Uruguay travel guide

Uruguay has long been considered an insider tip among Latin American travelers. Here you will meet warm and helpful people as well as unimaginably beautiful nature. Uruguay is historic estancias, sleepy colonial towns, miles of white beaches, secluded lagoons, horse riding with gauchos, modern Montevideo, glamorous Punta del Este, vibrant nightlife, endless pampas, fantastic wines, luxury yachts, unspoilt fishing villages and, above all, livestock, cattle , Cattle. Wide, grassy valleys, on which herds of cattle can still move freely, are typical of Uruguay.

The second smallest nation in South America is considered one of the most social, safe, stable and prosperous in the entire continent. Our author, Lars Borchert, writes: "The holiday feeling of slowing down and relaxation arises in the country, even on the highway one, because often joggers, coaches or cattle use the Rutas Nacionales [...]".

Discover all the beauty and diversity of Uruguay with this guide. Each important place is presented with its history and sights. The author provides opening hours and prices, recommends restaurants, accommodations and other destinations. He also shows his personal favorite places and suggests useful routes. 35 local maps, maps and a handy overview map for the different regions provide additional orientation.

With many personal recommendations from the author and a small language aid "Spanish for Uruguay".