City: Uruguay
Top Things to do in Uruguay
Top Hotels in Uruguay
- 1. Arapey Thermal Resort and Spa
- 2. Cottage Puerto Buceo
- 3. Sofitel Montevideo Casino Carrasco & Spa
- 4. Radisson Hotel Colonia del Sacramento
- 5. Regency WAY Montevideo Hotel
- 6. Posada Boutique Las Terrazas
- 7. Costa Colonia Riverside Boutique Hotel
- 8. Frontier Hotel
- 9. Radisson Montevideo Victoria Plaza Hotel
- 10. Dazzler By Wyndham Montevideo
10 Classes & Workshops in Uruguay That You Shouldn't Miss
Coordinates: 33°S 56°W / 33°S 56°W / -33; -56
Restaurants in Uruguay
1. Taller Ultramai Paseo de Mosaico
2. Escuela De Surf H2O
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
H2O Surf School was founded in 2000 and is the leading surf school Uruguay (Punta del Este and La Paloma). Quality, safe and fun surf lessons for all ages and levels are garanteed.
3. South Experiences
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Book your tours for 50% less than cruises price!. Montevideo - Punta del Este - Puerto Madryn - Buenos Aires - Usuahia - Puerto Montt - Valparaiso.
4. Pandora II. Soluciones Alternativas.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Rosanna Architect and urban planner. I have been applying and sharing the experience for 5 years to transform, objects and spaces through infinite resources. It is creation and ingenuity through the game. The human contribution and the inventiveness of each one, together with colors and textures culminate in unexpected results. Here we propose shared food, this allows the exchange of culture and knowledge through everyday culinary art.
5. Academia Uruguay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Academia Uruguay is a Spanish Language school located in the historic center of Montevideo, 'Ciudad Vieja'. We offer individual and group courses on all levels, from beginners to very advanced.
Reviewed By hansonjk27 - Hillsboro, United States
Opting for three weeks of Spanish study at Academia Uruguay in February was one of the best decisions I made for my 6 weeks of travel in South America, and it kicked my year off to a great start. I was so happy with my experience at the Academia – a perfect blend of learning and yet still a relaxed pace (as long as you’re willing to speak Spanish in class for 4 hours a day!). The school is conveniently located in Ciudad Vieja, super easy to get to, and in a great area with plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby as well as a pedestrian zone a couple of blocks away (my AirBnB in Palermo had a bike available, so I even biked along the Rambla to school a few times, but also a nice 25-30 minute walk or quick bus ride). The classes at Academia Uruguay were fantastic and exactly what I was looking for on a bit of a studycation. :) My goal going into classes was to really work on my conversational skills and brush up a bit on grammar, and that was exactly what I got! A heavy emphasis on conversation while simultaneously digging into grammar as needed to tailor to the needs of the students in our small class (there were only four students at the beginning, and three of us after the first week). The small class sizes allowed for more personalized instruction, and our teacher Lucia was my absolute favorite! Warm, friendly, relatable, and super knowledgeable and quick to adapt to our specific questions and needs when it came to grammar. I heard similar positive comments about other friends’ instructors in different classes as well, and also had a great experience when we switched instructors for a few sessions during the shortened Carnaval class week (a strategy the Academia employed to help break up 6-hour class days during the shortened 4-day instruction week). Another favorite part of my time at the Academia was the mix of students there. With students from all over the globe and a pretty wide variety of ages, it was super easy to find people who wanted to stick with speaking Spanish all day, including during the breaks and once the 4 hours of intensive classes had ended. As I was there during Carnaval, it was also a ton of fun to find fellow travelers at the school to go experience Carnaval events and other sights together. The school also organized two excursions a week that offered a nice variety of activities and locations. Our guide, Fernanda, was wonderful to talk with and adapted beautifully to all the differing levels of Spanish among the students who would join. The staff and instructors were also very helpful in spreading the word about various recommended events so that we could make the most of the Carnaval experience during the month. I highly recommend Academia Uruguay for Spanish study. Classes were both challenging and fun, and an excellent opportunity especially if you want to really improve your speaking and listening skills.
6. La Bodeguita del Sur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
7. Joventango
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By dansk248 - Quebec City, Canada
Montevideo is the second city of which tango is part of popular culture, and according to some scholars may be the place where tango was born before expanding and developing in Buenos Aires. Joventango is an opportunity to experience the passion for tango in this city, in a typical place surrounded by grills where you can taste a good piece of roast and a good Tannat wine (characteristic of the country).
8. WeedTour
Overall Ratings
1.0 based on 1 reviews
We offer the experience about cannabis culture, history and lifestyle in legal countries like Uruguai, Canadá, EUA and Netherlands.
9. Entropia Galpon de Circo
Entropia Galpon de Circo es un espacio de Artes Escenicas donde se dan talleres de diversas disciplinas de circo y ademas los fines de semana hay diversos espectaculos. Aqui se puede venir a ver circo, teatro, musica y danza contemporanea. Ideal para los amantes del arte emergente.
10. Traveling Spoon
Traveling Spoon provides travelers with private, authentic food experiences, from homemade meals to cooking classes and market tours, with local hosts in their homes.
