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Apartments in Montevideo

27 Suites Apart Hotel

27 Suites Apart Hotel
Pocitos
$66
$68 total
Aug 18 - Aug 19
27 Suites Apart Hotel

Toscana Apartamentos

Toscana Apartamentos
Progreso
$43
$43 total
Aug 13 - Aug 14
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Top neighborhoods in Montevideo

Ciudad Vieja

Ciudad Vieja's cobblestone streets take you through Montevideo's historic heart where colonial architecture tells stories of Uruguay's past. Wander past the Metropolitan Cathedral's towering spires and explore the weathered Cabildo overlooking Plaza Constitución. Museums like Torres García showcase local art while street performers create the perfect soundtrack for your adventure through this cultural gem. Traditional parrillas serve amazing grass-fed beef, while cafés offer perfect cortados along Peatonal Sarandí. Most attractions sit within a 10-block radius, making this neighborhood perfect for exploring on foot. Boutique hotels in restored colonial mansions give you a taste of authentic Montevideo charm.

Pocitos

Pocitos Beach beckons with golden sand and gentle waves, perfect for sun-soaked afternoons. Stroll the iconic Rambla promenade where locals jog, cycle, and gather for spectacular Río de la Plata sunsets. This upscale Montevideo neighborhood blends modern high-rises with charming Art Deco buildings, creating an elegant coastal vibe away from downtown crowds. Trendy cafés and upscale parrillas (steakhouses) line the tree-shaded streets, serving everything from premium Uruguayan beef to international cuisine. Getting around is a breeze with excellent bus connections, while boutique hotels and luxury rentals offer comfortable bases for exploring this sophisticated beachside gem.

Cordón

Cordón's tree-lined streets blend Montevideo's cultural heartbeat with everyday local life. Hunt for treasures at the bustling Tristan Narvaja Flea Market or feed your cultural appetite at the National Library and intimate theaters like El Galpón. University students create a lively atmosphere around Avenida 18 de Julio, where bookshops spill onto sidewalks and century-old cafés buzz with animated discussions. Budget-friendly parrillas and traditional cafés serve delicious asado and medialunas throughout the neighborhood. Most attractions are within walking distance, with frequent bus service connecting you to downtown and Ciudad Vieja. Small guesthouses and boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer authentic accommodation options.

Parque Rodó

Parque Rodó pairs urban excitement with green serenity right on Montevideo's coastline. The sprawling namesake park offers paddle boating on the lake, nostalgic amusement rides, and shady spots perfect for people-watching. Art lovers can explore the National Museum of Visual Arts, while beach fans will appreciate Ramirez Beach's sandy shores and the scenic Rambla promenade. The neighborhood serves up affordable eats thanks to the nearby university crowd, with casual cafes and traditional parrillas dotting the streets. Most attractions sit within easy walking distance, and frequent buses connect to downtown. Budget-friendly hostels and mid-range guesthouses make this leafy district a smart home base for exploring the city.

Carrasco

Carrasco offers a sophisticated escape with tree-lined streets and stately mansions that whisper old-world elegance. The pristine beach invites long walks while upscale boutiques and the historic Sofitel Casino add glamour to this leafy retreat. Parque Roosevelt provides green space for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a break from Montevideo's urban energy. Elegant cafés and restaurants serve premium Uruguayan beef alongside international cuisine throughout this walkable neighborhood. Luxury hotels and boutique guesthouses provide refined accommodations with exceptional service. Getting around is simple with readily available taxis, though public transportation options are limited compared to downtown.

Top landmarks in Montevideo

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Centenario Stadium

8.6/10 (270 reviews)
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Centenario Stadium, a stadium in Parque Batlle. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If you think Centenario Stadium is cool, you also might like Grand Central Park Stadium and Antel Arena, both located nearby.
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Puerto de Montevideo

8.6/10 (601 reviews)
Imagine strolling along Puerto de Montevideo for some great waterfront pics. It's located 0.6 mi (1 km) from central Montevideo.
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Independence Plaza

8.6/10 (129 reviews)
Independence Plaza is worth passing through for a few pics when in Montevideo Centro.
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Carrasco Beach

8.8/10 (5 reviews)
When the beach is calling your name, you might want to head down to Carrasco Beach, located 8.6 mi (13.8 km) from central Montevideo. Enjoy the sunset by the shore at Buceo Beach.
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Punta Carretas Shopping Mall

8.8/10 (480 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Punta Carretas Shopping Mall in Punta Carretas. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? Splash some more cash at Feria De Villa Biarritz.
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Radisson Victoria Plaza Casino

10.0/10 (1 review)
You can practice your poker face at Radisson Victoria Plaza Casino in Montevideo Centro. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here?
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Learn more about Montevideo

Sip mate with locals along the Rambla, a waterfront promenade where Atlantic waves crash against the seawall. Ciudad Vieja reveals colonial buildings housing markets and tango clubs that come alive after dark. The magnificent Solis Theater hosts performances worth planning for. Football fans can't miss Centenario Stadium, where Uruguay won the first World Cup. Independence Plaza offers a perfect starting point for exploring downtown. Fortaleza del Cerro provides panoramic views that explain why Portuguese settlers named this place 'I see a mountain.' The quirky Castillo Pittamiglio contains architectural secrets reflecting its alchemist creator's obsessions. Join weekend crowds at the Rambla at sunset, where families gather with thermoses of mate tea.

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Find out more about Montevideo

Montevideo is also notable for its historical sites. Simply book an excursion to enjoy your stay a little more. Take in the local culture of Montevideo at Solis Theater and Montevideo Cabildo. A stop at other sights like Independence Plaza and Radisson Victoria Plaza Casino will create memories.