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Popular Destinations in Uruguay
Information about Uruguay's most visited places, from beach resorts to historic towns and natural areas.
Punta del Este
Uruguay's most famous beach resort. Known for beaches, art installations like La Mano, upscale dining, and summer nightlife.
Montevideo
Uruguay's capital city. Historic Ciudad Vieja, Rambla waterfront promenade, markets, museums, and tango culture.
Colonia del Sacramento
UNESCO World Heritage historic town. Cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and Río de la Plata views.
Cabo Polonio
Off-grid beach village accessible only by 4×4. No electricity, sea lions, lighthouse, sand dunes, and bohemian atmosphere.
Piriápolis
Family-friendly beach resort with calm waters, historic Argentino Hotel, and chairlift to Cerro San Antonio.
Termas del Daymán
Hot springs resort region near Salto. Natural thermal pools, spa facilities, and a relaxation-focused atmosphere.
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Practical Travel Information
General information to help you prepare for visiting Uruguay — visas, transport, budget, and more.
Visa & Entry Requirements
Which nationalities need visas, tourist durations, and border crossing procedures.
Getting There & Around
Flights to Montevideo, bus connections from Argentina and Brazil, and local transport.
Budget & Costs
Typical cost ranges for accommodation, meals, transport, and activities.
Weather & Best Times
Uruguay's seasons, typical weather patterns, and beach season timing.
Currency & Money
Uruguayan Peso, where to exchange, ATM availability, and card acceptance.
Language Information
Spanish is official. Rioplatense dialect, English in tourist areas, useful phrases.
Information for Potential Residents
General information about relocating, residency process, living costs, and daily life in Uruguay.
Residency Process
Overview of Uruguay's residency program, requirements, documentation, and process timeline.
Cost of Living
Monthly expenses for rent, utilities, food, healthcare, and other costs in different cities.
Healthcare System
Public and private healthcare options, insurance, and medical facility standards.
Housing & Rentals
Rental markets, property purchase, typical lease terms, and housing in different areas.
Internet & Connectivity
ISPs, typical speeds and costs, mobile networks, and remote work connectivity.
Culture & Lifestyle
Daily life, social customs, food culture, mate tradition, and what to expect living here.
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