Originally founded by the Portuguese and afterwards conquered by the Spanish, all of that during the 17th century, Colonia is a successful combination of the colonial architectonic styles of these two nations and modern designs built by the Uruguayans. It was this unique characteristic that made it gain recognition by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1995.

In the afternoon, stroll through the alluring stone-walled streets of Colonia on a private walking tour. Discover the city’s main attractions, such as the Calle de los Suspiros, the lighthouse, the forts, the Spanish and Portuguese museums, and the main square: Plaza Mayor. Return to your hotel in Colonia, where you will spend the night.

Explore Montevideo on a private city tour during the afternoon, visiting its most important landmarks, including Plaza Independencia (the Main Square), the Legislative Palace, the traditional Prado neighborhood, the Old City and the typical Mercado del Puerto. For lunch, you can enjoy a delicious Southern Atlantic fish at the Port (not included).

Uruguay counts with two music genres considered World Intangible Cultural Heritages: tango (a ‘Rioplatense’ genre) and milonga.

Tonight, enjoy a dinner-show featuring these music styles along with Candombe and other typical Uruguayan dances.

Return to your hotel in Montevideo.

Tour to discover the city’s main attractions: Juan Gorlero Avenue, the yachts port, and its residential areas. Crossing the undulated La Barra bridge, visit the Indigenous Park, the Beverly Hills neighborhood, and Mansa and Brava beaches.

Return to your hotel in Montevideo in the late afternoon.