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Take a tour of the Montevideo Cruise Port (Puerto de Montevideo) , which is one of the busiest ports in South America. Learn about the history and operations of the port, and see some of the largest ships in the world up close.

Visit the Montevideo Independence Plaza (Plaza Independencia) , a historic square that marks the dividing line between Montevideo's old town and new town. See the iconic statue of national hero Jos Gervasio Artigas and the historic Palacio Salvo (Salvo Palace) , a landmark building that dominates the skyline.

Explore the neighborhood of Pocitos , known for its beaches, parks, and restaurants. Enjoy dinner at one of the many seafood restaurants along the waterfront.

Visit the Football Museum (Museo del F tbol) , which celebrates Uruguay's rich soccer history. See exhibits about the country's World Cup victories and some of the greatest players in Uruguayan history.

Take a tour of the Montevideo Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral de Montevideo) , a beautiful neoclassical church that dates back to the 18th century. Afterward, experience traditional Uruguayan culture at El Milong n , a dinner theater that features live music and tango performances.

Take a stroll through the El Prado Montevideo , a historic park that features gardens, sculptures, and a rose garden. Enjoy dinner at one of the park's many food vendors.

Visit the Andes Museum 1972 (Museo Andes 1972) , which tells the harrowing story of a Uruguayan rugby team that crashed in the Andes Mountains in 1972. See artifacts from the crash and learn about the team's remarkable survival and rescue.

Take a walk through the Gateway of the Citadel (Puerta de la Ciudadela) , a historic gate that marks the entrance to Montevideo's old town. Visit the nearby Punta Gorda neighborhood, which features a lighthouse, beaches, and stunning views of the Rio de la Plata.

Visit the Torres Garc a Museum (Museo Torres Garc a) , which celebrates the life and work of Joaqu n Torres Garc a, one of Uruguay's most famous artists. Afterward, enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants in the nearby Pre-Columbian and Indigenous Art Museum (MAPI) district.

Take a tour of the Montevideo City Hall (Palacio Municipal) , a beautiful building that houses the city government. See the historic council chambers and learn about the city's history and culture.

Visit the Carrasco neighborhood, known for its historic architecture, beaches, and upscale shops and restaurants. Take a walk along the waterfront and enjoy some of the best views of the Rio de la Plata.

Spend your last night in Montevideo enjoying dinner at one of the city's many top-rated restaurants, such as La Huella or Francis.