“The Guru’Guay Guide to Uruguay”: Latest updates
The beauty of buying a guidebook written by a local. Post pandemic, our Uruguay travel guide is still the best resource to finding the gems.
Tango dancing in Montevideo
Dance tango in Uruguay. Especially if you are a beginner or intermediate tango dancer, the tango scene in Montevideo is much friendlier than Buenos Aires.
Montevideo’s Romantic Museum, aka the Marble Palace
Hugely instagramable, this tiny museum hidden in Montevideo’s old town depicts the lifestyle of Uruguay’s most affluent at the time of independence.
Uruguay has a new UNESCO World Heritage Site
This modest church built entirely of brick has been called “a marvel of modern architecture”—and received the world’s greatest cultural recognition.
Andes 1972 plane crash museum
The museum, in Montevideo, honours the survivors of the Andes plane crash. Yes, one of the greatest survival stories of the 20th century is Uruguayan.
Uruguay: South American birding oasis
10 reasons why Uruguay is a great choice for nature tourism in general and birding in particular–especially in a pandemic.
The Guru’Guay Guide to Uruguay
The Guru’Guay Guide to Montevideo
