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Discover Montevideo’s premier shopping mall, featuring both international and local boutiques that are only a short walk away from our hotel.

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Montevideo Shopping Center

Enjoy some of the trendiest hot spots when you visit Punta del Este to experience time at the pristine beaches followed by the bustling clubs and bars at night.

Punta del Este

Marvel at the world’s largest collection of authentic Uruguayan artwork at the National Museum of Visual Arts, and step outside to enjoy the lush greenery of Parque Rodo for a lovely dose of fresh air.

National Museum of Visual Arts

Prepare to spend some time at this bustling Montevideo market, featuring an abundance of food, drinks, and gifts of every kind.

Mercado del Puerto

See a show at Uruguay’s oldest theater, which showcases a variety of artistic genres, including live music, dance, and operatic performances.

Solis Theater

Bridging the gap between Montevideo’s downtown and the historic neighborhood of Ciudad Vieja, Independence Square is a plaza filled with lush greenery and walking paths and framed by some of the city’s most notable structures.

Independence Square

Experience ballet works, orchestral performances, and more performance art at this newly renovated auditorium in the heart of Montevideo.

Sodre Auditorium

With a vintage speakeasy feel, Clyde’s is a Montevideo bar favorite and a fun place to meet with friends and family for an exciting atmosphere and delicious food.

Clyde’s

Once a colonial government residence, the Cabildo is now home to a fascinating museum that houses the city’s historical archives, paintings, antiques, costumes, and exhibits.  It’s located in Constitution Square.

Cabildo

Catch a fútbol game at Centenario Stadium, which is recognized as one of the great classic stadiums, and it played host to the 1930 World Cup.

Centenario Stadium

Indulge in gastronomic delicacies at Café Misterio where you can enjoy everything from sweet and savory small plates to multiple sushi favorites.

Café Misterio

A local tradition finds everyone flocking to the Tristan Narvaja Market each Sunday to explore authentic gifts and fresh produce.

Tristan Narvaja Market

Immerse yourself in Uruguayan culture at the Carnival Museum, which pays homage to the yearly festival of Carnival, lasting 35 days with a host of traditions and rituals.

Museo del Carnaval

With roots dating back to 1680, this picturesque UNESCO World Heritage Site features cobblestone streets and a 19th century lighthouse along the river.

Colonia del Sacramento

Tour this family-owned winery featuring stretches of scenic vineyards and a restaurant that offers inspiring dishes paired with specialty wines.

Bodega Bouza Winery

Visited by notable public figures, locals, and visitors alike, Francis offers a cozy atmosphere and gastronomic specialties, such as sushi, pastas, seafood, and grilled meats.

Francis Restaurant

Discover the palace built on the site where notable Uruguayan musician Gerardo Matos Rodriguez composed his most famous tango, “La Cumparsita.”

Palacio Salvo

Make sure to check out this stunning National Historic Monument that was constructed from bronze and granite by Uruguayan sculptor José Belloni to honor the ox-cart drivers of the 19th century.

Monumento La Carreta

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Things to Do in Montevideo | Hyatt Centric Montevideo

Explore Montevideo from the beachfront Pocitos neighborhood at Hyatt Centric Montevideo, where guests have easy access to the city’s best attractions.