What You Will Do
Colonia is a thrilling UNESCO World Heritage site that pulsates with rich history and vibrant stories spanning centuries! It transports visitors to a mesmerizing world shaped by the fascinating interplay of Spanish and Portuguese colonial influences, woven together in a captivating cultural tapestry.
Prepare to be amazed by an array of stunning landmarks and beautifully preserved structures, each bursting with tales of the past. From the majestic San Carlos Bullring to the enchanting cobblestone streets, every corner invites you into an immersive sensory adventure that fills you with nostalgia and wonder.
As you wander through this charming town, you’ll feel like you've stepped back in time to an era of grand mansions and lively plazas where history comes alive. Whether you're a passionate history buff, a culture enthusiast, or just a curious traveler, Colonia enchants all who visit. Dive into this timeless gem and discover the magic that lies at the heart and soul of Uruguay!
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Itinerary
1
Colonia del Sacramento
4 hours
Colonia del Sacramento is a city in southwestern Uruguay, across the Río de La Plata from Buenos Aires. It's known for its cobblestoned Barrio Histórico, lined with buildings from its time as a Portuguese settlement. Set above the historic district is the 19th-century Colonia del Sacramento Lighthouse, offering sweeping river views. Nearby lies the Portón de Campo, remnants from the old city walls.
2
Plaza de toros Real de San Carlos
15 minutes
The Real de San Carlos bullring is located in the Real de San Carlos area 5 km from the historic neighborhood of Colonia del Sacramento , capital of the department of Colonia, Uruguay. It is the only plaza that remains in Uruguay and was built in a Mudejar style, very similar to the bullrings in Spain , preserving arches and some details of the circumference . It is a work done by the Argentine architect José Marcovichand the engineer Dupuy. It opened on January 9, 1910 having eight official runs, although there were more than eighty, as they continued to use the space for shows still under the ban bullfights by President Jose Batlle y Ordonez in 1912.
3
Faro de Colonia del Sacramento
1 hour
Get to know the Old Fort formerly a portuguese settlement.
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