Our third experience of Heritage Weekend, with perfect weather Saturday followed by a rainy Sunday.

Experience each of the distinct four seasons in coastal Uruguay.

Nestled within its lively tree-lined streets are a rich mix of culture, stunning scenery, and welcoming neighborhoods. The city is full of hidden gems. If you're a traveler or an expat, take some time to explore the unique adventures that make Montevideo a unique destination in Latin America.

Carnival is a long celebration, considered the longest in the world, starting well-before and ending long after the official events conclude

When people think of Uruguay, one of the first images that comes to mind is the sizzling parrilla—a quintessential staple of the nation’s culinary identity. Uruguay is renowned as a beef capital, with asado (barbecue) taking center stage.

Montevideo is particularly well-known for its daily farmers markets. They are the go-to places for everyday staples from fruits to cheese.

We spent the first day of Heritage Weekend 2024 exploring Montevideo, from old busses and club houses in Centro to the tip of the city and its lighthouse. Day 2 we celebrated the year's theme and toured Montevidean vineyards.

A recap of our first Heritage Weekend, with photos from Club Uruguay, the top of Antel Tower, the Legislative Palace, a few museums, and so much more.