Things to Do in Pando, Uruguay

There are 2 attractions in Pando, Uruguay. Plaza Independencia, montevideo's main plaza featuring statue and gateway, is the most popular.

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Plaza Independencia

Montevideo's main plaza featuring statue and gateway

Plaza

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Estadio Centenario

Historic Montevideo stadium that hosted 1930 World Cup

Stadium

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Estadio Gran Parque Central

Old Montevideo football stadium, home of Nacional

Stadium

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Pocitos Stadium

Former football stadium in Montevideo, Uruguay

Stadium

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Metropolitan Basilica Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and San Felipe and Santiago

Main Roman Catholic cathedral in Montevideo

Religious Site

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Palacio Salvo

Iconic 1920s high-rise landmark in Montevideo

Building

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National Museum of Visual Arts (Uruguay)

Montevideo museum housing Uruguay's national visual arts collection

Museum

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Plaza de Cagancha

Central Montevideo square surrounded by historic buildings

Monument

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Estadio Parque Capurro

Football stadium in Montevideo, hosts lower-division matches

Stadium

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Estadio Saroldi

Football stadium in Montevideo, home of River Plate

Stadium

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Obelisk of Montevideo

Prominent obelisk monument in Montevideo waterfront plaza

Monument

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Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Canelones)

Parish cathedral central to Canelones city life

Church

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Estadio Olímpico (Montevideo)

Multiuse stadium in Montevideo, Uruguay

Stadium

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Constitution Square, Montevideo

Historic central plaza in Montevideo with monuments

Square

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Isla de Flores

Island in Río de la Plata, maritime navigation landmark

Island

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Montevideo Cabildo

Colonial-era town hall now museum in Montevideo

Museum

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Palacio Taranco

Early 20th-century palace housing decorative arts museum

Museum

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Parque Rodó

Large Montevideo park with lake and cultural attractions

Park

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Molino de Pérez

Historic 19th-century windmill in Montevideo

Historical Site

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Monumento Luis Batlle Berres

Monument to President Luis Batlle Berres in Montevideo

Monument

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The work of engineer Eladio Dieste: Church of Atlántida

Thin-shell brick church showcasing innovative structural engineering

Historical Site