Uruguay

The capital and largest city of Uruguay, known for its historic Ciudad Vieja and expansive coastal promenade.

A world-famous beach resort city known for its vibrant nightlife, luxury hotels, and the iconic Casapueblo monument.

A charming colonial city and UNESCO World Heritage site featuring cobblestone streets and well-preserved Portuguese architecture.

An extraordinary sculptural house and museum built by artist Carlos Páez Vilaró overlooking the sea.

The second-largest city in Uruguay, renowned for its proximity to natural hot springs and thermal resorts.

A remote and bohemian coastal village accessible only by 4x4, famous for its lighthouse and sea lion colonies.

A historic seaside resort town nestled between the ocean and hills, noted for its Belle Époque architecture.

An impressive 18th-century stone fortress located within a large national park near the Brazilian border.

A historic port market in Montevideo famous for its traditional Uruguayan parrilla barbecue restaurants.

One of the highest points in Uruguay, offering scenic hiking trails and a large concrete cross at the summit.