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Faça uma interessante excursão guiada de 3 horas na capital do Uruguai, Montevidéu. Depois de pegá-lo no hotel, seu guia especializado o levará para o Plaza Independencia, que divide as áreas antiga e nova de Montevidéu, e possui uma grande estátua do grande líder militar do Uruguai, José Artigas.
No lado leste dessa eminente praça, você poderá ver o Palacio Salvo, um edifício de 26 andares concluído na década de 20 que já foi o edifício mais alto do país. Admire sua bela arquitetura antes de explorar a extremidade oeste da praça, onde você verá a Puerta de la Ciudadela, uma das poucas estruturas remanescentes do muro da cidade que já cercou a Montevidéu colonial.
Em seguida, siga para a área de El Prado, onde estão localizados o Parque Prado e três estádios de futebol. Depois de aprender sobre este bairro com o seu guia, continue até as elegantes áreas residenciais de Carrasco, Punta Gorda e Pocitos por Las Ramblas. Estas vistas deslumbrantes do litoral de Punta Gorda permitem que você admire as inúmeras praias de Pocitos. Entre nas lojas locais enquanto caminha pelo calçadão da orla antes de relaxar na viagem de volta para seu hotel.

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Incluído

Tour pela cidade de 3 horas
Guia profissional
Recepção e desembarque no hotel

Não incluído

Alimentos e bebidas
Gorjetas

Adicional

A confirmação será recebida no momento da reserva

Características

Turismo

95%

Cultural

85%

Análises

3.6

55

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Claudio P

4 | 2018-04-03

This tour gives you a taste of the city of Montevideo its parks, architecture, history and culture. It was an enjoyable day with good photo opportunities.

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Deborah H

1 | 2017-12-04

The tour overview certainly does not suggest the tour is predominantly in Spanish. Our tour was overwhelmingly in Spanish. The guide provided perhaps a quarter of the content in English. My wife could not follow at all. But, I did follow the Spanish content and it was disappointing and superficial. We were told a few major dates and place names. But, we spent many minutes driving through older neighborhoods which were run down, and heard nothing about what had changed to cause the deterioration. We learned nothing about the people, the economy, the culture. Perhaps the best example. We stopped for a five minute photo opportunity at a sculpture depicting an colonial settler on a horse-drawn wagon. We learned nothing about where they had come from, where they were going, and what the settlement process was all about. It could have been a statute of a US wild west wagon. The guide was pleasant and polite, and the tour did cover the City. We just didn't learn much about why Uruguay is different from Argentina or Brazil.

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Deborah H

1 | 2017-12-04

The tour overview certainly does not suggest the tour is predominantly in Spanish. Our tour was overwhelmingly in Spanish. The guide provided perhaps a quarter of the content in English. My wife could not follow at all. But, I did follow the Spanish content and it was disappointing and superficial. We were told a few major dates and place names. But, we spent many minutes driving through older neighborhoods which were run down, and heard nothing about what had changed to cause the deterioration. We learned nothing about the people, the economy, the culture. Perhaps the best example. We stopped for a five minute photo opportunity at a sculpture depicting an colonial settler on a horse-drawn wagon. We learned nothing about where they had come from, where they were going, and what the settlement process was all about. It could have been a statute of a US wild west wagon. The guide was pleasant and polite, and the tour did cover the City. We just didn't learn much about why Uruguay is different from Argentina or Brazil.

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Philip D

3 | 2017-11-19

A Hop On Hop Off bus would have been better.

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David K

3 | 2017-10-28

Good overall view of the city.

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James G

2 | 2017-10-26

Wasted way too much time going from Hotel to Hotel to pick up other passengers. Then wasted more time dropping everyone off.