Constitution Plaza

A beautiful place in the old town. The fountain with the spelling mistake and some strange figures is the centre. Around you find religion, museum, restaurants and more. People sitting on the benches just enjoying the sun is very nice.

This is my favourite plaza here as it is so green and relaxing. Lots of shade provided by the beautiful sycamore trees, and plenty of benches where you can sit. A church faces onto one side of the square. Around the area there are plenty of places to eat and some small craft stalls within the plaza.

Another shady square, this one the central square of old Montevideo. There appeared to be a market, or at least street traders there on the day we visited. The architecture around the square is beautiful as is the fountain which is the focal point.

Tree lined square within walking distance from the port. There is a cathedral. But may not open if too early. There is also a McDonald’s nearby. In the center there is a good looking fountain.

In the heart of Montevideo is the beautiful Constitution Square. Here you will find some amazing buildings from the cathedral to the Club Uruguay. It is the oldest plaza in Uruguay and was named in honor of the Spanish constitution of 1812.

Good place....

A cozy and lovely squares, many outlets, souvenir food and drink. A great place to spend time.

One more small square in Uruguay’s arsenal.