Welcome to Montevideo

March 4, 2019March 3, 2015 by Elena

Our first photos from Montevideo…

Palacio Salvo, the most famous landmark of Montevideo

Plaza Constitución

Bruno Mauricio de Zabala, the founder of Montevideo

Walking along Sarandí: an example of classical architecture among predominantly art deco buildings

Almost Paris

Calle Treinta y Tres: a nice palace for sale

This building literally was marked as "historical landmark" without going into any details — This building literally was marked as “historical landmark” without going into any details

The epitome of shameless advertisement

The Central Cemetery entrance

Montevideo is the walking paradise: the total length of the promenade is about 20 km

Playa Ramírez is in the middle of the city

Fishermen near Rambla Pte. Wilson

The sun is setting down

Cubo del Sur

Dique Mauá (el Dique de la Armada (The Navy Dock))

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Rambla República Argentina: miles and miles of walking along the water

Rambla Gran Bretaña before sunrise

Rambla ⇒ (Latinoamérica) esplanade; promenade

2 thoughts on “Welcome to Montevideo”

innercompasstravel

November 11, 2015 at 1:31 PM | Reply

Gahhh, your pictures make me miss Uruguay so much! Great shots. There’s nothing like walking along las ramblas on a warm summer’s night…
- Elena
  
  November 11, 2015 at 2:11 PM | Reply
  
  Thank you! Montevideo is one of my favorite cities, no, wait, is THE favorite city. I can’t wait till we coming back there again.

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