Top Things to do in Canelones
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The 5 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Canelones, Canelones Department
Discover the best top things to do in Canelones, Uruguay including Pizzorno Family Estates, Varela Zarranz Winery, Vinicola Familia Deicas, Establecimiento Juanico, Bodega Artesana.
Restaurants in Canelones
1. Pizzorno Family Estates
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 839 reviews
Pizzorno Family is the fourth generation to continue with the same love and respect for nature that started over century ago. Carlos continues with the same love and respect for nature and carries on a family legacy that hasn't lost a single element of that fine wine tradition and that has adapted to our times with the most advanced techniques in cultivating the vines, elaborating wine and searching for enologist excellence. Having reconverted both vineyards and winery Pizzorno Family Wines truly represent a rich and prosperous land. Today Carlos Pizzorno has the leadership of a family that has believed in that land and through the years worked arduous and passionately for their wines.
Reviewed By V4212HWchristineb
Loved our time at the winery, great wine and an enjoyable experience . Would highly recommend this trip
2. Varela Zarranz Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By tdtexas - San Carlos, Panama
Wow great tour and explanation of the inner workings of the winery. Their passion for their wine really shines through. We were treated to an incredible lunch. They treated us to some phenomenal tango. Family owned and operated.
3. Vinicola Familia Deicas
4. Establecimiento Juanico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 321 reviews
Reviewed By buyersrmi - Prescott, United States
Never expected to have a Tango show to go along with our tasting.Nice treat. the tour of the vineyard was okay seen one you seen them all. The tasting was exceptional. Very generous pours and the food served with it was wonderful. cheeses and meats and fruits. very nice
5. Bodega Artesana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Silkboy
If you’re staying in Montevideo, don’t miss a half day trip out to Bodega Artesana. We booked the tasting with three wines and small plates. This was very ample as a lunch. The wine pours are generous, more like a half glass, at least. What was really nice is they threw in a fourth wine and small dessert. At $25 per person, this was a terrific deal! The prices for bottles was very reasonable, very unlike the winery experience you get in the US. We purchased three bottles, perfect for our upcoming stay at an Estancia. Getting there was easy, about a 45 minute transfer from the old city.
