What to see in Montevideo: 10 must-sees
The top 3 according to 33 votes from people: Ciudad Vieja · Palacio Salvo · Estadio Centenario and Football Museum. (Updated Feb 9, 2023.)
The Old City, the Rambla and the Port Market: what guides recommend for getting to know the Uruguayan capital.
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Top 10
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1
Ciudad Vieja
Historic quarter with the Sarandí pedestrian street, galleries and cafés.
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2
Palacio Salvo
1928 skyscraper, the tallest in South America at the time.
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3
Estadio Centenario and Football Museum
Stadium of the first World Cup (1930), a FIFA Historic Monument of World Football.
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4
Plaza Independencia
The main square, with Artigas's mausoleum and the Citadel Gate.
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5
La Rambla
Waterfront promenade of more than 20 km along the Río de la Plata.
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6
Mercado del Puerto
1868 iron market hall full of grill restaurants.
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7
Torres García Museum
Museum of the painter of Constructive Universalism, on Sarandí street.
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8
Legislative Palace
Marble parliament inaugurated in 1925, with guided tours.
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9
Parque Rodó and the Montevideo sign
Park by the Rambla near the city's giant letters.
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10
Teatro Solís
1856 theatre, one of the oldest in South America, with guided tours.
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11
Cerro de Montevideo
140 m hill with a fortress and bay views.
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12
Pocitos
Residential district with the most popular city beach.
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