Uruguay

Food in Uruguay - Hearty beef as a specialty
Uruguayan cuisine can be compared to Argentinian cuisine, as the&nbspdifferences between the two cuisines are fairly small, but still present. The main food and specialty of both countries is a hearty beef, but both the types of beef and the cut of meat differ from each other. The juicy "pulpo" is probably the most widespread steak in Uruguay and a delicious specialty. But pork, chicken and mutton are also on the menu in Uruguay and are popular dishes. Most Uruguayans eat French fries, rice and various marinades as a side dish. Sausages such as chorizo (paprika sausage) are also very popular.
 

Uruguay culture - Sights of the country Uruguay has many large libraries, which are located in Montevideo. The National Library, the library of the National History
Museum, and the
Library of the National Archives are some of the most interesting libraries here. Uruguay's most important museums are also located in Montevideo. These include the
National History Museum, the National Museum of Fine Arts and the Natural History Museum.
the Museum of Natural History. The Museo del Indo y del Gaucho in Tacuarembó offers an impressive collection of Native American artworks, as well as weapons and tools used by the gauchos.

Uruguay Shop - The flea markets of Montevideo
Shopping is best done in one of the numerous shopping centers, such as
e.g. Montevideo Shopping, Shopping Tres Cruces or Shopping Punta
Carretas, where it is also safe. The center of the city, on the other hand, is
the last crisis and many shops are empty.
stores are empty.
In the meantime, however, the situation seems to have improved considerably.
have improved considerably. It is quite possible to stroll through the streets in the center and
shopping in the center  
Montevideo is known for its beautiful flea markets - one of the largest is the
Parque Rodó flea market, which takes place every Sunday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Parque Rodó
near the Ramblas. It is one of the
typical Montevideo flea markets.