Uruguay.
La Floresta
The oldest resort on Uruguay's Costa de Oro, La Floresta dates to 1909 and sits on the Canelones Department's Atlantic coast.
Piriápolis
Uruguay's first purpose-built beach resort, Piriápolis sits on the Maldonado coast between Montevideo and Punta del Este, backed by low hills that give the t…
Punta del Este
Uruguay's most prominent beach resort sits on a narrow Atlantic peninsula in the Maldonado Department, drawing visitors to its beaches, casinos, and yacht-fi…
La Paloma
This compact Uruguayan beach town on the southeastern Atlantic coast, La Paloma offers a low-rise shoreline of orange-roofed houses, a calm lagoon-side harbo…
Cerro Colorado
A compact Uruguayan village in rolling upland country, Cerro Colorado centres on a striking white building with a tall clock tower, set among mature trees in…
Florida
Departmental capital in Uruguay's interior, Florida centres on a grand twin-towered stone cathedral facing a tree-lined plaza, with rolling upland country ne…
Mercedes
A riverside town in Uruguay's Soriano department, Mercedes is known for one of the widest promenades in the country — a broad walkway along the water that an…
Carmelo
Founded by José Gervasio Artigas, this waterfront town in Uruguay's Colonia department sits along the Río de la Plata and is known for the wineries that surr…
Pando
A Uruguayan town in Montevideo's metropolitan orbit, Pando centers on a tree-lined plaza with a bronze monument and a white-domed colonial-style church, offe…
Villa Soriano
This small Uruguayan village with deep colonial roots, Villa Soriano's whitewashed church with a red roof and flowering plaza square offer a quiet, unhurried…
Tacuarembó
Claimed by some as the birthplace of Carlos Gardel — the defining figure of tango — Tacuarembó is a town in north-central Uruguay that also serves as a centr…
Punta Ballena
Punta Ballena is a coastal resort peninsula in Uruguay's Maldonado Department, notable as the only rocky cliff face on the Uruguayan coast along the Río de l…
Colonia del Sacramento
Colonia del Sacramento's historic quarter — a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995 — covers the western tip of this modest Uruguayan city on the Río de la P…
Punta del Diablo
Little Atlantic-coast village in Uruguay's Rocha department, Punta del Diablo draws a summer crowd far larger than its year-round population of fishermen and…
La Pedrera
Pocket-sized Atlantic resort village on Uruguay's Rocha coast, La Pedrera takes its name from the rocky formations along its beaches and sits near the Valle…
Tala
Pocket-sized town in the Canelones Department of southern Uruguay, Tala was the birthplace of General Conrado Villegas, born in 1841 at a family estate calle…
San Jose de Mayo
This southern Uruguayan departmental capital on the San José River, where a handsome colonial-era civic building anchors a sun-drenched central plaza within…
Barra de Valizas
A modest Atlantic coast resort in Uruguay's Rocha Department, where the Valizas stream meets the ocean after draining Laguna de Castillos.
Fray Bentos
Fray Bentos gave its name to the world-famous canned meat pies, but the Uruguayan town on the Uruguay River is also home to the industrial complex that start…
Ciudad de la Costa
This coastal city on the Río de la Plata east of Montevideo, Ciudad de la Costa grew from a string of beach resorts established in the mid-20th century into…
Nueva Palmira
Founded in 1831 on the eastern bank of the Río Uruguay near where it meets the Río de la Plata, Nueva Palmira is a tiny town in Uruguay's Colonia Department…
Rivera
Rivera, in northern Uruguay, sits directly on the Brazilian border, merging almost seamlessly with the Brazilian city of Santana do Livramento to form a sing…
Dolores
A riverside town in western Uruguay's Soriano Department, Dolores rewards visitors with a striking twin-towered brick church on its streets, easy access to t…
Rosario
A central plaza with a bronze statue of Artigas and a stone clock-tower church rising behind bare winter trees captures the civic character of this tiny Urug…
Santa Lucía
A low-rise Uruguayan town in Canelones where a broad, sandy-banked river winds through dense green woodland, crossed by a road bridge, with flat agricultural…
Dieciocho de Julio
This pocket-sized village in Uruguay's Rocha Department with a dual identity: a key rice-producing centre for the regional economy and a base for natural and…
Pan de Azucar
Low-rise commercial town in Uruguay's Maldonado department, with a busy main street of local shops and a distinctive flat-topped hill rising visibly on the h…
Bella Union
This compact Uruguayan town at the tripoint where Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina meet, where the Cuareim and Uruguay rivers converge.
Velázquez
A quiet Uruguayan village in Rocha's southeastern countryside, where broad tree-lined streets mix plane trees and palms beside low brick buildings, with open…
Parque del Plata
Wide, pale-sand beach stretches along Uruguay's Costa de Oro at this small coastal city, where low dunes backed by pine trees give way to a quiet central cor…
Maldonado
This walkable city in eastern Uruguay with a café-filled centre and a notable concentration of historic churches, Maldonado is the capital of its department…
Guichon
This compact city in Uruguay's Paysandú Department sits a short drive from the Almirón thermal springs, notable for their saltwater composition — an unusual…
Veinticinco de Agosto
A quiet village in Uruguay's central Florida Department, with tree-lined gravel streets, low whitewashed buildings, and rolling countryside nearby — a genuin…
San Jacinto
This small town in Uruguay's Canelones Department hosts the annual Fiesta de la Chacra, a celebration of the region's farming heritage and rural culture.
Castillos
This modest Uruguayan town in Rocha's southeastern corner, Castillos offers low-rise, colorfully painted streets on red-dirt roads, with upland country and c…
Santa Rosa
This compact Uruguayan town in Canelones, Santa Rosa offers a modest local church with painted facade and bell tower, walkable water access, rolling surround…
Nueva Helvecia
Founded in 1862 by Swiss and other European settlers, Nueva Helvecia is a little Uruguayan town in Colonia Department whose Central European character — visi…
Los Cerrillos
This modest Uruguayan town in Canelones' rolling countryside, where a shaded central plaza with palm trees, park benches, and a civic monument offers a quiet…
Salto
Uruguay's second-largest city, Salto sits on the eastern bank of the Río Uruguay in the country's northwest, facing the Argentine city of Concordia across th…
Durazno
Founded in 1821 on the left bank of the Yi River in central Uruguay, Durazno is the departmental capital where the edge of town gives way quickly to open cou…
Rio Branco
This tiny town in Uruguay's northeastern Cerro Largo department sits on the Brazilian border, connected to the city of Jaguarão across the Baron of Mauá Inte…
Conchillas
Founded as an English colony in southwestern Uruguay, Conchillas is a pocket-sized hamlet in the Colonia Department that retains its original colonial archit…
Cabo Polonio
Cabo Polonio is a modest off-grid beach village on Uruguay's eastern Atlantic coast, reachable only by walking through sand dunes or by 4×4 from the main hig…
Paysandú
Known as "La Heroica" — The Heroic City — for its resistance during the Siege of Paysandú in 1864–65, this western Uruguayan city sits on the banks of the Ur…
Treinta y Tres
A town in eastern Uruguay with an outsized role in the country's folk music tradition, Treinta y Tres is the birthplace of several leading figures in the fol…
Sauce
This little town in Uruguay's Canelones Department with ties to two of the region's defining traditions: it holds a place in the early life of José Gervasio…
San Carlos
Whitewashed twin-towered church anchors the cobblestone plaza of this southern Uruguayan town, which sits close to the water and within easy reach of the bro…
Las Piedras
A lively Uruguayan city in Canelones where locals gather at sunset around a tall stone obelisk monument topped with a bronze figure, flags flying and crowds…
Nuevo Berlín
A small Uruguayan riverside village on the Río Negro, with a shaded central plaza of palms and mature trees, low-rise whitewashed buildings, and rolling coun…
Canelones
Canelones, the departmental capital of Uruguay's Canelones region, takes its name from the canelón tree — a cinnamon-related species that grows along the ban…
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