It's ok. But sometimes the escalators are broken for weeks, water leaks from the ceilings. It needs more attention to the worn out and broken things

Jumbo here has a great selection of wines and meats. Not for the frugal shopper.

Nice place to expand the day, lots of shops, few fast foods and a cinema, ideal for nice days and really not for rainy days. There is an ibis hotel right in front if you want to stay the night, and the cinema is not enormous but good enough for a good shopping cinema hotel combo.

It is a nice shopping mall and very good for the kids. The problem is that everything is outdoor and all depend of the weather conditions. There are good variety of shops, products and also restaurants to choose. If weather conditions are appropriate, this is a very nice place to hang out.

Everything you need, only downside is Easy, it is always crowded and they usually have few cashiers open, a terrible wait every time. Often I just give up, put my basket to the side and leave without buying.

Big shopping with supermarket, cinema, restaurants, kids places and clothes stores. A lot of green spaces and playground for children. Wheelchair entrances and parking and elevators all along the shopping. Perfect place to have a nice afternoon.

A wide open spaces with enough brands. Up. Good for summer shopping. Down. There are not direct communication pass ways between some areas.

Great palace to walk around for a little bit, the art gallery is nice. Best part was seeing the history and old photos of the palace itself.

It is one of Argentina's most important museums. Works in its collection covers history of arts in Argentina. Has guided tours and workshops. It is located in a historic building that has amazing architecture and located on the river bank with scenic views. Worth a visit. Popular with tourists. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen. Toilets available. Easy terrain, lot of easy walking. Great place for photography.

This art museum had stolen my heart ❤️ It’s one of the most beautiful buildings in Buenos Aires, plenty of art inside with different painting styles. Friendly stuff. Beautiful garden with the view int he river. I highly recommend it to everyone.

Very very beautiful palace with an interesting story. Visited Tigre during the winter and the building is still beautiful. Will definitely come back in the summer to enjoy the view and the river in it's sundrenched summer glory!

5100 ars in June 2025. So, many images, good view to the river. I think, average time of visiting 30 min.

Museo de Arte de Tigre impresses with excess. To experience the type of extravagance that only too much money could buy back at the beginning of the 1900s. Excess on this scale happens so rarely that it'd be a shame to miss the spectacle. The museum exhibitions are amazing as well.

Beautiful, awesome. When I visited, the museum was closed, but I got great pictures at Museo de Bellas Artes at Tigres, Argentina. It looks like a European Castle, built by a French architect. It's a place with culture and history. I called it the Argentinian Howarts because this place has been used for films.

Very good park with great attractions. The price is very honest and the location is perfect. The roller coaster 🎢 are so much good.

Fun Day! Food isn't allowed inside but you can keep it as there's locker facility is available. Rides were super fun. It was sunny day and water sprinklers were saviors!! There was waiting line at the entrance but it was fast so it takes usually like 10 mins.

It's a good place for kids to play all different games and activities. Teenagers can enjoy their time. In Tigre, the boat ride experience is good. And a lot shopping stolls.

What an absolute joke of a place. First of all: tickets are sold online & in person on the day. They have a functional website listing all their promotions & out of services rides. We traveled to the park on a Sunday 28/09/2025, 4 adults & 1 child, they had 3 rides out of order but the tickets to enter remained full price, supposedly they had a 3x2 tickets offer, which is an absolute joke as well- we paid for this promotion $65,600 ARG PESO cash for 2 adults & 1 child, their website states that the individual passport normally cost $28,700 plus service fee of roughly $6000 arg peso Long queue to purchase tickets, longer queue to enter & have your bags inspected as food & drinks are not permitted, you queue minimum of 90minutes to 2hrs for each game. We entered at 12pm & existed at 7pm but only managed to ride TWO games only, what an absolute joke & scam of locals hard earn money but also a sour taste for the tourist too (like myself) Different options available for food & drinks inside however all OVERPRICED & poor quality such as the empanadas we purchased- they listed a promotion of 3 empanadas plus 1 drink for $9500 ARG peso - total scam again! Toilets were clean & well maintained. Parking is available on the streets or paid parking too.

Cool place where you can have a lot of fun. I mean, maybe you’ll need a couple beers if you’re afraid of heights. Not so crowded.

A complete rip off! Main attractions have min 2h queue… average 2h 30min, up to 3h. Throwing money out of the window would be more fun.

The time stood still here. Outdated theme park from the 90’s. You see a lack of maintenance. During our visit often an attraction stopped working. The park clearly needs to be renovated. Waiting lines were ok, but the variety in attractions is sad. Not a theme park as you would expect. Restaurant is a throwback to the 80’s. Considering that the entrance ticket is expensive, you should expect more or at least a good maintenance.

We stopped by the semi open air market place / shopping mall on our way to a tour of the Tigre Delta. There were one or two interesting shops with things we could never pack, but in general, our idea of touring doesn't involve any shopping so this was not a highlight for us. For others on the tour, it was like a shoppers paradise with all sorts of touristy things. We enjoyed walking around and looking at the working ships at the docks.

It is a very nice local attraction for a day trip from Buenos Aires, my friend and I really enjoyed the river cruise and the local cuisine and coffeehouses! Cheers!

Short stop on the way to Tigre Delta. Very disappointing, only a few shops opened. Would be more inviting on the weekend.

Sept.25: We wanted to visit the fruit market (Tuesday), unfortunately everything was closed. Seemed only open Thursday till Sunday, Monday to Wednesday closed.

Cool but I expected more. Its insanely big and lively BUT the variety is awful I felt like I kept walking past the same shop just branded differently. Plus it was hard to find local artisanal shops.. most seemed to sell imported goods.. which is not what I was looking for. However I would still give it a chance as it is very unique and pretty since its along the river ! BTW book a boat tour of the surrounding area its very interesting and relaxing (:

The Puerto de Frutos in the Tigre area of Buenos Aires is an amazing destination to explore local culture and art. This market is filled with intriguing shops offering handmade and local products, such as art, food, handcrafted decor items, and much more. The atmosphere is notably lively and vibrant, with the colorful market attracting both locals and travelers. It's a place to wander, discover unique pieces, and feel the authentic vibe of the region. Whether you're looking for gifts or simply embarking on an adventurous discovery, the Puerto de Frutos provides a distinct experience that mirrors the cultural diversity of the area.

Very nice market with rich history. Its perfect for a day trip from Buenos Aires. I enjoyed it with a couple of friends, browsing through the nice little shops and enjoying a boat trip on the river. There is also a rollercoadter park and a museum close by that you could check out in one go. 😊

This is a cool part of the city. Many bars and cafe option. Food is very good.

Nice place to visit

Great atmosphere.

Very cool street, with a lot of bars and restaurants. The marked they have during the weekends at worth visiting.

Nice to walk around, perfect to go during the weekend since you will find a fair full of hand made things. Also it’s nice to have a drink or a bite.

I quite like the lightbulb art and the matchstick man here... Plenty of cafes but I prefer the burrito, taco place around the corner on Serrano street

Nice street for take a walk till you come to plaza Serrano and there is where the fun start🤘

expect a 15 to 20 minutes wait before getting a table. the restaurant and the service are nice, but to be honest i was still a bit hungry after having the main dish (Ramen).

The view is the best part of this place, but the rest was disappointing. We went there for lunch after visiting the Japanese Garden, expecting a nice tourist-friendly experience. The food was average at best, and the service was not good. No one spoke English, and the staff didn’t really try to help or understand, which was surprising for a place that clearly gets many tourists. I also asked if there were any discounts for garden visitors. They told me that if you reserve a table at the restaurant, you can visit the garden for free. But if you buy a ticket to the garden first, you don’t get any discount at the restaurant. That policy felt confusing and a bit unfair. In the end, the view was lovely—but everything else didn’t live up to it. The most important for the restaurant - the food and simply isn’t worth going there for.

Extremely overrated, the food was not the best… the rice, the service super bad, so impersonal for such as high price… I was told that it was going to be more tradicional, with the culture, the way they serve it…👎 And is even worst with the robot that it taking it so un personal… It feels like an ambience that want to pack with people with such high price compared to the other restaurants that are on the zone. No recommended at all. Bad service and not the best food for such as high price.

It's a Japanese themed restaurant with a nice view, but far from authentic Japanese cuisine. honestly disappointed, was expecting something much better and akin to what they are representing. The building is nice, well decorated and it has direct access to the Japanese Garden (日本庭). You're received and seat by a waiter. We ordered 2 entrees which were good. The main dishes however were lacking in flavor (miso ramen in particular). The desserts were also so-so, the matcha (green tea) ice cream flavor was bland compared to the real thing, yet times more expensive. The personnel were OK but they kinda rushed everyone to eat and get out, as fast as possible. So, as I said and by the score I'm giving. It wasn't awful, it was OK, but I was expecting much better, specially for the price. I think they could really do much better and are missing on providing a more real experience.

We were seated almost immediately, but waited for approximately 10 minutes before a server came to our table. It was extremely busy at that time of day so no worries. Food was good, but a bit pricey.

The service is brilliant, very attentive and friendly. They even have menu’s in English which is quite handy. The food is ok but nothing more than that really. Incredible presentation but the meat was rather tough and chewy for my dish (guydon) The dessert however was great.

I really liked this restaurant. I actually went with low expectations, wondering if it would be more of a gimmick because it’s inside the Japanese garden. But the food was excellent! Everything we had was so good. If you you’re lucky, you can get a table outside!

A mixed bag, but more negatives than positives… ❌ Extremely overpriced unless you’re an Argentine citizen. There’s no free entry and it’s super expensive. ❌ The staff are some of the rudest least helpful people I’ve ever come across. ✅ It is an interesting place to look around, even though as a European most of the famous people were not famous to me. ❌ The state of some of the graves is disgusting, they are literally being used as rubbish dumps with empty paint cans and plastic bags dumped on top of coffins. I have no idea how they are spending the exorbitant entrance fees but it’s not on respecting the dead who are buried here.

I love visiting cemeteries when visiting large cities, as they give great insight into the history and culture of the people. This cemetery is spectacular. I joined an English guided tour with Victoria, who was engaging and funny, recounting both the stories and the folklore that had built up around some of the mausoleum. Absolutely fascinating. A great way to spend 2-3 hours.

This is a must visit spot but I recommend getting a local guide as it is all rather meaningless with proper explanations. The mausoleums are a walk through the history of Argentina and of course you can see its most famous inhabitant - Eva Peron though her mausoleum is one of the least impressive of the lot. We spent a couple of hours here with a guide that we hired at the entrance.

We visited the Recoleta Cemetery and were truly amazed by how fascinating and beautiful it is. We had never seen anything like it before! Every tomb and monument has its own unique style, and walking through feels like exploring an open-air museum full of history and art. The atmosphere is peaceful yet impressive, and we were incredibly impressed by the details and architecture throughout. Definitely a must-see when visiting Buenos Aires!

A really unique place and well worth a visit. It feels more like an open-air museum than a cemetery, with amazing sculptures, grand tombs, and a lot of history. Many well-known figures are buried here, and there is a mix of old and some surprisingly modern designs. Some parts are quite run down though. A few tombs have been left to crumble and look half-collapsed, which is a bit sad to see. The entry fee for foreigners is ARS 18,000 per person, which is pretty steep for Argentina. Hopefully that money is being used to help with maintenance. Still, a memorable spot and a must-see if you are in Buenos Aires.

The cemetery is beautiful and the idea is great, but that there are different prices for equal humans is racist. The price for "foreigner" is 4x times higher then the normal price. Lots of construction with lots of yellow barks everywhere... Lots of rubbish in the Graves and around... Maybe someone should clean it for this entry fees. Bring lots of cash, cause they just accept cardpayment.... Which isn't progressive cause the ones from Europe don't work...

Recoleta Cemetery is a must-visit in Buenos Aires, offering a fascinating mix of history, art, and architecture. The elaborate mausoleums and intricate sculptures make it feel like an open-air museum rather than just a cemetery. It’s the final resting place of many notable figures, including Eva Perón, which adds to its historical significance. The entrance fee is around $17, which feels a bit steep for a cemetery, but if you appreciate history and architecture, it’s worth it. The layout is like a maze, so I’d recommend using a map or joining a guided tour to fully appreciate the stories behind the tombs. Overall, it’s a unique and hauntingly beautiful place, but the high entrance fee and occasional crowds knock it down a star.

4⭐️ for the building, 5🌟 for concert performance of I Puritani, 2⭐️ for the producers who reduced a great opera to a concert 👎👎👎 Indeed it is a very very very poor decision for reducing an Opera to a concert, no matter how good the orchestra and chorus are. AT THE PRICE CHARGED, BUENOS AIRES DESERVE A FULL OPERA!!!! Janet Pratt, who sang Elvira, is an OUTSTANDING OPERA SOPRANO 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗. She managed to act despite the concert setting. SHE IS ALSO VERY EMOTIVE IN HER SINGING…. WOW 👏👏👏👏👏 IT IS TOO BAD, Teatro Colon stifled / MUTED HER TALENT by this concert concept to showcase an opera…..REALLY REALLY BAD DECISION. 🏛️ Buenos Aires’ Teatro Colon is indeed one of the great opera houses in the world. .*** The building is a unique Ecclectic-Neoclassical architecture built at the turn of the 20th century. *** Acoustics is fantastic, the stage is large, the theatre is well designed. ISSUES: 👎 the boxes, meant for 4, is cramped with 6 seats 👎👎👎 the restrooms are very small, they need serious updating

Visited here as part of a guided tour. There aren’t many tours in English, and their timings didn’t suit my tight schedule, so I opted for a tour in Spanish. Although I couldn’t fully understand the narrative, I fully appreciated the stunning architecture, stained glass, statues etc. Everyone talks about the amazing acoustics, so the tour left me wanting to return to see a performance.

Buenos Aires's Teatro Colón is arguably the world's most spectacular opera house, offering an experience that transcends mere performance. Stepping inside, one is immediately enveloped by the stunning, opulent architecture - a lavish blend of Baroque, Renaissance, and academic styles featuring rich velvet, gold leaf, and vibrant frescoes that transport visitors to a bygone era of grandeur. However, the true marvel lies in its legendary acoustics, scientifically proven to be among the five best globally, ensuring that every note, from the softest whisper to the most powerful crescendo, reaches the audience with flawless clarity and balance. Attending any event here, whether opera, ballet, or classical concert, is a profoundly moving cultural rite that confirms the Colón's status as a beacon of artistic excellence and historical splendor.

Great experience for the theater built in 1908. I do recommend the tour if you have 1 hour to spend. It's a nice mix of history and time for taking pictures of different areas of the theater. This includes going into one of the balconies as well. I suggest purchasing tickets in advance. We walked up and had to get tickets that were for 2 hours later.

Absolutely breathtaking! The Teatro Colón is one of the most beautiful theaters I’ve ever visited. I saw the ballet Onegin here, and it was a truly unforgettable experience - stunning performance, perfect acoustics, and an incredible atmosphere. The audience was so passionate and emotional - I’ve never seen anything like it in any other country. A magical evening in Buenos Aires!

This Theatre by far stands as one of the best architecture art in the world. The theatre is even better than that of Garnier Palace, of Paris in my opinion. From seating, to classic environment, acoustics and the artistic architecture of the stage and the balconies. The sealing is another wonder and the atmosphere was amazing. I would definitely put this one as one of the best and most beautiful theatre and definitely stands as one of the top 3 theaters in the

The english guided tour is hard to book from their official online site. So my wife and I just went to the theater to try our luck second time this morning, we got our tickets over the ticket office. I had my doubt since I had been in couple of top opera houses in Vienna, but It was worth it. The internal decor is fine with baroque style since there are architect from France. The present Colón replaced an original theatre which opened in 1857. During the tour we had chance to hear female soprano rehearsal for 5 minutes which is huge bonus as I see it, then I could hear clearly pure and beautiful sound at back of the theater. I really wish I could have a chance to listen to a real opera here.

Casa Rosada is a must-visit in Buenos Aires! The iconic pink presidential palace is not only beautiful but also rich in history. The free guided tours provide fascinating insights into Argentina’s political past and the stunning architecture inside. Even if you don’t go inside, the view from Plaza de Mayo is impressive, especially at sunset. Highly recommend for history buffs and photographers alike!

It is a striking, pink presidential palace and government headquarters of Argentina, located in Buenos Aires, presiding over the historic Plaza de Mayo. Known officially as the House of Government, it serves as the official workplace for the President of Argentina and is a significant historical landmark, famous for events like Eva Perón's addresses from its balcony. It is considered one of the most emblematic buildings in Buenos Aires. Current President apparently only uses it for official functions. Very popular place, lots of tourists and locals. Easy terrain, lot of easy walking. Fee charged for entry. Wear comfy shoes, take water, wear hat, sunscreen.

Housing the Presidential Offices, it’s the seat of Executive Power of Argentina. It’s an imposing palatial Italianate architecture (a spin off from Italian Renaissance) at the back end of Plaza de Mayo. 🏛️🏛️🏛️ The building (finished in late 1800s) seats on a historically important fort that was built by the Spanish crown back in the 1500s. Casa Rosada is unusual in its pink color. *** One version of the story is, the color is an attempt to neutralize colors of political parties. *** The other is a more architectural one: the original government house was painted with white combined with animal blood. Blood seals the paint to protect the building from humidity (the palace sits on a swamp area of the city). The Pink color becomes very strikingly vivid at night when the palace is very well lit. 🏛️ In front of Casa Rosada is the equestrian statue of General Belgrano, one of the leaders of May Revolution of Independence. 🏛️ at the foot of the monument is Buenos Aires’ COVID Memorial for those who succumbed to the pandemic. Names of the departed are painted or engraved on the pile of stones.

The Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires is an absolutely beautiful place! It’s full of history and culture, with stunning and well-preserved architecture that truly stands out. The building is elegant and impressive, located in an excellent area surrounded by a lovely park and many nearby attractions. It’s definitely a must-visit spot in the city a true symbol of Buenos Aires’ history and beauty!

Stunning venue for both history and architectural features, presiding over the historic Plaza de Mayo. Known officially as the House of Government, it is the official workplace for the President of Argentina (remembervEva Perón balcony?). It is valued as one of the most emblematic buildings in Buenos Aires, go at 7PM each day for the roll down of the flag

The Casa Rosada stands as the undeniable, iconic heart of Argentine political history, instantly recognizable by its distinctive, soft pink facade that dominates the eastern side of the historic Plaza de Mayo. More than just the official seat of the President, this architectural marvel - a blend of Italianate and French elements - is a powerful symbol of national governance, having been the silent witness to countless pivotal moments in the country's turbulent and fascinating narrative. Its commanding presence, especially when viewed against the backdrop of the city, evokes a sense of enduring authority and historical weight, inviting visitors to reflect on Argentina's rich democratic journey. Seeing this landmark up close provides an essential connection to the nation's identity and its public life.

On my previous trip to Buenos Aires before C-19, you were allowed to go inside. They had guided tours. I believe they have stopped this now. However, it is still worth going to see the exterior of this historical building. Throughout the history of Buenos Aires, the location of Casa Rosada was the seat of various successive political authorities who governed the country. The first thing you are likely to notice is the distinctive colour. It was from the balcony here, at the presidential palace, that Eva Perón famously addressed the throngs of impassioned supporters packed into Plaza de Mayo.

Nice oldie worldie feel about it. Good just to walk about and have a cup of tea. Great sunset photos.

The town was very nice. Close to wineries, although I wasn't able to fit that in. It is more for couples and families then it is for nightlife. Quiet and relaxing. One or two days is all you need.

If you want to get a nice picture for the entire town, you have to get up there, and I am calling it the "Million Dollars View". The stairs are very steep, and they don't allow people wearing sandals in for safety reasons.

🏛️🏛️🏛️ A HISTORICAL LANDMARK. The lighthouse is the most prominent structure within the walled fort of Colonia del Sacramento. Built in the 1850s on the ruins of nunnery. The beacon of the lighthouse has been a guide to ships in the estuary of Rio Plata.

Walking through the cobblestone streets of Colonia del Sacramento feels like stepping into a time capsule. Every stone, every colonial facade, every old lantern seems to whisper stories of sailors, merchants, and cultures that crossed paths in this corner of Uruguay. And right in the heart of it all stands the lighthouse. The Colonia Lighthouse rises above the ruins of the old San Francisco Xavier convent, and from the top, you get a sweeping view of the city embracing the Rio de la plata river But the real magic isn’t just the lighthouse. It’s the walk. Heading downhill from the historic center toward the river, surrounded by whitewashed walls, blooming bougainvillea, and uneven stones, you feel something deeper. There’s a quiet energy, almost spiritual. The Río de la Plata appears at the end like a vast mirror, and you feel small but full. Recommendation: Take the walk in the late afternoon, when the sun begins to dip. The golden light on the stones and the river creates a magical atmosphere. And if you can, climb the lighthouse just before sunset. It’s a postcard moment you won’t forget.

Cool lighthouse 💡🏠 to stop by briefly. It looked really cool with the blue 🔵 sky and birds 🐦 flying in the background. Unfortunately, it was closed ⛔ when we went so we couldn't see the inside of it.

Nice old colonial town, there are a lot of bars and restaurants, you can climb the lighthouse, walk the original streets and spend easily half a day waiting perhaps for the ferry to Buenos Aires. The old town is situated just a few blocks away from the ferry and bus terminal.

HORRIBLE!!! Please do not go here!!! Worst food ever: salad with tons of mayo but no dressing, oily vegetable wok, greasy calamary rings and worst of all DOG HAIR in the food (because there is an actual dog in the kitchen!!!). And the prices were tremendous (paied about $130 for the 4 of us and didn’t even order anything fancy). We complained, but they would not give us any discount under any circumstance. We have never eaten in a worse restaurant ever!!

SCAM! It is beyond tourist trap, is a complete scam. Is by far one of the worst experiences I have ever had! We asked if we could pay with credit card and they said yes and just when we had to leave they said they had a problem, they knew we were in a rush for the ferry to go back to Buenos Aires. Food was really poor quality, it was tasteless, prices were outrageous, as if we weer dining on a Michelin star restaurant but with spiderweb on the chairs and food without flavour, they charged for bread they didn't give us, and so on. Really terrible place, they charged us service compulsory it was a complete scam.

Save your money, not worth it the outrageous prices for everything. Only redeeming features are the view and they have dogs. Food was below average. Proprietors sat outside and smoked the whole time we were there. Prices are just silly expensive. Rather go somewhere else where you’ll get what you pay for, although it will be difficult because nowhere else charges so much.

Turist trap!!! Don't there the food is bad and prices are outrageous. We order a "trucha" that tasted more like a farm salmon. All fish is frozen. We spend more than $USD70 for a very bad lunch.

If you like to wait more than 40 mins for a piece of fish and mashed potatos then you will looove this place. If you like to be Charged over 60 US dollars for a piece of fish and mashed potatos then this place if for you. Enjoy

DON"T STOP. The food is not edible. We ordered ravioli's and couldn't even eat one that's how bad they were. I have had canned ones that were better. The prices are high, the food is bad, the service is bad. The only good thing was the location. Again don't stop.

Very dirty, with flies.. ultra expensive. Bad food

This is a highly photographed street. It's picturesque and had a nice contrast of colors. It is beautiful. There are always people during the day, I arrived after sunrise to photograph this street and it was still empty at the time.

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(Translated by Google) This city is so beautiful! The streets are full of trees, the Rio de la Plata, the architecture, the atmosphere, everything is beautiful! I loved it! It's worth visiting and if you can spend a night there, take advantage of it because there are beautiful places to enjoy the night. (Original) Essa cidade é linda demais! As ruas muito arborizadas, o Rio de Lá Plata, a arquitetura, o ambiente, tudo lindo! Eu amei! Vale a pena visitar e se puder passar uma noite lá, aproveite porque tem lugares lindos para curtir a noite.

(Translated by Google) It's beautiful! A must-see on a stroll through Colonia. The photos come out beautiful! (Original) Es precioso! Un punto obligado en un paseo por colonia. Las fotos salen hermosas!

(Translated by Google) It's very pretty! And above all, the whole neighborhood is super nice 🔥 (Original) C’est très joli ! Et surtout tout le quartier est ultra sympa 🔥

(Translated by Google) A street steeped in history, located in the historic center of Colonia de Sacramento, it is very well preserved, and a nice place to take some photos and feel like you're back in time. (Original) una calle con mucha historia, ubicada en el casco historico de Colonia de sacramento, se conserva muy bien , bonito para tomar unas fotitos y sentirse en el pasado.

(Translated by Google) A street of a single block or city block, with some galleries or shops, but with architecture that is part of the heritage of this beautiful city. (Original) Una calle de un solo block o cuadra, con algunas galerías o tiendas, pero con arquitectura parte del patrimonio de esta bella ciudad.

It’s quite a big market with a large variety of shops, not just agricultural shops. You can still buy agricultural products like fruit, veg and meat there, but they also have clothing, toy and other stores. There is a nice food court and coffee shops to sit.

It is a nice place with some fruit & vegetable stores, and many other stores. It leaves an impression of a big supermarket more than an agricultural market. Also, the fruits on the street and small fruit stores are better and cheaper than here. We were planning to see a real market and buy some fruits, but end up coming out empty handed.

Great place for locales. We were the only tourists there. Otherwise everyone was local doing their shopping. Great groceries. BEAUTIFUL building.

Must go place if you visiting Montevideo. Plenty of shop where actual locals people do their shopping. Including for groceries. Many local handicrafts shops too for souvenir. Just walking distance from Parliament house.

Lots of food stalls and shops, was good for a quick lunch.

Fans of the American actress Mae West (“Too much of a good thing is…terrific!”) will find this revitalized historic marketplace to be a spectacle worth a visit (at least once). Uruguay has come a long way since being a relatively poor country in the 1980’s, witness this palace of contemporary consumption. There are a variety of stores, places to eat, bars and places to hang out. Prior to its rebirth as an urban shopping venue, it was a collection point for farm produce. I remember being able to drive into the building, where there were stacks of fruit and vegetable crates. Now you can buy US$1500 per bottle wines at Iber if you have bank. Nice meat market and “chicken boutique” (I’m not kidding!). Have a chivito in the food court and top it off with an ice cream sundae! The neighborhood of the market has also been upgraded, though it retains a bit of the urban grit that characterized its now distant past. Convenient parking out front but bring some small bills to tip the attendants. Les Halles in Paris are long gone, but Mercado Agricola still lives.

A really nice market and place to go try new food, buy your groceries for the day, fruits, vegetables, meat, poultry and so much more. There are mini-markets, a pharmacy, two nice coffee shops, various fast food places, pizza places and a whole bunch of other choices for your lunch or dinner. Is also a nice place to visit for a while, it’s big and spacious. It has a place for kids, however it’s not the best place to bring kids specifically, it’s more of a family plan. The only downside is that it is a noisy place when it’s crowded, acoustics don’t help the space when there too many people talking together.

what a wonderful experience. Beautiful tour. delicious variety of wines and perfect host, Andrés took such good care of our group. Felt like family! Tasting was paired with beautiful cheeses and meats. Highly recommended!

Beautiful antique place. A little too commercial to my taste - tourists come by the buses. If you want to take the tour, without tasting, without having to make an advanced reservation and pay, try to join one of the tours in progress. Not guaranteed.

Went as part of NCL tour. Informative guides , beautiful scenery and tasty wines. Buffet lunch was plentiful and as usual , lots of meat!

We had a wonderfull time here. The food and wine is amazing and the staff let you feel as you were home. Thank you for this experience, we mainly thank Nicolas for being a great host.

Very beautiful place, great service from the staff. The wines are very good. Do take the tour.

Amazing place!!! Great service and wines 👌🏻

I have to say this is wonderful place to visit if you are like me, a wine lover. We visited for our anniversary, and shuttle trip is only 30 USD from Montevideo per person. Not only the wines are fantastic, the food is as great as the drink. The tour after the meal is very informative and you will learn about the winery make their wines. For the record, highly recommend to buy some of their reversed wine from the winery, as you can’t find them in the store in town.

not accessible for wheelchairs From this hill, you have a beautiful view over the surroundings and also on the other hills like Cerro del Toro, Pan de Azúcar. There's a little temple dedicated to St. Anthony which opens its doors for anyone who would like to pray. You can get there by car, there's a little bistro on site as well.

A must go place when you are in Piriapolis !!! it is at a good height and the view is great from here , the shops near by are little expensive but thats alright and usual in all the tourist locations .

A must if you go to Piriapolis. Make sure to ride the chairlift.

Hermosa vista a Piriapolis

Hermosa

Nightlight of the area

Great excursion!!!!

Beautiful and historical place, which deserves more conservation.

If you don’t have your own transport it’s not really worth it. It’s a small display and although it was easy enough to get there if it wasn’t for the lovely security lady calling a taxi, it would have been an issue to get back! It’s free to visit but taxis were pricey and ultimately it’s not worth it. The place needs some TLC and maybe a bit more info in English but I translated what was there.

Well, it's on your way to Piriapolis, so you might as well spend a few minutes there. But there is not much to see. Just a small castle. I found many families resting under the shade of the trees there, having pick nicks. It's serene, quite place.

Interesting in term of history and culture, but there is no so much thing to do and see. Park is great to have a break in the afternoon. All access is free (parking for car and entrance).

It’s a nice place to visit in autumn or spring, but you should definitely avoid it in summer, as there’s no air conditioning nor shadows, and the visit can be extremely unpleasant with high temperatures. The building is not big and it’s not fancy either, but is has some wonderful views from the inside, where you can see the hills around from the first floor. It’s located about ten minutes by car from Piriápolis, so it’s a nice place to go if you’re tired of the beach. I believe that it’d be great if they made some maintenance of the building, as it’s more than 100 years old. They could charge a small fee for the visit in order to keep it restored.

A fantastic property with a great potential to be a major tourist attraction in Uruguay. But the place really needs to be included in some government budgets, to reach this potential. Mabel was a dedicated guide!

A small but nice castle with a free museum, would recommend a visit

Make sure your car has good dampers

Its mid

(Translated by Google) This park is worth a visit, learning about its history and walking the paths that lead to the Puma Fountain. There's also a lovely country restaurant, very enjoyable on sunny days and with affordable prices. (Original) Vale la pena visitar este Parque, conocer su historia y recorrer los caminos q conducen a la fuente del puma. Tb hay un lindo restorán campestre, muy disfrutable en días soleados y precios accesibles

(Translated by Google) An incredible place. Important: Keep in mind that the road isn't 100% paved, and if you get dizzy, you could have a bad time (it's best to bring Biodramine). The place is very beautiful, and you can see lizards everywhere. 🤗 (Original) Un lugar increíble. Importante: tener en cuenta que el camino no está asfaltado al 100% y si te mareas...puedes pasarlo mal (mejor lleva biodramina). El lugar es muy bonito, y se ven lagartos por doquier.🤗

(Translated by Google) A very nice place, very well maintained, and the people are friendly. The trails are easy to hike. The entrance fee is very reasonable for the park. The facilities are well maintained. Regarding the restaurant, I can't speak highly of the food, as it was packed when we went, and we didn't want to wait. (Original) Muy lindo lugar, muy cuidado, la gente amable. Los senderos se pueden hacer sin grandes dificultades. La entrada es muy módica para lo que es el parque. Las instalaciones están prolijas. Con respecto al parador no puedo hablar de la calidad de la comida, ya que cuando fuimos, estaba lleno de gente y no queríamos esperar

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful, clean, and quiet. We went with my 5-year-old son, and he loved exploring every corner and letting his imagination run wild at every sound, hoping for an animal to appear. He didn't see it; surely, with the noise of the people, they're all hiding. But it's a beautiful experience. We visited the puma fountain (free) and then hiked the trail to the waterfall ($100). The wooden games are also a beautiful place for a family picnic. Since we weren't prepared, we decided to go to the inn there. The ravioli were delicious. The only constructive criticism is that it says "country restaurant," and the truth is that there wasn't a great variety of country food to make the place more special. Another 5 stars for everything: the attention upon arrival and the girl at the inn, etc. (Original) El lugar hermoso, limpio, tranquilo. Fuimos con mi niño de 5 años y amó recorrer cada rincón y dejar libre a la imaginación con cada ruido esperando q aparezca algun animalito, que no vio seguramente con el ruido de las personas esten todos escondidos. Pero es una experiencia hermosa. Nosotros hicimos la fuente del puma( Gratis) y luego recorrimos el camino a la cascada ($100) ademas de los juegos en madera un lugar hermoso para hacer una picada en familia. Como no estábamos preparados decidimos ir al parador allí dentro, los ravioles una delicia, la única crítica constructiva es q dice restaurante de campo y la verdad q no habia gran variedad de comida de campo para hacerlo mas especial al lugar. Demás 5estrellas por todo la atencion a la llegada y la chica del parador etc.

(Translated by Google) A very nice, inclusive place to go with kids, with lots of games and well-marked hiking trails. You pay 100 pesos per person at the entrance, and you get a complimentary 600 peso bottle of Salus still water. It also has a good place for lunch. (Original) Muy lindo lugar inclusivo para ir con niños , muchos juegos y un senderismo bien señalizado .Se abona a la entrada 100 pesos x persona y te dan un agua Salus de 600 sin gas de cortesía. También tiene buen lugar para almorzar .

We had an amazing time at the winery!! The wines were delicious and our host Gustavo was so welcoming and knowledgeable. We loved hanging out with the sweet pups, the amazing view, and delicious wine and tapas. We’ve been to many wineries and this is in our top now! You can tell they care about the quality of the wine and are passionate. Will return if I’m ever back in Punta del Este!!

We did a tour and wine tasting with Fiorela and it was fantastic! The area for wine-tasting is outdoors with a spectacular view. Fiorela gave us information in English which was greatly appreciated. Communication with them through WhatsApp had a fast response time. My only suggestion would be to give more directions on how to access the place from the main road. We figured it out, but wouldn’t have minded a bit of info beforehand since we had to open two gates ourselves.

The views are nice, and the staff are friendly, but the experience here is not remarkable. The olive oil is great. The wine is ok, the food is ok, and the facilities are quite basic: a simple carport type overhang and some picnic tables. The entire facility is somewhat temporary construction, including the bathrooms. All of that is inconsistent with the high prices charged. Do not recommend.

We booked for a visit, tasting and lunch for 12:30pm. We had to wait an hour… The visit never happened! The view is stunning, wine was ok but the lunch was not up to the price. It wasn’t fresh. We had to complain otherwise they were charging us for the full price while we did not get the visit + we got the wine but no one to explain what we were drinking. A bit disappointed but stunning view.

Amazing wines in a gorgeous location. Highly recommend.

Excellent wine tasting and very nice hostess.

These wines are really good. And the place will take you breath away. Worth visiting

Our visit to Salto del Penitente was nothing short of an adventure! With six friends, we explored this breathtaking spot, and it definitely delivered on excitement. The highlight was the ropeway—an exhilarating ride that added a rush of adrenaline to the scenic beauty surrounding us. One thing to note: the network is unreliable, so carry cash for payments. While cards are accepted, if you need to do a bank transfer, you’ll have to connect to Wi-Fi from a nearby location where you book the ropeway. The staff handling the ropeway were very helpful, making the experience even more enjoyable. For food, the Parador restaurant is a great stop, offering a solid menu with good options. It’s the perfect place to recharge after your adventures. However, if you're heading to Agua del Penitente, be extra cautious—the road is slippery. Unfortunately, we witnessed someone take a serious fall, which was a stark reminder of how important it is to watch your step in these rugged areas. Despite the few challenges, this place is packed with adventure, making it a fantastic destination for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. Highly recommended for those looking for an exciting and scenic getaway!

One of the best nature spots in the country. Beautiful waterfall that runs through a rock channel into a pond with hills all around. Great spot for a picnic, to relax, or do some of the activities they offer.

The place was pretty amazing, the view were wonderful, wouldn’t miss going.

Great relaxing place. Lunch at the parador is great and the relaxing view from there is even better

With a beautiful lake and wonderful waterfall, Salto del Penitente is a gorgeous site to visit while in Uruguay. The hike to the different locations on the site is short, yet a bit steep to go to the waterfall. There are also zipline attractions in the site, though a very short glide.

Beautiful place, full of nature, amazing landscape, great for adventurous people, beautiful sightseeing. Great for families, not accessible for people on wheelchairs. There's food and shelter. It has a couple of attractions like zipline and others. Not dangerous at all.

Love it.