Top Montevideo Classes & Workshops

We will be waiting for you at Carrasco International Airport (Montevideo) or at the Buquebus Terminal in the Port of Montevideo and we will take you to the hotel indicated (in the city of Montevideo) in the reservation. Note that this is a shared transfer

With key sites set miles apart, exploring Montevideo can be a challenge without vehicle transport. See the Old City, Port Market, city center, Plaza Independencia, Centenario Stadium, La Rambla, and El Prado’s parks and monuments on a half-day Montevideo tour that combines photo stops with a fascinating overview of the city; it’s a perfect introduction and a great way to discover the places you’d like to visit in greater depth.

Your tour begins when you meet your professional guide at your hotel or pier and climb aboard an air-conditioned vehicle. Discover the Old Town on a guided tour, ( Catedral de Montevideo, Puerta de ciudad vieja, Plaza Independencia, Palacio Salvo) Visit the Port Market. Explore the 24km-long Rambla Take the best picture of Pocitos area on Montevideo Words. Visit the Congres Palace

Benefit from the convenience of included round-trip transportation on this private multi-stop tour of Montevideo. No need to rent a car or puzzle with directions; your dedicated driver/guide will take care of the details and you can focus on the best sights of the Uruguayan capital. Visit at leas 10 attractions and enjoy personalized attention and in-depth commentary from your guide.

Make the most of your time at shore and discover the highlights of the Uruguayan capital on 3-hour guided tour. Visit key landmarks in the Old City such as the Port Market, Independence Square, the Legislative Palace, and the El Prado neighborhood. Learn about the history of Montevideo from your tour guide and enjoy many stops for photos before heading back to your cruise ship.

We are a family company dedicated to making our travelers spend their best holidays and enjoy with us. We love to show tourists from all over the world the charms of our country and to make them spend a nice day in a relaxed atmosphere, making a friend in Uruguay at the end of the trip. Visit the town of Colonia del Sacramento on a day trip from Montevideo. Walk along the cobbled streets of the charming colonial town and learn about its history from your tour guide over the course of two hours. Important: Time for lunch in a restaurant in the colonial area is possible if tourists wish.

Tourist Bus "Discover Montevideo" is the only Hop On - Hop Off of the city. Its modality allows you to make a tour of two hours, visiting the great attractions of the city, and gives you the opportunity to descend in those that you would like to know a little more, then go back up and continue with the tour. The tour and the audio guide were carefully programmed so that you get to know our city as if it were yours. Every corner of Montevideo has a secret to tell, it is our goal that you can, together with us, go revealing them.

Tour a small family-run winery outside Montevideo on this intimate guided tour, which includes wine tastings and homemade empanadas. Learn about Tannat wine, considered the national grape of Uruguay, and sample distinct varietals from the 100-year-old vineyard. A professional sommelier guide will help you hone your palette, and round-trip transportation from your hotel in Montevideo ensures a seamless tour experience.

Escape bustling Montevideo for the colonial charm and tranquility of Colonia del Sacramento, situated on the banks of the Río de la Plata. On this day trip a knowledgeable guide accompanies you along the cobblestone streets of the Barrio Histórico, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You’ll meander on foot past historical landmarks like the lighthouse and former bullfighting arena — Real de San Carlos — as well as  Colonia’s downtown, port and Fernando's Beach.

Swap the Uruguayan capital for the coastal resort town of Punta del Este. This guided day trip from Montevideo covers main attractions including the Mediterranean-style villa and art gallery of Casa Pueblo. See the fishing town of La Barra del Maldonado, and visit Playa Mansa and Playa Brava, known for its famous sculpture of fingers emerging from the sand.

Explore Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on this full-day tour from Montevideo. Listen to a guide's commentary on the Spanish and Portuguese heritage of the area, dating from the 17th century. Other stops include a local farm, a Uraguayan candy shop, and the Granja Colonia Collections Museum.

Prepare to sip, swish, and savor with a wine and dine intro to the Uruguayan wine region. Set out on this small-group tour from your Montevideo hotel to an award-winning family winery that specializes in Tannat, a bold red wine, in addition to other varietals. Tour the property and learn about their process, then enjoy a tasting of five different wines accompanied by light snacks. Sit down and experience a 3-course lunch, featuring empanadas, complete with specially chosen vino pairings. Discover more about Uruguay's vinification history as you eat and imbibe.

Head to the countryside for a private wine tasting tour from Montevideo. Visit two separate wineries to learn about the local winemaking process, explore each property and sample 10 different wines including Albariño, a white varietal. Snack on goodies like cheese, nuts and grapes, enjoy exquisite vineyard views and imbibe freely (a driver will assure you get to and from your hotel safely) along the way.

The best way to take advantage of your stay in Montevideo is to undergo intense training in language and culture, designed with the most up-to-date methods of foreign language teaching in an immersion context. Our institution was founded in 2007 as an independent branch of Academia Buenos Aires. It was at this time that we realized Uruguay was missing quality institutions dedicated to the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language. We offer you services based on academic excellence, professionalism and complete cultural immersion. Our institution is registered in the Ministry of Education and Culture and is an accredited center of the Instituto Cervantes