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I wich to be there!❣️

next to Argentina, Brasil and ¿¿PARAGUAY??

expats? you mean, like, inmigrants? 🙄

Welcome to our country and enjoy!!!

I've lived in Salto since May 2014. Yes, Montevideo is a rich multi-cultural experience but when you venture north to more rural areas, you won't easily find amenities like that cool Italian coffee machine you found. Nice video, thank you!

Uruguay looks more like a European country than a South American country.

Thank you for visiting, my 2 cents..when in Uruguay ASK THE LOCALS!!!! We are mostly friendly and cultured,(you`ll be amazed) and MANY speak other languages too!

Malvinas war was in 1982

Actually Banco de la Nacion Argentina is not were the monetary policy is implemented . Is in the Banco Central de la Argentina , the building is near Plaza de Mayo.

I must ask! where did you eat? you can get processed food anywhere for sure- its definitely not a staple here, did you go for BBQ? and so you know you were doing the Mate wrong :)

pusieron la rambla al revés

se quejan de pagar 18,40 dólares por una parilla de primera calidad mientras la gente sufre y espera algo mejor.

None of the videos describing Uruguay tells us about what might be called the country's high culture. I know that is not a subject feasted on by most tourists or expats. Still, I would not want to move to a country that did not offer high culture in performance art. an excellent university library with books in both Spanish and English in literature and in all academic areas, orchestral and chamber concert performances and museums of art and artifacts.

You can Drink Tap Water in Costa Rica and Chile

This video is for complete novices who know nothing about Argentina. Those tango shows are for newbie tourists.

A lot of argentinians commenting about our country... Jealousy is on a whole new level with the argentinians...

Glad you had a I nice time in Uruguay.

Only destination considered to relocate if I decide so

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Homelessness had kind of exploded in recent years here in Uruguay, partly because of drugs and partly because of a flawed prison system (most homeless people these days are ex-convicts), so I'm not surprised you saw many. On weekdays at the City Center it's not that easy to find a parking spot and it certainly isn't free, but in the rest of the country is not a problem, as you said. I'm surprised you saw so many people smoking, some 20 years ago Uruguay pioneered many policies for tobacco reduction and they were quite effective, I guess you just randomly came about an unusual number of smokers. And about the food... as a Uruguayan, i agree, the food scene in Uruguay is not that, specially if you are coming from Peru, but it's improving. Fresh, grass fed beef it's probably the only strength in that area. Thank you for sharing my country to the world, hope you come back one day

Currently Uruguay does have foreign income tax for capital gains, but it's a low rate and foreigners can opt for a tax holiday for 10 years

Regarding food: Uruguay is a major meat producer, with a culinary culture deeply rooted in meat consumption. We have diverse methods of preparing grilled meats and other meat dishes. The "asado" (barbecue) is not just a way of cooking but a social ritual, featuring specific cuts like "tira de asado" (short ribs), "vacío" (flank steak), and "morcilla dulce" (sweet blood sausage), which are distinctive to Uruguayan barbecue culture. A unique aspect of Uruguayan cuisine is the "chivito," our national sandwich, consisting of thinly sliced beef steak, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, and often topped with a fried egg. Another local favorite is the "milanesa," a breaded meat cutlet that can be served as a main dish or in a sandwich. There is also a strong Italian gastronomic influence, reflected in the widespread consumption of pasta dishes. Unique to Uruguay is the custom of eating "ñoquis" (gnocchi) on the 29th of each month, a tradition that combines gastronomy with folklore about prosperity. The German influence, while less prominent than the Italian, is particularly noticeable in certain regions. In areas like Nueva Helvecia (Colonia Department) and San Javier (Río Negro Department), you can find authentic German-style sausages, smoked meats, and distinctive pastries. These communities, established by German and Swiss immigrants in the 19th century, maintain many of their traditional recipes and cooking methods. We also boast an impressive variety of bakery products and pastries, far more diverse than what you might find in countries like Brazil, Spain, or even the United States. This includes local specialties like "bizcochos" (small pastries), "alfajores" (cookie sandwiches filled with dulce de leche), and "pasta frola" (a traditional quince tart). This is particularly true in artisanal bakeries, as larger supermarkets tend to offer a more limited selection, often featuring factory-processed bread that is merely finished baking at the point of sale. Uruguay's wine industry, while smaller than its Argentine neighbor, has gained international recognition, particularly for its Tannat wines. The main wine-producing regions are located in Canelones, Montevideo, and Colonia, where the soil and climate conditions are ideal for viticulture. Many wineries offer tours and tastings, combining wine tourism with traditional Uruguayan cuisine. A significant part of daily life is the consumption of "mate," a traditional South American caffeine-rich infused drink. Unlike in other countries, Uruguayans often drink mate throughout the day, carrying their thermos of hot water ("termo") and mate gourd everywhere they go. Regarding restaurants, while there is some diversity, it's more limited compared to other countries. Most establishments offer quick-preparation dishes, primarily focusing on meat dishes and some pasta options, with seafood and fish being more common in coastal areas. Street food culture includes "carritos" (food carts) that serve local versions of hot dogs ("panchos") and "hamburguesas al pan" (hamburgers with a distinctive local style). As for pizza, in my opinion, Uruguayan pizza surpasses what you can find in Spain, but it's definitely not at the level of what's available in Brazil, especially in São Paulo. Our pizza is characterized by a thicker crust and generous amounts of cheese, often served with "fainá" (a chickpea flour flatbread) on top, a unique local custom.

The Parking is not free in every part of the cities, the are zones that you need to pay. At least if you are a resident. Is not too expensive, and you can park outside that zones but, the are places that you need to pay.

Thanks for visit our country! 🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

if you go outside of the citys to a a more quite place you find mosquitos that are not so great ?

Hi Are you still there did you find any organic grown veggetables and fruits there in supermarkets, in speciell shops or or markets ? Thank You

Omg.... ask some uruguayan to teach you how to prepare mate. It's not a cup of tea.

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As usually pure pleasure to watch!!❤

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Check out the other videos on our channel about Uruguay and Peru! And if you want to learn about the health benefits of Argentina's cultural staple - yerba maté - read this blog post: katiatarasava.substack.com/p/natures-ozempic

If you like this video, check out one about Argentina: ua-cam.com/video/Jeg7b6OUZCQ/v-deo.html

This country is dying, with thousands of people struggling to get a job and everything getting more expensive day by day.

I am wondering where you ate. I have never heard of anyone not liking it our cuisine,we actually don't have much process food. Anyways glad you liked it over all. Come back in the summer the country really changes then. We love tourisms.There is more for you to see even in this small,but beautiful,country.

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Food is not impressive like in Switzerland 😊. But, we have good meat and the best cheese in the world 💯

Great video, thank you for visiting my home country, greetings from the garden state NJ.

My wife and I visited several times for 6 weeks at a time since 2010, moved to UY in 2022 and are now residents and loving it we are on the East coast past La Paloma

People often are surprised by the small population. Keep in mind Uruguay is the smallest country in South America. The pronunciation of Montevideo in english is Montey-vidayo. We don't really have dialects in Latin America; it's more accents and slang that is different. The best English speaking comparative examples could be; South Africans, Irish, Australians and Americans all have different accents but can still generally understand each other.

Gracias por visitarnos. Bienvenidos!! Disfruten❤

Jajajajaja quenes son🤌🤔😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄estan tomando té no mate uruguayo 🤷🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 aprendan como tomar mate uruguayo 🤷🇺🇾🙋

for the food, we have the best meat in the world, so, si not too much but is definitely something

Thank you for coming ,Uruguay is a beautiful country ,🇺🇾❤️

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90% of money of Punta del Este comes from argentinians who want to avoid taxea in Argentina

Beautiful views and nature!

Very interesting! Love it

we far from Paraguay , do your homework .

You went to Argentina? That's like going from Kansas to hell!

Welcome!!!!!