The historic quarter of Colonia del Sacramento, founded in 1680, evokes old Lisbon with its Portuguese-influenced architecture and winding streets. The area, located in southwestern Uruguay on the Rio de la Plata, was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995. It's an easy day trip by ferry from Buenos Aires, making the beaches a popular Argentinean escape. Major sights include Iglesia Matriz, the country's oldest church, the Municipal Museum and a 17th-century port jutting into the river.
Restaurants in Colonia del Sacramento
5.0 based on 36 reviews
"El Abrazo" (The embrace) is a Cultural Shop aimed to spread uruguayan Culture through Music, Literature, Photography and Design. From this little spot we embrace those who make our lives more pleasant and we salute those who enjoy cluture in its different forms!
5.0 based on 35 reviews
4.5 based on 77 reviews
BEST SHOP WE FOUND. This is not you normal china made junk stuff. They have loads of handmade artesian goods including artwork, ceramics, tin & copper made goods, clothing and pottery. All were cutely laid-out in the shop. You won't find these items in other souvenir shops. Very Unique. LOVED THIS VERY CUTE SHOP! BOTTOM LINE: Our favorite souvenir artesian shop in Colonia del Sacramento. What a breathe of fresh air after browsing normal souvenir stores. These items found here are the real deal. Pricing was a little higher but the value for one-of-a-kind products were well worth it I thought. Most things we saw, we did not see anywhere else. BOTTOM LINE: 10/10
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Artisans Association of Colonia who market their products without intermediaries. Variety of techniques and craft items which include among other textile, leather, ceramics.
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