Sights of Uruguay
The financial center of Uruguay, its capital and largest city in the country – Montevideo counts many types of architecture, ranging from classicism to ultra-modern skyscrapers. The city is famous for its large number of parks that surround modern offices and ordinary residential buildings. Montevideo was founded by the Spaniards in the 18th century and its main goal was to control smugglers, whose main routes passed near this place. Later, Montevideo itself became a major shopping area, and later the main center of tourism and recreation in Uruguay. It is best to start your acquaintance with the city from the main square of the capital, Plaza de la Constitucion. In the 19th century, the construction of the largest cathedral in the city began near the square, and a little later the City Hall was built nearby, and now these two buildings, made in two different styles: classicism and baroque, together they create a harmonious combination. Fans of exhibitions can go to one of the museums of the capital: the National Historical Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Zoological Museum. In addition, Montevideo has a wonderful planetarium where you can hear interesting lectures and watch fascinating performances, and in order to diversify the recreation program in the city, you can go swimming in the river or visit numerous restaurants with national cuisine. Punta del Este is considered one of the best seaside resorts in the world. Amazingly beautiful snow-white beaches, washed by the Atlantic Ocean, attract thousands of tourists. There is a lot of entertainment for every taste, rich nightlife, the best restaurants and sports facilities, developed infrastructure make this resort city the main recreational area of Uruguay.
National cuisine of Uruguay
According to calculatorinc, the national cuisine of Uruguay was greatly influenced by countries such as Italy, Spain and France, as well as a number of other European countries. From them, dishes such as pasta, sausages and desserts were accepted here. The famous Uruguayan barbecue “Asado” is considered one of the best in the world. Pastila “Dulce de Leche” is a national dessert and is used in the preparation of biscuits, cakes, as a filling for cookies, etc. A popular Uruguayan alcoholic drink, Grappamiel, is especially popular in rural areas. Made from an alcohol base and honey, it has long been consumed on winter evenings to keep warm, but now it is quite a popular drink throughout the country. Of the soft drinks, mate tea, made from dried leaves and twigs, is the most popular. A rather unusual dish came here from Italy – Faina, which is a thin layer of bread with peas. In the 20th century, Faina was consumed, as a rule, along with pizza, but now Faina and pizza are almost never served in the place. German cuisine has had a significant impact on Uruguayan desserts. The most popular dessert in the country are croissants, which are found in two types: fried in butter and lard. Almost all varieties of Italian pasta are found in the country: spaghetti, lasagna, dumplings, vermicelli, etc. Therefore, lovers of Italian cuisine will have the opportunity to try their favorite dishes in a different version. The most popular dessert in the country are croissants, which are found in two types: fried in butter and lard. Almost all varieties of Italian pasta are found in the country: spaghetti, lasagna, dumplings, vermicelli, etc. Therefore, lovers of Italian cuisine will have the opportunity to try their favorite dishes in a different version. The most popular dessert in the country are croissants, which are found in two types: fried in butter and lard. Almost all varieties of Italian pasta are found in the country: spaghetti, lasagna, dumplings, vermicelli, etc. Therefore, lovers of Italian cuisine will have the opportunity to try their favorite dishes in a different version.
Visa to Uruguay
Citizens of Russia from the CIS who plan to visit Uruguay for tourism or business purposes must obtain a tourist visa. A characteristic feature of obtaining a Uruguayan visa is that this process is divided into two stages: first, you need to obtain an entry permit, which is issued by the Uruguayan Department of Immigration, and then the visa is processed and obtained directly. The necessary documents are submitted to the consular section of the Embassy of Uruguay in Russia, but before that, you need to make an appointment by contacting the consular section by phone. The submitted documents are considered within 30 days, and obtaining the visa itself takes no more than three days, therefore, documents must be submitted at least 35 days before the intended trip. Tourist visa is valid for 60 days,
