Colonia, Uruguay
These are a collection of photos from my visit to Colonia, Uruguay in April. Colonia del Sacaramento was founded by the Portuguese and is considered a World Hertiage Site by UNESCO. I was able to receive a day tour of this beautiful and historic place by Buquebus. I absolutely loved this town and the pace of life was extremely pleasant. Uruguanians were some of the most courteous people I have met. The Spanish of those present was very much like that in Argentina with a lot of Sha.
Una calle cerca de la plaza (A street near the main plaza) |
Le letra del Colonia (The Town Sign) |
Una puerta hermosa (A beautiful door on the street) |
Plaza de Toros, a bull fight ring |
El faro del Colonia (Lighthouse of Colonia del Sacramento) |
Beautiful! Do you have recommendations for lodging, best neighborhoods and restaurants? Please blog about it!
ReplyDeleteYes definitely! For lodging I recommend staying in the Buenos Aires area and visiting Colonia as a one-day trip. While there, there were several restuarants near the Church to which your tour guide points you to. I would suggest eating at any of those places and having a dish called El Chivito-it is a thin slice of beef with mozzarella, tomates, and a fried egg on top. Delicious!
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