Teatro Solis Montevideo

... and walking shoes - very out-of-place, but no one ever questions or challenges us there.  We stopped next at the Teatro Solis to find out about the Salvador Allende concert. Three of the nicest and cutest young people greeted us there, in English!& ...

... a thank-you note for Gustavo with her. It is a lovely hotel, with exceptional baños. After checking out the Teatro Solis, the main theater of Uruguay and the oldest, with the first performance in 1856. Some parts of it are being renovated, and tours are ...

... was leaving because she did not feel safe in the winter. Surrounding the plaza are several important buildings, including the Teatro Solis (actually adjoining the square at one corner), the 5-star Hyatt Hotel, and an administrative building for the ...

... and went to a cafe nearby for something a bit more substantial.  It was across the road from the fully restored Teatro Solis, which apparently has 55 different types of Uruguayan marble inside.  We were unable to confirm this as there was a ...

... the ATM, which had enough money in it for Philip - $3000.  In increasing rain, we walked the short distance to the Teatro Solis - www.teatrosolis.org.uy/ (Spanish only) - for the 2 pm performance of students from the Fundacion Sistema de Orquestas ...

Teatro Solis Teatro Solis is a gem! Amid so much that is slowly crumbling away in Montevideo, Teatro Solis shines like a beacon of hope. It is the nearest thing to a national theatre that Uruguay has. Built in 1856, it has recently been lovingly ...

... Hot: mate + mugs + thermos, coffee with baileys and charlotte for $3, farming cows, beachside resorts, cobblestone roads, going to Teatro Solis and watching jazz, old bullfighting stadium, the ´hand in the sand´, staying in a one star hotel. What´s ...