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Montevideo Metropolitan Cathedral

The Montevideo Metropolitan Cathedral is the main Roman Catholic Church in the city. The Montevideo Metropolitan Cathedral is located right infront of the Cabildo in the neighbourhood of Ciudad Vieja. This church is the main Roman Church in Montevideo and seat of it is archdiocese.

This museum hosts exhibitions of aritists from all over the world. It was inaugurated on December 10, 1911. The National Museum Of Visual Arts in Montevideo, has the countryÍs largest collection of artwork. Few artists in the crowd are Rafael Barradas, JoaquÕn Torres GarcÕa, and the artist Pablo Serrano, who lived for twenty years in the city. The museum also hosts temporary exhibitions of artists whose artwork travels in different museums around the world. Read More

The building is located at the intersection of 18 de Julio Avenue and Plaza Independence, in Montevideo. It was designed by the architect Mario Palanti. The building was finished in 1928. This building offers everything one can think of- a cinema to a hotel- everything. The palace was topped with a lighthouse and a parabolic mirror of 920mm, but later the light was removed in favour of an antenna that gave the 27-floor building its eventual height of 100m. The palace was initially made as a luxury hotel but was not able to be managed and thus was forced to shut down. And is now a very elaborate collection of private residence and offices. Read More

This plaza is the most important plaza of Montevideo. It separates Ciudad Vieja from Downtown City with the Gateway of the Citadel on one side and the beginning of 18 de Julio avenue on the other. The Artigas Mausoleum, in the centre dominates the perspective. The plaza is constructed in a square shape surrounded with important buildings such as the Solis Theatre and the workplaces of the President of Uruguay. One of the buildings located by the square is Palacio Salvo. An exhibition was hosted by the united buddy Bears in the square in May and June of 2009, for the second on the American Continent. This is the most famous building of the city, as it surrounds all other monuments and museums of the city. Read More

The oldest theatre in Uruguay, Solis Theatre, was constructed in 1856 and is located in the Plaza Independencia. The theatre was rebuilt in 1998 by Philippe Starck, and was completed in 2004. The architecture of the faade and the interior of the theatre has been restored to its original style which will leave you in old world splendor and elegance. For foreigners, there are English speaking guides that will help you in taking the tour of the theatre and understand the performances. Read More