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Hotel Aramaya Montevideo

18 de Julio 1103 Montevideo, ., Uruguay

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Christmas in Montevideo

A travel blog entry by astridenellen

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Hola todos!

Na de zonnige momenten in Punta del Este zijn we aangekomen in het broeierig warme Montevideo. Op het eerste zicht heeft Montevideo veel gemeen met Buenos Aires, alleen iets properder. Op de eerste dag hebben we het museum van Torres Garcia (en zijn kleindochter) bezocht. Torres Garcia is een bekende schilder van Uruguay. In …

Dorms!

A travel blog entry by caroline_little

After our first dorm experience (not as bad as we thought) in Colonia, we battled a thunder storm and monsoon rain (it seems to follow us) to catch the bus to Montevideo, the Uruguayan capital. Just before we caught the bus we got an email to tell us our hotel had cancelled our booking as we were arriving too late at 9pm! We got to a semi-flooded …

Made it to ¨Youre-A-Gay¨ - Through the back door

A travel blog entry by vickersontour

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We left the hostel this morning at around 7.45am and walked down to the ferry terminal. It was a very easy process here. When you go through customs there are two people there to stamp your passport, one from Argentina to stamp you out and another from Uruguay to stamp you in. This makes things a lot easier for when you arrive in Uruguay! We …

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See you at the Disco

A travel blog entry by mcgown

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... Though I don't think he has gotten past just saying "HOLA".

It cool to see the Contrasts of old world ie. Horse and cart drivers picking up rubbish/ recylable items with hustle and bustle of modern world, joggers modern cars in the streets. Uruguay feels like it is in a still in a state of recovery, and it appears to be slow going yet they are still managing to just keep up but not as fast as the other bigger countries of South America and ...

World cup origins, tango, steak and beaches!

A travel blog entry by jollyjetsetter

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... the cultural centrepiece. The football museum tagged onto the stadium is a joy to behold, even for a non-avid follower of the beautiful game, and as a result of my visit there, I now consider the stadium to be just about the most symbolic spot in the whole of Uruguay. An evening of tango moves fused with Afro-Uruguayan energy and drums beats was experienced at the city's venue of 'El Milongon', and the departure for the sleepy colonial town ...

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