• Plaza Zabala - Take a moment to explore Zabala Square, a monument dedicated to the city’s founder. Enjoy time for photos and admire the surrounding architecture.
• Plaza Matriz - Visit Montevideo’s first established square, explore the Metropolitan Cathedral, and enjoy the square featuring the old city’s first potable water fountain. Take a stroll through the crafts and antiques fair.
• Plaza Independencia - Discover Montevideo’s most significant square located downtown.

In the vicinity, observe various monuments and notable buildings.

Monument of General José G. Artigas, a national hero.

Explore his mausoleum, where the general’s ashes are guarded by two soldiers (Blandengues).

Capture photos of Palacio Salvo, one of the city’s most stunning architectural works, once the tallest in South America.

Estevez Palace, the first government house, now serves as the history museum of the country’s presidents.

Presidential Executive Tower and The Gate of Citadel Monument.

• Palacio Legislativo - Pause for photos and learn about the history of the Palace, the seat of Uruguay’s Legislative Power, where the General Assembly convenes.
• Mercado Agricola Montevideo - MAM - Explore the Agricultural Market of Montevideo, one of the largest. Construction began in 1906 and concluded in 1912.

Declared a National Historic Monument in 1999.

• Parque Batlle - An urban park where you can visit the Monument La Carreta and the Centennial Stadium, the venue of the first World Cup in 1930, organized by FIFA.

If passengers wish to tour the Stadium’s interior, a ticket is required, not included in the tour.

Viewing the Stadium from the Olympic tribune costs approximately 3 dollars per person.

• Playa Pocitos - Visit the rambla, a 25 km avenue along the Silver River coast in Montevideo.

Stop at the city sign for photos and enjoy the stunning panoramic view of the neighborhood and beach.

Return to the Port of Montevideo, touring parts of the rambla and its neighborhoods, Punta Carretas and Rodo Park.

• Mirador Panoramico de Montevideo - Visit the Panoramic Viewpoint of the Municipality of Montevideo, offering breathtaking views of the city, including Montevideo Hill, Telecommunications Tower, Cerrito de la Victoria Church, Coast, and Río de la Plata. Experience the city’s history through images and portraits of Colonial Montevideo.
• Rambla de Montevideo - Explore the Carrasco neighborhood in Montevideo, known for its prominent houses and mansions. Enjoy a pleasant walk through its streets and commercial area.

Pass by the historic Hotel Casino Carrasco (now Sofitel) and return to the port with a complete walk along Montevideo’s coast, beaches, and spectacular views.

• Mercado del Puerto - If travelers wish, they can be dropped off at this charming location, a must-see for any tourist. Enjoy lunch, shop for souvenirs, or take a leisurely stroll before returning to the cruise.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Fotografias en puntos turísticos
• Guia local experiente

• Lunch

Experience a Private and Tailored Tour with a Local Guide

Explore Montevideo at your leisure with this enjoyable and engaging half-day private tour—exclusively for you and your group, without any other guests. Ideal for cruise travelers with limited time in port, this tour ensures you make the most of the city’s top attractions.

Your comfort and safety are prioritized, with a genuine local guide eager to reveal hidden treasures and famous landmarks. This is more than just a tour; it’s a memorable experience and a warm introduction to Uruguay.

Opt for a full-day (6-7 hours) upgrade for genuine local experiences—enjoy mate, taste a traditional chivito or asado paired with Tannat wine, and delve even deeper into Uruguayan culture.

Our Viator Badge of Excellence assures outstanding service and a truly distinctive adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.