets such as the Calle de los Suspiros, a lighthouse and old houses.
Ferries from Buenos Aires take about an hour.

A Portuguese colonial town on the River Plate, a UNESCO site, with cobbled streets such as the Calle de los Suspiros, a lighthouse and old houses.
Ferries from Buenos Aires take about an hour.
Uruguay's capital, with the old town, Palacio Salvo, the Mercado del Puerto for grilled meat (asado), and the Rambla, a 22 km seafront promenade.
A glamorous beach resort with 'La Mano', a giant hand sculpture emerging from the sand, and Casapueblo, an artist's whitewashed house on the cliffs a…
Uruguay's interior is cattle country, and many working ranches (estancias) welcome guests to ride with gauchos, eat asado and enjoy the countryside.
A remote fishing village with no roads or mains electricity, reached by 4x4 trucks across the dunes, with a lighthouse and a large sea lion colony.
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