Punta del Este

La Plata

Buenos Aires

Mar de Ajo

san isidro

Beccar

Canuelas

San M. del Monte

Pilar

Pinamar

Valeria del Mar

Mar de las Pampas

T. Jofre

Baradero

Santa Clara del Mar

Jaguarao

Balcarce

Ramallo

Tandil

San Nicolas

Miramar

Livramento

Rosario

Quequen

Sagrada Familia: Fast Track Ticket + Optional Towers

Park Güell: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Monserrate: Funicular or Cable Car Roundtrip

Royal Alcázar of Seville: Entry Ticket

Seine River: Cruise by BATEAUX-MOUCHES®

Palace of Versailles: Entry Ticket + Gardens + Estate of Trianon

Doge's Palace: Fast Track Entry

Lisboa Card: 51 Attractions & Public Transport

Uffizi Gallery: Reserved Entry + Audio Guide

Duomo di Milano: Entry Ticket

Gardaland Amusement Park: Fast Track Ticket

National Palace of Pena & Park: Entry Ticket

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Fast Track Ticket

Colosseum & Roman Forum + Audio Guide

Rome Pantheon: Fast Track Ticket + Digital Audio Guide

Colosseum, Roman Forum & Mamertine Prison + Audio Guide

Bicycle rental for a ride at your leisure

Montevideo City Tour

City Winery Uruguay with Welcome Glass

Montevideo City Tour - 4 Circuits

Complete city tour of Montevideo for passengers arriving by cruise ship

Punta del Este City Tour departing from Montevideo

Exclusive Montevideo city tour with audio guide

Ecological Tour - Field Day at La Macarena Swamp

Montevideo Bike Tour

City Tour of Colonia del Sacramento departing from Montevideo

Lunch Pack at Bar Facal and Visit to Museo Andes

DISCOVERING TWO WINERIES - DARDANELLI FAMILY AND FALLABRINO

Unmissable cultural dinner at the Primuseum with transfer

Package: Full day in Punta del Este, Full day in Colonia del Sacramento and Montevideo city tour

Visit to Bodega Bouza + Lunch with wine pairing 

Pack transfer in/out + city tour Montevideo + full day trip to Colonia

Montevideo

Get fast-track access to Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece

Get fuss-free access to Gaudí’s famous Barcelona park

Enjoy stunning views of Bogotá from the top of Monserrate Cerro

Walk through historic halls and learn about the site with an audio guide

Listen, learn, and fall in love with Paris on a scenic boat ride on the Seine

Access all areas of the Sun King's estate

Experience the splendor of the Venetian Republic with last-minute tickets

Visit the Jerónimos Monastery, São Jorge Castle, and ride Tram 28

The greatest Renaissance art collection with eight rooms dedicated to Caravaggio

Explore the intricacies of the largest Gothic Cathedral in Europe

Get right into Italy's largest amusement park on the shores of Lake Garda!

Visit this historic fairy-tale castle and walk around the gardens

View famous art and visit Michelangelo's ceiling

Hear historical facts and visit ancient ruins

Learn about the Pantheon's history and see the famous dome and oculus

Access the the ancient amphitheater and see the old prison

Rent a bike to explore Montevideo however you like. Notes: Touring bicycle with lock, helmet and map. The passenger must present their booking voucher and identity document when receiving the bicycle. Children&#39;s bicycles for the same rental price. Child seats are free of charge, subject to availability at the time of booking. NOT Valid for Crucero Passengers arriving in Uruguay

We will visit the main tourist attractions, starting with the Old City. We will begin with one of the most representative buildings, the Banco República building, and continue to Plaza Zabala, with its Taranco Palace, now the Museum of Decorative Arts. We will pass by the Stock Exchange building and the Artigas building, arriving at Plaza Matriz (Photo Stop). We will see the square, the Cabildo national historical monument, and the Cathedral. A few meters away, we will reach Plaza Independencia, where the monument to our hero José Gervasio Artigas is located, as well as the Salvo Palace, the Esteves Palace, the old Citadel Gate, the Executive Tower, and the Solís Theatre (Photo Stop). We will continue along the main avenue, 18 de Julio, passing by different squares such as Plaza del Entrevero or Juan Pedro Fabini, Plaza Libertad or Cagancha, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Montevideo City Hall, the Gaucho Monument, Plaza de los 33 Orientales, the National Library and the Faculty of Law, until we reach the Legislative Palace (Photo Stop). We will continue to the Agricultural Market and, after a stop, we will head towards one of the main avenues, Avenida Blávar Artigas. We will see Plaza de la Democracia, the International and National Bus Terminal, and the Tres Cruces Shopping Mall. We will pass the Monument to the visit of Pope John Paul II, the Obelisk, until we reach the Monument to the Cart (Photo Stop). Then, we will go to the Centenario Stadium and arrive at Pocitos Beach, where we will take photos of the panoramic view of Montevideo (Photo Stop). We will continue along the rambla, passing Plaza Virgilio to reach Rivera Street and the more well-known Arocena Street, in the city&#39;s most upscale neighborhood called Carrasco, with photo stops in front of the Sofitel Casino Carrasco Hotel. Afterwards, we will drop you off at Montevideo&#39;s most important gastronomic center, the Mercado del Puerto. If you wish to return directly to your hotels, the return trip is at your own expense. Departure from hotels in the city center, between 8:00 and 9:00 am, depending on the location.

City Winery is an urban interpretation center that integrates an industrial winery, a restaurant, and an interactive space dedicated to wine and Uruguayan culture. It&#39;s the ideal place for those visiting Montevideo for a short time but looking to experience authentic and in-depth local wine tourism. It offers two exceptional experiences: Show Vino 360°: an immersive journey through Uruguay&#39;s history, told through music and dance; and Show Move 360°: an up-close look at the wine industry, right in the heart of the city. Activities include guided tastings, winery visits, and gastronomic options based on local products. Notes: Children up to 17 years old pay for what they consume from the menu.

Hop on our open-top double-decker sightseeing bus and discover Montevideo. Hop on and off as many times as you like, and organize your visit to Montevideo as you please throughout the day. This service has four circuits. Here are the links that go directly to the circuit and stop map: 1. Historical and Cultural Circuit: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=12SfSfPChnds1165wjMD4UIi0kQhOzR0&amp;usp=sharing 2. Beach and shopping circuit: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1oetNTyEk2BJAl_8draar-Kc3WNmLix8&amp;usp=sharing 3. Panoramic Circuit of Bahia: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=15WSJT_m_69jQ1E8sjUbeo2U7-o8neEg&amp;usp=sharing 4. Rural and Wine Tourism Circuit: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1XgPlS9Z4jcx3AO1QmVh7i6ggyDzjNcs&amp;usp=sharing The circuits work as follows: 1. Historical and Cultural Circuit: It operates every day of the year, starting at 9:00 am with a frequency of 31 minutes, the last departure is at 7:00 pm The stops on this circuit are: 1. Puerto Market 2. Independence Plaza 3. Montevideo Intendancy 4. National Library 5. Legislative Palace 6. Montevideo Agricultural Market 7. Meadow 8. Botanical Garden 9. Nuevocentro Shopping 10. Tres Cruces Shopping Mall 11. Rodo Park 2. Beach Circuit and Shopping: It operates every day of the year, starting at 10:00 with a frequency of 96 minutes, the last one leaving at 19:32 The circuit stops are: 1. Rodo Park 2. Montevideo sign 3. Malvin Beach 4. Carrasco Casino Hotel 5. Carlos Gardel&#39;s House 6. Montevideo Shopping Mall 7. Punta Carretas Shopping 8. Rodo Park 3. Panoramic Circuit of Bahia: This tour departs Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, starting at 10:00 AM and departing every 86 minutes. The last one leaves at 3:44 PM. This tour is not a hop-on hop-off tour; upon ascending the fortress, the bus will wait 10 minutes and then return. Las paradas del Circuito son: 1. Botanical Garden 2. Cerro Fortress 4. Rural and Wine Tourism Circuit: On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 9:30, 12:30 and 15:30. It passes through each point twice per route. The Circuit stops are: 1. Botanical Garden 2. Bodega Fallabrino 3. Carrau Winery 4. Santa Rosa Winery 5. Lecoq Park 6. Santa Lucia Swamp Notes: This tour does not include transfers from hotels, passengers must depart at their own expense until the stop of their interest and return at their own expense at the end.

This in-depth tour will allow you to explore Montevideo&#39;s main attractions. It includes visits to the Old City (Ciudad Vieja), the Port Market, the Palace of Parliament, and much more. Depart directly from the pier and board a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with excellent local guides who are knowledgeable about Montevideo&#39;s history and interesting facts. The eclectic city of Montevideo is also the capital of Uruguay and ranked 8th in the 2013 MasterCard Global Destination City Index for Latin America. Your first stop is the historic Ciudad Vieja neighborhood, where you can see beautiful colonial-era buildings. The old part of the city is occupied by Spanish military fortifications whose stone walls define the boundaries of the fortified city of San Felipe y Santiago, guarded by the Ciudadela fortress. We&#39;ll also see the Solis Theater, the Cabildo, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Torres Garcia Museum, and other museums. There are also many galleries, cafes, and antique shops. Next, we&#39;ll head to Plaza Independencia in the city center. Here you&#39;ll see the statue and mausoleum of General Artigas, a Uruguayan national hero, as well as the presidential offices, Palacio Estevez, Palacio Salvo, and the Puerta de la Ciudadela. Continuing on, we&#39;ll see the Palace of Parliament, inaugurated in 1925. Its symbolism and neoclassical architectural style represent the country&#39;s democratic values. From the Parliament, we&#39;ll take a stroll to the Mercado Agrícola Montevideo (MAM), one of the last iron markets in Montevideo. What began as a humble fruit and vegetable stand in 1913 has expanded into a shopping center, occupying an entire block and offering a variety of food, drinks, and local products. Today, vendors still sell fresh fruits and vegetables. In 2006, the building was remodeled and helped revitalize the entire neighborhood. After an introduction to Montevideo&#39;s history, we&#39;ll head to the Obelisk of the Constituents. This bronze and granite obelisk was unveiled in 1938 as a tribute to the authors of the nation&#39;s first constitution, dated 1830. The sculptor of this work of art is the renowned José Luis Zorrilla de San Martin. We&#39;ll continue to Parque Batlle, where you can stroll through the city&#39;s largest public park and green space. Afterwards, we&#39;ll stop at the La Carreta monument, created in 1934 by Jose Belloni. Next to the monument, we&#39;ll also see the famous Centenario football stadium, inaugurated in 1930 for the World Cup, in which Uruguay won. On July 18, 1983, it was declared a World Football Historic Monument by FIFA, the only building of its kind in the world. Afterwards, we&#39;ll pass the beautiful sands of Pocitos Beach and stop for a photo op at the Montevideo sign. Admire the picturesque view from here as you gaze out over Pocitos Bay. We&#39;ll conclude the tour in the Punta Carretas neighborhood with a stop at the Punta Brava Lighthouse, also known as the Punta Carretas Lighthouse. Weather permitting, you can enter the lighthouse and climb to the top if you wish. Stop for a quick look at the Port Market (Mercado del Puerto) and admire the iron structure that was built in Liverpool. Today, this place is one of the city&#39;s most traditional gastronomic centers, where visitors can sample delicious Uruguayan beef. A large number of artists also perform in the surrounding area, transforming the streets into grand theaters. This tour is perfect for those short on time but looking for a comprehensive overview of the city. Reserve your spot on this special tour today. Notes: The tour starts two hours after the ship arrives. If you encounter any difficulties on the day of the tour, please contact us via WhatsApp + 598 96017459.

Departure in the morning towards the most glamorous and important beach resort in South America, heading east. We will visit its main attractions and its main promenade, the Piriápolis Beach Resort. We continue along the rambla, designed in the best European style, until we reach the port. We climb to reach the panoramic view from Cerro San Antonio, 130 meters high (Photo Stop). We continue towards the charming Punta Ballena, where we will visit Casapueblo, the house and studio of the artist Carlos Páez Vilaró. We will have time to explore and enjoy his paintings, sculptures, and the different views from the house. After some time, we head towards Punta del Este, entering through the calm beach, where we can appreciate the famous Isla Gorriti and the Enjoy Hotel. We continue along Avenida Pedregosa Sierra, crossing residential neighborhoods until we reach the famous Wavy Bridge of La Barra de Maldonado. We continue our journey along Brava Beach, where we will see its beautiful residential areas and mansions, until we reach the Torreón building, with its panoramic rotating view and a view of the famous &quot;The Hand&quot; monument, an icon of the resort. We will stop for lunch, shopping, and free time. Before beginning our return to Montevideo, we will travel through part of the peninsula, including Gorlero Avenue, the main commercial, gastronomic, nightlife and entertainment street, the port, the lighthouse built in 1860 and the Church of Our Lady of Candelaria. Departure from hotels in the city center, between 8:00 and 9:00 am, depending on the location. Departing from: Montevideo

Self-guided tour in a private vehicle: enjoy the city at your own pace with the driver as your only physical companion. Flexible schedule: Choose your departure time, letting the audio guide transport you and connect you with every corner of Montevideo. Audio guide available in 6 languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, French and Chinese. Duration: 2 and a half hours to discover the charms of Montevideo through the stories of our audio guide. 7 emblematic stops (10 minutes each): Iglesia Matriz- Plaza Independencia- Legislative Palace- Agricultural Market (30 minute stop)- La Carreta- Centenario Stadium- Montevideo sign. Walk, discover and take pictures! Notes: Tour recommended for passengers looking for something exclusive, yet affordable.

La Macarena offers a unique experience in the natural setting of rural Montevideo. We have an ideal place to spend a fun day with a variety of activities. It&#39;s an ecological tourism offering that combines production and biodiversity through various activities and tours, such as jeep tours, boat trips, and natural areas such as wetlands, native forests, and productive areas. The boat trip takes you through our area&#39;s canals and streams, and tours of the productive area, between July and November, allow visitors to harvest fruit. You can also use the volleyball, football and bocce courts. The field day includes a full lunch, snack and all the activities mentioned above. Notes: The tour lasts from 10:30 to 18:30

This bike tour will allow us to visit some of the most important places in the city, such as the entire Old City, Rambla, passing through Dique Maua, headquarters of Mercosul, Parque Rodó, summer theater, golf club, monument to the Jewish Holocaust, Punta Carretas lighthouse, Castillo Pittamiglio, Plaza Trouville, Playa Pocitos, Montevideo sign, naval museum, Puerto del Buceo. Afterwards we return to the starting point. Notes: Daily at 10:00 am. Guide in English, Portuguese and Spanish, bicycle, lamp and helmet. Minimum 2 passengers. NOT Valid for Crucero Passengers arriving in Uruguay

Leaving in the morning for the city of Colonia del Sacramento, located 190 km from Montevideo. We took Route 1 westward, passing through San Jose. This department stands out for the quality of its land and climate, making it the ideal place for the establishment of productive and industrial enterprises. It is the second largest dairy producer in the country, second only to Colonia. Its historic center has been remodeled to welcome national and international tourists. Strolling through the cobblestone streets, visiting its museums, and experiencing the peace, history, and elegance make a visit a must. We will have a stop of approximately 40 minutes in San José. In Colonia, we entered through the Puerta de Campo, built in 1745 at the request of the Portuguese Vasconcellos. We walked along the famous &quot;Calle de los Suspiros&quot; (Street of Sighs), visited the Lighthouse, the Basilica, the picturesque Marina, and the Real de San Carlos, where the old and now remodeled Plaza de Toros (bullring) is located, built in 1900 to host internationally renowned bullfights, 5 km from the historic center. Departure from hotels in the city center, between 8:00 and 9:00 am, depending on the location. Departure: Montevideo

One of the most traditional spots in downtown Montevideo, also famous for its padlock fountain and the statue of Carlos Gardel, a must-see. Lunch includes the traditional Chivito al pan, dulce de leche ice cream and 1 drink (beer, soda, water or glass of wine). Street Tango show from Monday to Saturday at noon. Additionally, it includes a padlock engraved with the names of the couple (Note: 1 for every 2 people). Those booking alone will not receive this gift. Visiting the Museo Andes helps us remember values ​​such as friendship, solidarity, communion, hope, empathy, goal-setting and teamwork. On Friday, October 13, 1972, a Fairchild 227 with 45 people on board crashed in the Andes. Thus began one of humanity&#39;s most incredible survival stories. The Uruguayan group of young rugby players, their friends and family, were forced to wage a titanic battle against adversity. The museum is dedicated to the 45 people who were aboard the October 1972 flight and, especially, to the 29 who did not return. It is also a tribute to the 16 compatriots who &quot;came back to life&quot; after 72 long, hellish days of hunger, pain, suffering, despair... and hope for a better tomorrow. Notes: Visits to the Museo de los Andes are open Monday through Friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Excluding holidays: January 1, May 1, and December 25. The tour lasts one hour. Passengers should go to Bar Facal at 12:00. They can walk from one location to the other, as both are located downtown. Passengers can take both tours on the same day, or over two days if they prefer. You must go to both places on your own.

Founded in 1949 by Constante Dardanelli, it is a family winery with a strong emphasis on women, where the second, third and fourth generations work together, and they are the ones who welcome each visit. Located in the rural part of Montevideo, on Camino de los Molinos Street, the company has traditionally been a producer of wines and traditional natural grape juice, driven by new ways and technology of working, ended up resulting in the production of fine wines. Bodega Fallabrino is over 100 years old. Angel Tomás Fallabrino arrived from Alexandria, Piedmont Province, Italy, at just 12 years old and began working in winemaking. Years later, this dream became a family business. It&#39;s a winery steeped in Italian tradition and magic, located in the Colón region of Montevideo, a place with an ideal climate for producing fine wines. In addition to visiting the two wineries, you will have free time to visit the winery store. Notes: DARDANELLO FAMILY TASTING: Sauvignon Blanc, Tannat and grape juice, accompanied by a cheese board, olives, dried fruit or sweets. BODEGA FALLABRINO TASTING: Moscatel, Tannat and Sparkling Wine with cheese board, sweet or savory snacks.

The Primuseum is a mansion dating back to 1870 in the Ciudad Vieja neighborhood, home to a collection of over 3,000 antiques. At night, they dress up in full regalia, offering visitors a unique experience, harmoniously combining gastronomy, culture, and tango. A live tango performance featuring Uruguay&#39;s best artists, accompanied by a tasting menu of typical local dishes and the best Uruguayan wines, including Tannat. Notes: Wednesdays to Sundays - Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. From 8:30 pm. NOT Valid for Crucero Passengers arriving in Uruguay

Montevideo City Tour: Guided tour of Montevideo in a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus, where you can combine walking tours and take photos. During the tour, some of the main points we will visit are the Old City with its Plaza Matriz (Main Square), the Drinking Water Fountain of Colonial Montevideo, the Legislative Palace, Las Leyes Avenue, the Prado residential neighborhood, the Government House, the Obelisk, the Constituents of 1830, Batlle y Ordóñez Park, the Athletics Track, the Carreta Monument, and the Centenario Stadium. The Carrasco residential neighborhood, Rambla Naciones Unidas, Virgilio Square, the Punta Gorda and Malvin neighborhoods, the Buceo neighborhood with its Yacht Harbor, the Yacht Club, Pocitos, Punta Carretas, and the Golf Club. Return to the hotel. A full day in Colonia del Sacramento, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Colonia was founded by the Portuguese Empire over 300 years ago and was a source of discord between Portugal and Spain until 1777, when the Treaty of San Ildefonso left Colonia in the hands of the Kingdom of Spain. We&#39;ll visit the Street of Sighs, the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, the Bastion of San Pedro, Polvorín, the Lighthouse, the Spanish and Portuguese Museums, the Tile Museum, and more (tickets not included). We&#39;ll also stroll along Rambla Costanera, Real de San Carlos with its ancient Bullring, San Benito Church, and the Port. Return to the city center and enjoy free time to stroll through the historic district and its picturesque streets. Lunch (optional). Return to the hotel at the agreed time. All day in Punta del Este: A tour of the beaches of Montevideo and Costa de Oro. Then we&#39;ll head to Punta Ballena to visit the famous Casa Pueblo museum, home to a sculpture by Uruguayan painter Carlos Paez Vilaro. Spectacular views of the beaches of Punta del Este and the surrounding area will be enjoyed. We&#39;ll stroll along Playa Mansa and the residential neighborhoods of Beverly Hills, El Golf, Cantegril, and San Rafael, with their spectacular mansions and summer homes. We&#39;ll continue through Barra de Maldonado with its colorful beach restaurants. We&#39;ll return along Playa Brava to the port and enter the Peninsula. After lunch (optional), free time to enjoy shopping and the art market. At 4 pm we began our return to Montevideo. Notes: The 03 tours must be done in 03 days. Punta del Este and Colonia del Sacramento last 10 hours. The city tour of Montevideo lasts 3 hours.

Our winery began as a family business, driven by a love for the land and its fruits. We grew with a fundamental premise: working on a small scale always yields the best results. And to achieve them, we dedicate ourselves to the entire process, from the vineyard to the glass. We believe this is the way to ensure that, in the long term, our wines reflect the personality that defines us. The grape varieties we process are Albariño and Chardonnay for white wines, and Merlot, Tempranillo, and Tannat for red wines, the latter being the one that identifies Uruguayan wines. Our Tannat wines have given us great satisfaction lately, thanks to international recognition. It is also possible to enjoy a guided tour of the winery and different vineyards, as well as a visit to the classic car collection. A place worth visiting that no lover of good wine and the good life should miss. Includes winery tour, appetizer, main course, dessert, each option with 1 wine selected by the chef, water and coffee. Departure from hotels in the city center, between 8:00 and 9:00 am, depending on the location. Departures: Montevideo

CITY TOUR MONTEVIDEO: Guided tour of Montevideo in a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus, with photo stops at the most important historical sites. We&#39;ll visit Plaza Independencia, home to the citadel gate, the Solis Theater, the Executive Tower, the Salvo Palace, and the monument to Uruguayan hero Jose Gervasio Artigas. We&#39;ll walk along part of the main avenue (18 de Julio) to the Legislative Palace. We&#39;ll visit the Agricultural Market, housed in a historic building and offering a wide variety of local products. The next stop on the tour is Jose Battle and Ordonez Park, where we&#39;ll see the Monument to La Carreta, before continuing along Montevideo&#39;s waterfront from Pocitos to Carrasco. At the end of the tour, we&#39;ll return to our hotels. FULL DAY TOUR TO COLONIA: Colonia do Sacramento (declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Colonia was founded by the Portuguese Empire over 300 years ago and was a source of discord between Portugal and Spain until 1777, when the Treaty of San Ildefonso left Colonia in the hands of the Kingdom of Spain. We will visit the Street of Sighs, the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, the Bastion of San Pedro, Polvorín, the Lighthouse, the Spanish and Portuguese Museums, the Tile Museum, etc. (tickets not included). We&#39;ll also stroll along Rambla Costanera, Real de San Carlos with its ancient Bullring, San Benito Church, and the Port. Return to the city center and enjoy free time to stroll through the Historic District and its picturesque streets. Lunch (optional). Return to the hotel at the agreed time. The package also includes arrival and departure transfers from Montevideo airport to the city of Montevideo. Notes: The tour to Cologne only operates on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The Montevideo city tour is at 1:30 PM or 8:00 AM every day. Not valid for passengers arriving in Cruzeiro.

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