This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). At first glance, Montevideo has much in common with Buenos Aires, lying on the opposite side of the River Plate. Football, tango and ...

So often, a walk along the waterfront can be "a window into the soul of a city," said Mya Guarnieri in The New York Times. That's certainly true in Montevideo, Uruguay's capital, home to one of the ...

MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY — Uruguay’s capital city, Montevideo, may not be as well-known to international travelers as some of Latin America’s other destinations. But there’s plenty here to see and do, and ...

Breakfast at all-day bistro Polo Bamba comes with daily surprises—fresh-from-the-oven Brazilian pão de queijo one morning, ...

From Uruguay with photos of Montevideo's famous La Rambla: “It's the favorite place for montevideans to chill out, have a beer, or mate with bizcochos along with friends, or family, specially in ...

The capital and only major city of Uruguay doesn't get the acclaim of some neighbors – notably Buenos Aires and Punta del Este – but it's a vibrant and fascinating place, and if time is short, it's ...

Between Argentina and Brazil lies a country not much bigger than Arkansas in both population and geographical area. Not surprisingly, Uruguay attracts far fewer North American visitors than its much ...

The Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission takes us over Montevideo – the capital and largest city of Uruguay. With an area of around 175 000 sq km, Uruguay is geographically the second smallest nation in ...

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