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The department of Paysandú is located in the northwest of the Uruguayan territory.The origin of the city goes back 1607 when the territory was inhabited precariously by captains of Hernandarias. Read more…
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Uruguay’s capital and by far its largest city, Montevideo is a vibrant, eclectic place with a rich cultural life. Stretching nearly 20km from east to west, the city wears many faces, from its Read more…
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A short walk from the center of Montevideo, the Mercado del Puerto is a meeting and eating spot for locals (called Montevideanos) young and old alike, and is a frequent venue for local musicians. Read more…
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The eastern spit of land separating the Atlantic Ocean from the Rio del la Plata (see this interactive map from Expedia) was once known to sailors and fishermen as Cabo Santa María. Today, called Punta del Este Read more…
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Colonia del Sacramento, in Uruguay’s province of Colonia, is steeped in hisotry. It was the only Portuguese settlement along the Rio de la Plata. Founded as Nova Colonia do Read more…
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