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Such a sunny and beautiful city. Thanks for the video!!

Hello?the its ok the ferry very nice but in my opinión Montevideo is Boeing when I met Montevideo the first I thought was :this is like Baires but in 1965 Greetings!!

جناب بهادر عزیز و ماریانا جان زیبا درود بر شما که زندگیتان را زندگی میکنید👌👏💐

Montevideo is a lovely city.😀

Hello.its Ursula And I been in Brazil for I week today.waiting to move in my house soon love it here

Não sabia q Montevideu era tão plana e monumental , linda !

Aquela música pertupadoura era BrasiBhaia? 😮 q coisa hrrvl 😅

Wonderful trip enjoy your life 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

Thanks for your video - it helps me to decide if this is something I would like to see.

Ohh the meat at that market at the end of the video looks yummy.

That old building downtown near the main square looks really interesting and indeed different!

Boa noite amigos! Nao sei o dia e horário da gravação, mas achei bem tranquila a cidade e poucas pessoas na rua considerando ser a capital. Muitas cidades brasileiras parecem ser maiores que Montevideo. Obrigado compartilhar. Abraços

That lunch looked a bit overpriced to be honest 🤷🏻

Very nice and it also looks relatively safe. Was is safe or this is what I feel from watching the video?

Ohhh that duty free shop is looking gooooooood 😉😂

And this is the video for our second trip to Uruguay. In this video we visited the capital of Uruguay, Montevideo! What did you think of this city, the trip and the video? Share your thoughts with us below 🙂

درود و سپاس🙏 سفر در سفرتون خوش و به سلامتی🍀💐

I've visited Belo Horizonte and Governador Valadares. The people and food are special!

El dinero que existía en esos tiempos, que Buenos Aires podía traer 1/4 de Paris o Roma cruzando el Atlántico.

You guys are soooo lovable 💖 ❤️ 💕 ❤❤❤❤ and amazing gorgeous God bless

Spanish classes??write me!!!😊

If you guys going to Tigre ask your ferry to stop in ( Gato Blanco) Restaurant is really good food nice lake view and good atmosphere.

boring

Is very relaxing city

Thank you so much for your beautiful video ❤❤

I see you are having a complete experience with Argentina and Uruguay. There are no Casinos in the City of Buenos Aires, but those two ships, as any ship, are under federal jurisdiction. To prove that they are real ships, both go out of the port and go around in front of the city and back into the port. In those days you are warned that you won'be able to dissembark till the ships return back to their usual mooring places. The struggle between Portugal and Spain came that when America was discovered, the asked the Pope to divide the areas where each country should find lands and take control. Portugal has already found the route around Africa toward the "spices". The spices were very needed for meals. The fall of Constantinople had cut the route of spices that arrived through the Middle East. Spain then discovers America and the Pope signed a Bula with a line that was defined by the Treaty of Tordesillas. It was set as a quantity of leages west of the Azores Island, but then there was a discussion of the measurement of the distancia. It is said that Portugal already knew the existence of Brasil while the Spanish went more to the North. With the Portuguese definition of the line, the tip of Brazil remained on the Portuguese side. And with that line they expanded every time more. Colonia del Sacramento was blatantly too west. And Spain attacked Colonia del Sacramento seven times along the centuries and was succesful six times, but afterwards, when the peace was signed in Europe, it was always returned to Portugal. So it has a very different style in its buildings, because they are al from portuguese origin. The colonial tiles are also known in Spanish as "teja (tlle) muslera (from the thigh)". Therefore it also has a troncoconic form (part of a cone) and not cilindric as modern machine-made ones. Colonia del Sacramento historic is on a península or point called SanPedro. If you go near the water to the west and northwest you can see some islands and north of the Peninsula there is a small port for yachts. And NW of Colonia, like 4Km from de city you can find the Real de San Carlos, that was like the Las Vegas and sin center for the people of Buenos Aires in the first decades of the XX century. It still has a bullring that was closed to structural problems in the building but now is open to visits, because the are no bull fighs in Uruguay nor in Argentina.

Hello how are you?Nice video about Colonia with many information and very usefull indeed,I must confess I never went to Colonia but after this I'm gonna try at the same way The oher day Isaw the video about La Plata nice too I only went only for work not for visit So I can not say much Greetings and look after!

What did you think of Colonia del Sacramento? Also, what did you think of Colonia Express?

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Boa noite Mariana, Bahi e amigos inscritos. Adorei ver o video de hoje e saber que Portugal deixou muito da sua cultura neste pais também. Realmente lembra Parary até nas pedras das ruas. Vocês estão achando fácil atravessar as fronteiras? Ou é um processo muito burocratico? Abraço e ancioso pelo peoximo vídeo e torço que sigam ate a Patagonia. Abraços

La Plata has the only house designed by the great architect Le Corbusier, father of modern architecture in all South America. La CASA CURUCHET, the construction was in charge of another great architect, argentinian, Amancio Williams

Did you visited Maldonado region with the most beautiful resorts: Piriápolis, Punta del este, La Barra, José Ignacio?

Avenida Libertador is like a Champs Elysees (the original concept) and “Monumento a los españoles” it is like the Arc of triumph…you missed the real “Palermo chico” neighborhood with superb buildings, Embassies, etc

Hola!! Enfrente de la plaza se encuentra el palacio Paz. En el segundo piso funciona Croque Madame un restaurante. Si tienen tiempo pueden ir. Cuidense!!

Palermo what country?... good bye...

Yes, the people of La Plata are remarkably bad drivers. Being a pedestrian is an "adventure" to say the least 😅

Hola!! Muchas gracias por visitar mi ciudad!!

Hi guys, amazing video! Luccianos is also a relatively new brand that has amazing alfajores. They also have their factory in Mar del Plata. They have nothing to envy from Havanna alfajores, and the price is a little bit lower. Cheers.

Mais um ótimo vídeo. A sensação é de que realmente estamos passeando com vocês. Essa sensação tbm se deve ao fato de que a edição do vídeo é leve (sem transições, efeitos), a escolha das músicas é ótima. Vcs são muito simpáticos e comunicam muito bem o que estão vendo e vivenciando ❤

Vcs deram check na bucketlist de vcs ao verem os leões marinhos e agora eles entraram na minha bucketlist! 😀

چه کلیسای دیدنی👌🤩

Thanks for visiting, awesome vid guys

Another great video with great information.

Many thanks !!!

I ❤ ur approach to Argentina !!

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Guys, it’s pronounced alfaHor nit gor 😊

😮😮. EN " LA PLATA"🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 HAY ALGO MUY IMPORTANTE, IMPORTANTISIMO: LA REPUBLICA DE LOS NIÑOS ( o Ciudad de los Niños)💁🏻‍♂️💁‍♀️🙋🏻‍♂️🙋‍♀️🧏‍♂️🧏‍♀️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️. CUANDO WALT DISNEY SE ENTERO QUE EXISTE, FUE A ARGENTINA🇦🇷 A CONOCERLA Y ES AHI QUE TUVO ( TENER) LA IDEA DE HACER EL PARQUE "DISNEYLANDIA" por primera vez, EN Estados unidos. HAY ALGUNOS MALOS Y ENVIDIOSOS QUE DICEN QUE NO ES VERDAD, PERO, LOS PERIODISTAS DE ESA EPOCA LO FILMARON TODO. YO, QUE VIVO EN PARIS🗼, HACE POCOS MESES, VI TODO COMO EN DIRECTO, EN FILMS🎥📽🎬, EN BLANCO Y NEGRO, DONDE ESTA DISNEY CAMINANDO POR LA REPUBLICA DE LOS NIÑOS, CON SUS ACOMPAÑANTES yanquis Y CON HOMBRES ARGENTINOS🇦🇷. OTRO LUGAR DONDE SE INSPIRO DISNEY, EN ARGENTINA🇦🇷, ES EN EL SUR, EN LA ISLA VICTORIA🏖🏜🏝🏝🏝, BARILOCHE, DONDE FUE AL BOSQUE🌲🌳🌴🌴🌴 DE ARRAYANES Y TODA LA ISLA🏝🏝 Y VIO LA VERDADERA, AUTENTICA CASITA🏡 ARGENTINA Y DONDE DISNEY SE INSPIRO ( TUVO LA IDEA) DE HACER LA HISTORIA, DIBUJOS ANIMADOS Y PELICULA DE " BLANCANIEVES Y LOS 7 ENANITOS". TODO ESO, ES GRACIAS A SU PASEO POR ARGENTINA🇦🇷. 👏👏👏✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽🎬📽🎥

Malbec AND west argentine please.

Hello again. It so nice that you visit other places of Argentina outside Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is also called "Capital Federal" since it became the national capital in 1880. And La Plata was officially founded in 1884. The public buildings all have one european style from Belgium, Germany and some other countries EXCEPT Spain because at that time resentment against the Spanish as colonizers was still active. Only with the visit of the Infanta Isabel de Borbón (the Spanish Princess) that changed and Spain became the Mother Contry of Argentina. The original streets and avenues were 1 to 31 in one direction (NW-SE aprox) and 32 to 72 across them (NE-SW, aprox). And the diagonals start in 73. Usually foreigners get lost because of the diagonals but it is said that if you learn how to use them you can get wherever you want very fast. Remember that in most cities of Argentina that have this checkerboard design, each block of building of a streen have 100 numbers. From the starting point of the street the first block wil have 0-100 with odd numbers on the right side and the even numbers on the left. It's obvious that there will be missing numbers, because the doors receive the numbers according to their position between the two corners. This makes easy to know how many blocks you must walk to reach your destination. In Buenos Aires the street near downtown start in Rivadavia Street wchich passes on the side of Plaza de Mayo, and the perpendiculars start in Avenida Madero/Huergo. In Rivadavia all streets change their name, because one starts towards the North and the other towards the south. Example: Florida is Perú on the other side. The Museo de Ciencias Naturales de La Plata is something you shouldn't miss. It has very nice specimens and some from the Pampas, like the Glyptodonts. In Argentina archeologists have found the biggest dinosaurs in the world, but the specimens are in Patagonia, where they were found, specially near the El Chocón hydroelectric dam.