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Six Days in Uruguay
Some people believe that Uruguay is the most boring part of South America. Nothing is further from the truth. Once we arrived in Colonia and Montevideo we realized Uruguay was a fully developed country. As our bus approached the city centre, we were amazed to see many people walking along the streets. Even women did not hesitate to sit outside their houses sipping mate (herbal drink) and kids were playing outside.
It was 11 pm. The city appeared ...
Montevideo Round Dos
... just like our Mexican friends, and the day was just around the corner. The cemetery had signs posted for extended hours on this day and the families were preparing the graves for this purpose. The third note was that this cemetery had signs all over it warning that the Mosquitos here had Dengue fever! Ahhh! We didn't think we had to worry about that till much later in the trip (if at all). Luckily, I'm writing this several weeks afterward and we ...
Teacher
... I told him I didn't want to know it so then I wouldn't understand if someone mentioned it. More Tango today. Andy has got the leaning forward walk thing pretty good. (very attractive, almost makes up for the constant moaning about having to do it) He is not pleased that I want to get dancing shoes....but I don't exactly feel all sensuous in a pair of hiking shoes! I only have them or flip ...
Hallo Nachbar Uruguay
... in Montevideo vor allem die frische Meeresluft genossen. Sonst hat die Stadt ehrlich gesagt nichts anderes zu bieten als
Buenos Aires; sie könnte ein Ausschnitt aus Argentiniens Hauptstadt sein. Die Bewohner sind aber ein klein wenig anderes als die Argentinier: viel ruhiger, leiser und etwas we***** eingebildet :-) In ...
Over to Montevideo
... be fewer people here who speak English here than in Buenos Aires, and really, not more than there were in Colonia, from our experience so far.
The exchange rate in Uruguay is better than in Argentina (4.5/1 vs. 20.15/1). A nice sit-down lunch in a nice café just in front of the mall cost us only US$20 with tip, and two cab rides to and from the city center were less than US$14.
We had the taxi take us to the Plaza Independencia in the center of town, where we ...
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- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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