Small enough to walk around, but big enough to have some great architecture.
The capital of Uruguay, has a sly sophistication and surprising cultural diversity for such a small population. Montevideo boasts a picturesque blend of colonial Spanish, Italian and Art Deco styles. Many Argentines come here to relax during their summer break and bask on the white sandy beaches.
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At a Glance
Getting Around:
Montevideo's improving fleet of buses go just about everywhere throughout the city. They are cheap and tickets are available from the bus driver or conductor, who will ask for your destination. Most bus routes cease by -. Hiring a car is almost as expensive as in Argentina and not necessarily practical in a place as small as Uruguay. Taxis are safe and metered but can be expensive, with additional surcharges for luggage and on travel between - as well as on weekends and holidays.
Weather:
Uruguay's temperate climate means mild winters and warm summers. Winter averages 6°C to 14°C (43°F to 57°F), the coolest month being June. Summer averages sit between 17°C and 28°C (63°F to 82°F), with January and February the warmest months. Montevideo averages 1090 mm (36 inches) of rain annually, which falls right across the calendar year.
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