Get ready to explore the magnificent city of Montevideo! First stop - the historic center. Walk through the old part of the city and visit Consitution Square, the Cathedral, and the Colonial Town Hall. From there, you'll walk to the Solis Theatre, where Carlos Gardel used to tango! Then, head to Independence Square, where you'll see the monument dedicated to national hero Jose Gervasio Artigas. 

You'll then continue on to the Uruguayan Congress Building! This massive building is the pride of Uruguay. Admire the beauty of this amazing building, constructed between 1908 and 1925, with local marble consisting of 52 colors and 12 types of wood! Look around inside, then continue on to the recently opened Mercade Agricola Montevideo. This renovated Central Farmers Market is the first retail mall specializing in the sale of non-perishable food and fresh local produce!

Pass the Obelisk and continue on to Batlle & Ordonez Park. Visit the Centenario Soccer Stadium, where the very first World Cup final was played in 1930 - yes, won by Uruguay! Become immersed in soccer culture during this cool leg of the tour.

Drive to Pocitos Beach, where you will stroll along the beach promenade, then wander around Ramirez Beach and Parque Rodo. Act like a local and try some mate and bizcochos on the rambla!

Your last stop will be the famous Mercado del Puerto, the port market of Montevideo, where you'll enjoy a typical Uruguayan lunch. Sip on a glass of the famous "medio-medio," a mix of white wine and sparkling wine - cheers to an awesome vacation in Uruguay!

Enjoy a visit to picture-perfect Piriapolis, a coastal city located 19 miles from Punta del Este. This charming city, built during the time of the "belle epoque," has the look and feel of Europe's Côte de Azur. It was even the first swimming resort in Uruguay!

Check out the Argentino Hotel, which was built in 1930 and represents the spirit of that lively, unique era. During that time, the Argentino was considered the most luxurious hotel in South America! Step into the lobby and travel back in time. Notice elegant furniture, art nouveau decor, and more. Your next stop will be at Portezuelo and Punta Ballena... take about sweeping coastal views! Snap some unreal photos, then visit the Museum Casa Pueblo, home and atelier of the famous Uruguayan artist Carlos Paez Vilaro.

This dazzling white complex boasts unique Spanish-Moroccan architecture, and is situated on a rocky cliff overlooking the bright blue ocean. Inside the building, follow the narrow steps up to a maze of rooms scattered on different levels, filled with the artist's work!

Visit spectacular Salvo Palace, an iconic building located in the heart of Montevideo's Independence Square. This palace was originally built as a luxury hotel, but that project unfortunately failed. Today, it's home to mainly apartments and offices! Experience stunning views of Montevideo from the cupola, and listen to thrilling stories about the palace from your guide!

Just a few steps from the Salvo Palace, find the beautiful Solis Theater, built by Italian architect Carlo Zucchi. It opened way back in 1856 and currently stands as a centerpiece for cultural life and the arts in Montevideo, offering ballets, operas, concerts, and plays.

Say "cheers" to an unforgettable visit to the Juanico winery, one of the leading wineries in Uruguay! This 1000 acre property has a capacity to process 1 million gallons of wine! The lush soil and miro-climate of Juanico Region has transformed this area into a renowned viticulture site. Today, the best classic varieties are grown using an intelligent canopy management system based on organic agriculture principles. Be on the lookout for the flagship Uruguayan variety, Tannat, a full-bodied red wine that has carved a niche for Uruguayan wines. 

Upon arrival, enjoy a tour of the vineyards and the company's facilities, which are equipped with state-of-the-art processing machinery. Move on to the wine cellar, built in 1840! Sit back and relax with a plate of tasty meats, cheeses, and breads - it's wine tasting time! Sip some of the winery's top wines while you learn about them from oenologists. Last but not least, indulge in a delicious lunch - a perfect end to a perfect tour!