Colonia del Sacramento is Uruguay's time-capsule charmer, a riverside relic where Portuguese ramparts cradle cobblestone sighs and the Río de la Plata laps at lantern-lit lanes. It's a UNESCO whisper of colonial crossroads—baroque bell towers piercing palm-fringed plazas, ruins rumpled

Punta del Este is Uruguay's glittering Atlantic siren, a sun-drenched playground where golden sands meet superyacht harbors and whimsical whitewashed wonders perch on cliffs. It's the St. Tropez of South America—glamorous yet grounded, with Brava's wild waves crashing against Mansa's

Montevideo is Uruguay's graceful Río de la Plata guardian, a sun-kissed symphony where colonial cobblestones yield to breezy Rambla walks and the sizzle of Mercado del Puerto grills. It's a city of subtle sophistication—Art Deco towers piercing cerulean skies, soccer