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Exploring the Uruguayan Capital
We stayed in Montevideo for three days. Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay and has a population of about 3 million people. The city has many beaches, that we enjoyed strolling along during the day but the actual tourist attractions are quite limited. The main central area felt quite worn down, and we noticed lots of homeless people. I felt like …
Lazy days...
We arrived in Montevideo after a fairly brief (for us) two hour bus ride from Colonia. We walked around town in the late afternoon taking in whatever sights we could; big man on horse on a pedestal in the main square, the beautiful buildings in the centre and (unsurprisingly, I've been told the story ends for the day with eating and drinking) the …
Back in Montevideo
Back in Montevideo on the 16th, I tried a different hostel this time. Not bad at all apart from the lack of FANS in the rooms, come on guys!!! Met a few characters from different parts of the world and had a conversation in Spanish with a guy from San Francisco, good practice!
The best thing about Montevideo in my opinion is the promenade …
Uruguay, I'm a machine.
... back to Brazil allowed us to re-sample some Brazilian delicacies we had gotten a taste for and had to leave behind last month. Specifically, rob bought a litre of grape fanta, having been searching for it for weeks, as well as his fourth pair of flip flops of the trip so far, whereas I was a lot more mature and sensible, and spend a bunch of money on some Brazilian anti hangover medication I'd found to be a bit of a ...
Montevideo, Uruguay
... foule dans les rues. Faut dire que c'est un beau dimanche ensoleillé, alors peut-être les habitants de Montevideo font-ils comme les montréalais et passent-ils leurs dimanches dans les Laurentides ou dans l'Estrie... Il faut aussi dire que la ville compte plus de 20 km de plage, alors c'est sûr que çà fait pas des plages "crowdées" à nulle part...
Donc, traversée de 3 heures sans aucun problème... pour celles et ceux qui m'ont suivie l'an dernier, je ne revis ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsUnplugged Hostel Pocitos Montevideo
“ 'Unplugged' meant no life in this case ”
Reviewed May 9, 2011
We were really pleased with how good a deal we got with this place. It was so cheap (cheapest in South America so far!). However, when we were there there was no life to it. Very few other people staying here, a fairly quiet part of the city and just a bit dull all round.
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