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TAMARA ELLIOTT
Travellers who’ve explored the continent’s other major cities may find themselves surprised by how laid-back the capital is: instead of honking horns and traffic jams, Montevideo’s well-paved roadways are quiet and smooth, and the causeway into the city centre looks like a scene from the French Riviera thanks to its boardwalks lined with palm trees and beautiful historic buildings.
With under 1.4 million inhabitants it’s one of the smaller capitals, and considered to be one of the safest. Many travellers come to explore its well-preserved old town, or use the city as a jumping-off point to head to touristy spots like UNESCO-protected Colonia or the beach town of Punta del Este which is a favourite party spot for Argentinians. Here are five things travellers love about exploring the city, and the best things to do in Montevideo, Uruguay. Read the full travel article here.
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