Montevideo

• Independence Square (Plaza Independencia): The city center, home to the Palacio Salvo and the statue of Artigas. (1 hour)
• Port Market (Mercado del Puerto): A hub for grilled meats and seafood. (1.5 hours)
• Old Town (Ciudad Vieja): Colonial streets, pedestrian zones, and cafés. (2 hours)
• Rambla (Seaside Promenade): A coastal stretch extending for dozens of kilometers. (1–2 hours)
• Agricultural Market (Mercado Agrícola): An indoor market with food stalls and handicrafts. (1.5 hours)

Western and Northern Uruguay

• Colonia del Sacramento (Old Town): A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring Portuguese colonial stone houses and Calle de los Suspiros (Street of Sighs). (Half day)
• Piriápolis: A seaside suburb with hilltop churches. (Half day)
• Salto Thermal Baths: A northern spa destination ideal for a relaxing two-day trip. (1–2 days)

East Coast

• Punta del Este: A renowned South American resort destination, known for its Hand sculpture and Brava Beach. (1–2 days)
• Casapueblo: A white architectural complex created by artist Carlos Páez Vilaró. (Half day)
• La Paloma and Punta del Diablo: Fishing villages, sand dunes, and surf spots. (Half day)
• Cabo Polonio: A fishing village in the dunes, accessible only by 4x4 vehicle. (Half day)

Northern Uruguay

• Salto Thermal Baths: A northern spa resort with well-equipped thermal pools, perfect for a two-day getaway. (1–2 days)
• Tacuarembó: An inland town known for its wine and historic district. (Half day)