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Hostels in MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY

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PUNTO BERRO HOSTEL

PUNTO BERRO HOSTEL

Pedro Francisco Berro 1320 Pocitos

Punto Berro Hostel. Welcome To Punto Berro Hostel. If you're looking to travel comfortably and to make friends from all over the world, this is the...

Dolce Vita Hostel

Dolce Vita Hostel

Soriano 1536 esquina Salto

Dolce Vita Hostel Montevideo. Hello Traveler! We're glad you're going to stay with us, and we welcome you to our home: The Dolce Vita Hostel. You can...

About MONTEVIDEO

Montevideo in Uruguay – Experience a Tinge of Tango

Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay is the largest and the most populous city in Uruguay. This city enjoys the highest quality of life in Latin America. The city while embracing modernity and fast paced life has retained its bohemian flavour and history in its streets and edifices. This charming city rolls out a red carpet to visitors all through the year and is famous for its rich cultural shows, wild life, a pleasant climate and hospitable community
 
History
In 1776, Spain made Montevideo its main naval base before the British made it their territory till the early 20 the century, during which the British-owned railway companies built an extensive railway network linking the cities to the countryside.

Accommodation Options
From budget hotels to hostels, pent houses, B & B and self catering options the accommodation list is truly endless in this city. There are well done up hostels for budget travellers and most of the hostels will have kitchens, where you can cook your favourite food.
 
Popular Places
Undeniably, the most important land mark of Montevideo is Plaza Independencia, which includes the impressive Italianate edifice of the Palacio Salvo, designed by an Italian architect. Once the tallest building in South America, this building at present it houses apartments and business houses. The historic port market of this city is worth exploring. Lively and busy, this market is a vast wrought-iron structure, which would remind you of the old European railway stations and houses some of the finest steak houses and sea food eateries. The buskers and live performers add up to its vibrant milieu and it is a great spot for people watching
 
Getting Around
Buses are the most popular and cost effective means of transport. Taxis are also plentiful; though they are metered it could be an expensive as luggage surcharge is also levied. Also beware of extra fee for night travel and travelling on holidays, a good guide is to agree a set price before you travel if possible.
 
Places of Entertainment
Enjoy a perfect beach holiday in this city famous for its clean beaches. Enjoy the Spanish flavours and the perfect paella, laze around in the promenade or shop till you drop in the local craft shops. There are many things to do in this lively city with an impressive night life to its credit. Try out the boliches (café concerts), hit the pubs and enjoy the night like the Uruguayans do with an enjoyable tango!
 
Currency
The Peso Urugayo is the currency of Uruguay currency. Each Peso is made up of 100 centesimo. The Uruguayan currency is a free floating currency subject to changes in the world market. Online news bulletin and financial news would keep you updated about the currency exchange.
 
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