City and wineries in one tour

Its coast with magnificent beaches is on the banks of the Río de la Plata where an excellent bay forms a natural port of deep water. Montevideo has a great variety of cultural, gastronomic, and recreational offerings. Enjoy must-see strolls in fresh air on the rambla, plazas, and parks while also getting to know the important buildings of the city. On this panoramic tour, we observe the main tourist attractions of the city: Plaza Independencia, Palacio Legislativo, Mercado Agrícola, Monumento a la Carreta, Monumento a la Palabra, Montevideo, Carrasco and much more. A guided tour of the most important picturesque neighborhoods of the city. Lunch included at the traditional Mercado Puerto. Later, we will visit a winery.
The nearest wineries are just 15-20 minutes by car from the center of Montevideo, where you can taste wines, tour the production and storage areas, and also enjoy a meal at a restaurant serving local cuisine.
Uruguay is the fourth largest wine producer in South America, after Argentina, Chile, and Brazil. Uruguayan vineyards are located in a lowland area (the highest point is 320 meters above sea level). Compared to other South American countries, Uruguay has virtually no mountains. The country's main wine region, Canelones, starts 50 kilometers from the southern coast and extends from Colônia to Punta del Este. The oceanic climate in this region is ideal for grapes, and the wind blows constantly: during the day from the sea to the land, and at night from the land to the sea.