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  • Montevideo: Geschlossen! Es regnet fleissig weiter... Langsam geht es mir auf den Geist! Wozu sind wir denn aus dem kalten, grauen Deutschland abgereist? Weiter geht´s mit dem Bus nach Colonia Suiza, wo leider ueberhaupt nix geht :( Aufgrund des Feiertags ist alles Posted by stefan08 in StefanRTW | Nov 16, 2009
  • Regen in BsAs... Auf nach Uruguay Nachdem es die letzten 2 Tage in BsAs nur geregnet hat, streichen wir die Segel und fluechten nach Uruguay. Mit dem Buquebus ist man in 1 Std. in Colonia del Sacramento, dass ich von frueheren Besuchen als Oase der Ruhe Posted by stefan08 in StefanRTW | Nov 16, 2009
  • Uruguay Uruguay! Nestled to the north of Argentina and south of Brasil, a tranquil country of just three million inhabitants: the Switzerland of South America, with relative economic stability, investment from surrounding countries, low corruption, and high quali Posted by hughw in Travels in South America | Sep 23, 2009
  • Uruguay My first opportunity to travel outside of Argentina finally came during the weekend of August 13-17. It was an especially good weekend to travel because I did not have classes on Monday August 17th, which is a holiday in Posted by rudy.pett in Argentina 2009 | Sep 2, 2009
  • Highlights of South America, Part II: Uruguay, Brazil Since we couldn't go to Morocco because Ashok could not get a visa, we ended up spending the extra days in Uruguay. It turned out to be one of our favorite countries (once again proving everything happens for a Posted by jhongny in While We Are Out... | Jul 13, 2009
  • Daytripping Having done everything that we wanted in Buenos Aires for this trip, today we decided to go to Uruguay for the day. There were a couple of options for doing this. We could’ve got a ferry which would’ve taken three hours Posted by mancmiller in Around the world in 187 days | Jul 15, 2009
  • Investigating Uruguayan Politics MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (Feb. 10, 2009) – I traveled to Uruguay to continue researching political issues that have a connection to my upcoming novel set in Latin America. As in my prior trip to Uruguay in early 2008 and to Posted by AC Frieden in The Frieden Trails | Feb 11, 2009
  • why uruguay The heat in concrete dominated Buenos Aires has us thinking about escaping to a place with more space between buildings and cooler - looking at the map, we thought why not check out Uruguay? After a prompt and comfortable ferry ride Posted by retomer in greg and renee ramble on | Feb 12, 2009
  • Cruise Day 2 Today we stopped in Montevideo after boarding yesterday in Buenos Aires. Yesterday we had our last morning in BA and decided to go to Gallerios Pacificos - an upmarket shopping centre in a renovated railway headquarters in Central BA. Posted by acudoc in Len & Celina's South America - Take 2 | Feb 15, 2009
  • Montevideo January 22, 2009, Montevideo, Uruguay. Beautiful city and country. Except for signs being in Spanish, driving around the country seemed like home in the USA. The best and most wonderful experience was the private Posted by Len Reeser in Reesers around South America | Jan 23, 2009
  • Christmas in Uruguay We took the boat from Buenos Aires across the River Plate to the small town of Colonia del Sacremento in Uruguay. Colonia turned out to be a beautiful sleepy town with tree lined streets and a very relaxed pace of Posted by surfnturf in Surf n Turf | Jan 3, 2009
  • Colonia - Uruguay We set off on our day trip with John (of JohnnyAlan fame) by getting the boat across the water from Buenos Aires to Colonia. Colonia is a small colonial town in Uruguay that is very pretty and a really nice Posted by kmandmc in Our Trip | Nov 27, 2008
  • Iguazu Falls, Boca Juniors match and a week in Uruguay We left San Pedro de Atacama in Chile on a twelve hour daytime bus to Salta in Argentina. Salta is a pleasant town with a picturesque European-style plaza in the centre and it provided us with a good first Posted by elliemike in Ellie and Mike's Trip | Dec 24, 2008
  • "Oryantal" Uruguay Cumhuriyeti Güney Amerika'nın Surinam ve Fransız Guyana'sından sonra yüzölçümü açısından en küçük üçüncü ülkesi olan Uruguay, Arjantin'i gezenlerin buralara kadar gelmişken görmezlik etmedikleri bir durak. Biz de paket programı bozmadık ve Buenos Aires'ten ayrılıp Ar Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Dec 21, 2008
  • Beautiful Colonia del Sacremento God seems to like testing our animal pity limits. We managed not to cry this time... We boarded the ship to Colonia, Uruguay on Tuesday with the parents. A one-hour trip and we were in muy tranquilo Colonia. Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Dec 19, 2008
  • Punta Del Este, Uruguay From Montevideo, hop on a Cot Bus at the city bus terminal. The trip from Montevideo to Punta Del Este will cost you 280 pesos (12-14 USD) round trip. It is an hour and a half ride but it goes Posted by BHammer301 in Play now, work later | Nov 12, 2008
  • Montevideo, Uruguay It is hot and sunny and there are beaches near by. This is my type of place. So I could have toured the city and checked out some really cool monuments and some great water fountains, but I have honestly Posted by BHammer301 in Play now, work later | Nov 11, 2008
  • Colonia, Uruguay Colonia, Uruguay is about a 2 hr boat ride from the Buenos Aires port. It is really convenient. Colonia is a small, cobblestone street town with lots of history. But it is really boring! You can probably walk around the Posted by BHammer301 in Play now, work later | Nov 11, 2008
  • Montevideo …. Stories …. That’s Life ….. I promised you to tell some stories about Montevideo what touched me most. First the stories about Trash bins. There are everywhere trash bins on the street and I was surprised to see so many horse and cart going Posted by ChrisPTY in Sao Paolo to Buenos Aires | Nov 6, 2008
  • Faces of Montevideo After walking in Montevideo I got the idea to make a small Photo project I have called it “Faces of Montevideo”. I hav Posted by ChrisPTY in Sao Paolo to Buenos Aires | Nov 5, 2008
  • Uruguay Uruguay was relaxing and calm. When walking around the town feels very desolate. Here are a few of the things i saw: Colonia: - Bull Fighting Stadium which closed in 1912 Montevideo: - Mercado Del Puerto - Plaza Zabala - Posted by B. Moore in B.Moore | Aug 13, 2008
  • ¡Uh-Oh! Dulce de Leche Happens Nadine walked into the bedroom with Sophie in her arms and sat on the bed, and greeted me in Spanish, "¡Feliz Cumpleaños!" With a look of concern on her face, Sophie first glanced at Nadin Posted by TulsaTrot in Don't Cry For Me Argentina | Jul 5, 2008
  • Uruguay... hehe U R Gay In Urugauy, we enjoyed a couple of relaxed days doing nothing. We saw a sealion attack one of our Norwegian friends, Inge, and we had a couple of kick ass steaks. It was really nice to get away from the Posted by TADtheband in Tilly, Derek, Conor & Jack´s World Tour! | May 24, 2008
  • 19. Uruguay Let´s get this straight from the start... Montevideo does not have an ounce of charm that Colonia does. Now that´s clear, I am left to say that there are some interesting old buildings, a port... but in comparison to BA not Posted by BeesKnees in Ark At Eee: Beesy Hits The Road | Apr 5, 2008
  • 18. Uruguay I´ve said this before and I will say it again... your experience is truely made up by the people you meet! So... a mixed bag for me in Uruguay... Colonia Del Sacremento - A Truely Amazing Day! A very late night (or early Posted by BeesKnees in Ark At Eee: Beesy Hits The Road | Apr 4, 2008
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