Montevideo

Capital of Uruguay and also the southernmost capital city in the Americas, Montevideo is known as one of Latin America’s most liberal and safest cities, as well as South America's highest-ranking city for quality of living, its friendly warm people will make you feel at home in no time.

Even if it’s known to have a more tranquil, low-key vibe than other cities in Latin America, you’ll be surprised by its varied cultural activities, festivals, active nightlife and music in the streets. Tango, candombe, and murga are the three most popular styles of music here.

Walking through its streets, you’ll discover its balanced architecture between its past and its present, with styles that go from old European architecture to modern buildings.

Montevideo is also noted for its sandy beaches and its Rambla, an avenue that covers the entire coastline of the city, where you can enjoy a number of activities, try some typical food or just relax and watch the sky change colors during sunset.