www.joinuruguay.com This video shows the best landmarks and cultural aspects that make Uruguay a great life option; contact us for further information about tourism, living, investing and retirement planning in Uruguay
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To get the most out of my one full day (November 12, 2011) in Montevideo, I decided to go bicycling to explore the city. I was not able to locate any guided bicycle tours, but I found Orange Bike, a company that actually delivers a rented bicycle directly to your hotel or local address and picks it up again. At $12 for a whole day it was a very reasonable deal and I got on my rental bike at about 10 am. I rode down to the Rambla, the 22 km long waterfront promenade of Montevideo which provides an amazing view of the city's coastline along the Rio de la Plata. The Rambla is enjoyed by bikers, walkers, joggers, lovers and groups of friends who sit down along it and enjoy drinking "yerba mate" together. Along the Rambla of Montevideo is a beautiful park called Parque Rodo. It contains many statues, palm trees and lush tropical vegetation, two ponds and rental facilities for pedal boats. It's a popular gathering spot for the locals. Around lunch time I cycled to one of Montevideo's most famous spots: the "Mercado del Puerto". Built as a fruit market in the 1860s with cast iron structures manufactured in the "Union Foundry" in Liverpool, the building has the ambience of a Victorian-era train station in England. Today it holds numerous grills, bars and stores, and is extremely popular for the traditional Uruguayan meat dishes that are charbroiled here over open fires. I continued my cycling tour through the old town of Montevideo ("la Ciudad Vieja") -- the oldest part of town ...
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My second, and slightly less embarrassing attempt at green screen special effects, was made for a Spanish 3 project at Devon Prep. We were supposed to make a powerpoint or video and act like we were travel hosts, but I opted to actually go to Uruguay... or make it seem like I did. We only had a couple hours when we could meet to write the script and shoot, so we did not have the time to memorize lines or do retakes. We put the english script through Google translate, corrected any glaring mistakes, and taped printouts in convenient spots off-camera. That led to some pretty awkward acting and poor spanish because we were not actually looking at the camera or at each other, we were trying to read the machine-translated script right next to them. I had to do a lot of post to edit out stuttering and stalling. I used Final Cut Pro and Motion for the effects, and Youtube and Google for the background footage. .
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Montevideo is a vibrant city with bustling markets, great food and museums.The Carnival Museum near the Port is a colorful place to spend a few hours.Terry & Ruth Wilson recorded a day in Montevideo in 2008, on their way to Antarctica. Music by Nuevo Tiempo Band - Argentina photos.WilsonStockPhotos.com
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Take a tour of Palacio Salvo in Montevideo, Uruguay -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. Montevideo is Uruguay's prize city and its largest port as well as the national capital. One of the city's most iconic landmarks is the magnificent Palacio Salvo, in downtown. Given its beautiful facade and unique styling, the name Palacio, meaning palace, seems a fitting title. The building was constructed in the late 1920s, the creation of architect Mario Palanti. The Palacio Salvo's singular appearance is a mixture of Art Deco and Gothic styles. The initial plans for the structure were for its use as a hotel, but it became a residential and office building instead.
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www.explore-uruguay.com Colonia del Sacramento Uruguay is a stunningly beautiful restoration of an original colonial city. This popular attraction boasts homes, gardens and parks that date back to the 1600s, and they have all been meticulously restored to their original grandeur. Today people come from many countries to enjoy the wonder of viewing Some of the World's best examples of early Spanish and Portuguese architectural styles and planning. The magnificent homes, grounds and buildings are a grand tribute to 17th century life in Latin America and now Colonia del Sacramento Uruguay is one of the finest restored colonial cities that can be found in any country. To complement this unique setting all visitors are also able to explore a number of more modern sites such as cafes, bars, boutiques and restaurants. For More info, Please Visit: www.explore-uruguay.com
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Ride at working estancias in the small South American country of Uruguay with this exclusive EquitrekkingTravel.com riding vacation. Learn about gaucho culture, visit Montevideo, Punta del Este and Colonia de Sacramento and stay at eco-friendly ranches. Guide Alicia Morales will share mate, great local cuisine and Uruguayan culture with you on this trip. Book this vacation at www.equitrekkingtravel.com.
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www.joinuruguay.com presents multimedia videos, images and quality text to introduce the best of tourism in Uruguay. You can book online and find activities, tours, hotels, and more. Welcome!
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www.explore-uruguay.com When any tourist arrives in Rocha,Uruguay an important place everyone must visit is the Santa Teresa Uruguay, National park.The Santa Teresa Uruguay, National park is situated on 9 route at 302 kilometres .It features specatcular beaches and dense forest areas. Santa Teresa National Park was named for an 18th century fort that is still standing in its original position atop a hill. Restoration of this fort has been instrumental in helping it become one of the chief attractions for park visitors. Santa Teresa Uruguay is also a favorite place for tourists and regular park visitors because of its large camping area. There are a few small bungalows that are available for rent, but many people prefer to rough it in the great outdoors by pitching their tents under a stunning night sky filled with sparkling stars. For More info, Please Visit: www.explore-uruguay.com
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Some interesting information about this unique country. Live in Uruguay - Uruguay Travel
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Punta Del Este Urguay Bus Station. Another Punta Del EsteUruguay City Living Tour shown by Austin REALTOR®, Perry Henderson When you select your REALTOR®, the right REALTOR®, like Perry Henderson and the Live Well Team, we're never too busy for you or your referrals. Feel free to email us a question, request a new video showing or call now 512.791.7462. MAC And iPad Friendly Website For Your Home Search @ www.perryhenderson.com Prudential Texas Realty REALTOR®, Perry Henderson, MBA www.perryhenderson.com 512.791.7462 Punta Del Este Uruguay Bus Station
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To get the most out of my one full day (November 12, 2011) in Montevideo, I decided to go bicycling to explore the city. I was not able to locate any guided bicycle tours, but I found Orange Bike, a company that actually delivers a rented bicycle directly to your hotel or local address and picks it up again. At $12 for a whole day it was a very reasonable deal and I got on my rental bike at about 10 am. I rode down to the Rambla, the 22 km long waterfront promenade of Montevideo which provides an amazing view of the city's coastline along the Rio de la Plata. The Rambla is enjoyed by bikers, walkers, joggers, lovers and groups of friends who sit down along it and enjoy drinking "yerba mate" together. Along the Rambla of Montevideo is a beautiful park called Parque Rodo. It contains many statues, palm trees and lush tropical vegetation, two ponds and rental facilities for pedal boats. It's a popular gathering spot for the locals. Around lunch time I cycled to one of Montevideo's most famous spots: the "Mercado del Puerto". Built as a fruit market in the 1860s with cast iron structures manufactured in the "Union Foundry" in Liverpool, the building has the ambience of a Victorian-era train station in England. Today it holds numerous grills, bars and stores, and is extremely popular for the traditional Uruguayan meat dishes that are charbroiled here over open fires. I continued my cycling tour through the old town of Montevideo ("la Ciudad Vieja") -- the oldest part of town ...
Tags :Travel, Latin America, South America, Uruguay, Montevideo, Avenida 18 de Julio, Rambla, Parque Rodo, Mercado del Puerto, asado, Ciuadad Vieja, Legislative Palace, Palacio Legislativo, Plaza Fabini, Mercado de la Abundanza, biking, bicycling

To get the most out of my one full day (November 12, 2011) in Montevideo, I decided to go bicycling to explore the city. I was not able to locate any guided bicycle tours, but I found Orange Bike, a company that actually delivers a rented bicycle directly to your hotel or local address and picks it up again. At $12 for a whole day it was a very reasonable deal and I got on my rental bike at about 10 am. I rode down to the Rambla, the 22 km long waterfront promenade of Montevideo which provides an amazing view of the city's coastline along the Rio de la Plata. The Rambla is enjoyed by bikers, walkers, joggers, lovers and groups of friends who sit down along it and enjoy drinking "yerba mate" together. Along the Rambla of Montevideo is a beautiful park called Parque Rodo. It contains many statues, palm trees and lush tropical vegetation, two ponds and rental facilities for pedal boats. It's a popular gathering spot for the locals. Around lunch time I cycled to one of Montevideo's most famous spots: the "Mercado del Puerto". Built as a fruit market in the 1860s with cast iron structures manufactured in the "Union Foundry" in Liverpool, the building has the ambience of a Victorian-era train station in England. Today it holds numerous grills, bars and stores, and is extremely popular for the traditional Uruguayan meat dishes that are charbroiled here over open fires. I continued my cycling tour through the old town of Montevideo ("la Ciudad Vieja") -- the oldest part of town ...
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On November 11, 2011, I took the Buquebus ferry from Buenos Aires (Argentina) to Colonia del Sacramento (Uruguay) and from there I took a bus to Montevideo. Finally by 4:30 pm I arrived in the capital of Uruguay. I took a taxi to the apartment where I was staying with 2 young ladies and went out to explore the city in the evening. After getting off the bus on the Plaza Independencia I walked south to the Rambla Francia to take in a beautiful west-facing sunset. Then I took a walk on the Avenida 18 de Julio and found a restaurant for dinner. While I was eating I witnessed a 4:0 victory of the Uruguayan soccer team over Chile -- people went absolutely nuts!
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On November 11, 2011, I took the Buquebus ferry from Buenos Aires (Argentina) to Colonia del Sacramento (Uruguay) and from there I took a bus to Montevideo. Finally by 4:30 pm I arrived in the capital of Uruguay. I took a taxi to the apartment where I was staying with 2 young ladies and went out to explore the city in the evening. After getting off the bus on the Plaza Independencia I walked south to the Rambla Francia to take in a beautiful west-facing sunset. Then I took a walk on the Avenida 18 de Julio and found a restaurant for dinner. While I was eating I witnessed a 4:0 victory of the Uruguayan soccer team over Chile -- people went absolutely nuts!
Tags :Travel, Latin America, South America, Uruguay, Montevideo, Colonia, Colonia del Sacramento, Avenida 18 de Julio, Rambla Francia, Buquebus, Buenos Aires, sunset

On November 11, 2011, I took the Buquebus ferry from Buenos Aires (Argentina) to Colonia del Sacramento (Uruguay) and from there I took a bus to Montevideo. Finally by 4:30 pm I arrived in the capital of Uruguay. I took a taxi to the apartment where I was staying with 2 young ladies and went out to explore the city in the evening. After getting off the bus on the Plaza Independencia I walked south to the Rambla Francia to take in a beautiful west-facing sunset. Then I took a walk on the Avenida 18 de Julio and found a restaurant for dinner. While I was eating I witnessed a 4:0 victory of the Uruguayan soccer team over Chile -- people went absolutely nuts!
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www.explore-uruguay.com Saturday at the Market in Pocitos, Montevideo Uruguay. Enjoying a beautiful day in the Country I consider my Home. For More info, Please Visit: www.explore-uruguay.com
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To get the most out of my one full day (November 12, 2011) in Montevideo, I decided to go bicycling to explore the city. I was not able to locate any guided bicycle tours, but I found Orange Bike, a company that actually delivers a rented bicycle directly to your hotel or local address and picks it up again. At $12 for a whole day it was a very reasonable deal and I got on my rental bike at about 10 am. I rode down to the Rambla, the 22 km long waterfront promenade of Montevideo which provides an amazing view of the city's coastline along the Rio de la Plata. The Rambla is enjoyed by bikers, walkers, joggers, lovers and groups of friends who sit down along it and enjoy drinking "yerba mate" together. Along the Rambla of Montevideo is a beautiful park called Parque Rodo. It contains many statues, palm trees and lush tropical vegetation, two ponds and rental facilities for pedal boats. It's a popular gathering spot for the locals. Around lunch time I cycled to one of Montevideo's most famous spots: the "Mercado del Puerto". Built as a fruit market in the 1860s with cast iron structures manufactured in the "Union Foundry" in Liverpool, the building has the ambience of a Victorian-era train station in England. Today it holds numerous grills, bars and stores, and is extremely popular for the traditional Uruguayan meat dishes that are charbroiled here over open fires. I continued my cycling tour through the old town of Montevideo ("la Ciudad Vieja") -- the oldest part of town ...
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