The city of Montevideo, capital of Uruguay, is divided in 62 barrios. Until now my husband and I only know a few of them. Almost half of the population - about 1.5 million - lives in Montevideo. It's one of the safest cities of South America.
Attractive shopping opportunities
Tres Cruces Shopping
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| Tres Cruces Shopping |
Nice Shoppingcenter at the Bus Terminal
Address: Bulevar Gral. Artigas 1825
El Granero
There's a huge choice at
El Granero - not only grains - as the name "El Granero" suggests, but also a variety of dried fruit, different nuts, oils, chocolate, spices, organic sugar (also stevia) and a lot more.
Address: José Batlle y Ordóñez 3224
Tienda Inglesa
I love shopping at Tienda Inglesa. If you fancy something special - go there. Fruit and vegetable however you get much cheaper at the markets. Another shop where you can buy special products is at:
Leopoldo Gross
Brands like Lindt, Alfredo, Café Pelé, Krüger, etc.
Cuareim 2002, Montevideo 11800
Portones vis-à-vis Tienda Inglesa
Great Shoppingcenter at the Av. Italia.
Av Italia 5775 - Carrasco
Peatonal Sarandí
It's much fun to stroll around in the pedestrian zone of the Cuidad Vieja (old town). It's teeming with shops, restaurants, gift shops, art galleries and a lot more. After shopping relax in one of the many street cafés.
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| Escollera Sarandí |
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| Escollera Sarandí |
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| Palacio Legislativo |
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| Anteltower |
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| Mercado Agricola |
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| Mercado Agricola |
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| Mercado Agricola |
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| Calle Salto - there's a fruit and vegetable market every Saturday. |
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| There's always a cheerful bustle at the markets |
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| It looks YUMMY |
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| Pick the most delicious! |
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| Cheeeeeese |
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| Colonia Suiza, Nueva Helvecia |
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| Calle Salto - Market on Saturdays |
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