Feria de Tristan Narvaja

I really enjoyed visiting the Sunday morning fair and recommend going early before it’s too crowded. 9 am is perfect! By 11 it’s filling up and by 12 it’s uncomfortably full on the main street. Lots of local vendors with interesting souvenirs, as well as books, food, antiques, household goods, and super random things as well.

Nice flea market with tons of random things to buy and eat.

Lively Sunday market that stretches for blocks on end featuring stalls that sell food, clothes, fish, mate cups, toiletries, etc. Worth checking out. Arrive early (around 9am) if you want to avoid the crowds

Nice big second hand market And vegetable market A must if you like second hand markets

It’s the neighborhood connection and closeness we are longing for in this post-COVID(hopefully) era. There are freshness and antiquities and helps you travel thr time and space. This Sunday fair definitely has my recommendation.

Must Do if in Montevideo on a Sunday, my wife and I have visited about 20 times over the last 7 years and never have had a security concern. Bring Cash (don't flaunt it), Flea market style, new-used-or-old, bartering acceptable, too low and they will be insulted, prices mostly reasonable. Huge Variety, Huge Area, hard to see it all in a couple of hours.

Amazing flee market on Sunday. A must to do in Montevideo. It's going streets to streets and seem endless. The market offer foods, groceries, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes...

Nice place for market , biggest feria in Montevideo. It is open on Sunday you can get any thing you want . It's an amazing place to chill as well on Sunday