Things To Do in Iglesia de las Carmelitas, Restaurants in Iglesia de las Carmelitas
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10 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Uruguay That You Shouldn't Miss
Coordinates: 33°S 56°W / 33°S 56°W / -33; -56
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Things to do in Montevideo, Montevideo Department: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Montevideo, a port city and the capital of Uruguay, is a perfect destination for travelers looking for a relaxing stroll past colonial era buildings and along beautiful beaches. The Ciudadela Gateway, the only remaining section of the wall that once surrounded the entire city, now serves as the entrance to Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo's oldest neighborhood. Home to churches, museums, and theaters, at night the area comes alive with nightclubs playing Tango and Candombe music for crowds of dancers.
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Things to do in Montevideo Department, Montevideo Department: The Best Churches & Cathedrals
Discover the best top things to do in Montevideo Department, Uruguay including Santuario Beata Francisca Rubatto, Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Sagrado Coracao, Catedral de Montevideo, Cripta del Senor de la Paciencia, Iglesia de las Carmelitas, Iglesia Stella Maris, Parroquia Sagrada Familia, Iglesia San Juan Bautista, Parroquia Sagrado Corazon, Santuario del Senor Resucitado.
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What to do and see in Montevideo Department, Montevideo Department: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Montevideo Department, Uruguay including Catedral de Montevideo, Plaza Independencia, Pocitos, Palacio Legislativo, Rambla de Montevideo, Iglesia de las Carmelitas, Mercado Agricola Montevideo - MAM, Mirador Panoramico de Montevideo, La Macarena Al Final del Humedal, Estadio Campeon del Siglo.
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The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Montevideo, Montevideo Department
Montevideo, a port city and the capital of Uruguay, is a perfect destination for travelers looking for a relaxing stroll past colonial era buildings and along beautiful beaches. The Ciudadela Gateway, the only remaining section of the wall that once surrounded the entire city, now serves as the entrance to Ciudad Vieja, Montevideo's oldest neighborhood. Home to churches, museums, and theaters, at night the area comes alive with nightclubs playing Tango and Candombe music for crowds of dancers.