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Museo Casa Vilamajó

Built in 1930, Uruguayan architect Julio Vilamajó`s house has been fully restored by the local architecture university and functions as a museum. Fine example of early modernist Uruguayan architecture. The house is open just a few times per week; be sure to check beforehand on the museum`s website.

Address: Domingo Cullen 895
Price: free
Website: fadu.edu.uy (opens in a new tab)

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Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales
National museum of modern Uruguayan art, exhibiting paintings. They have a permanent exhibition featuring works of Juan Blanes, Rafael Barradas, Pedro Figari and José Cuneo.
Tue-Sun 14:00-19:00$U200
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Parque Rodo fair
A competitor to Tristán Narvaja, it's a good opportunity to buy clothes and presents.
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Rodelú
Pizzeria Rodelu
Good place for a quick bite in Parque Rodó. They specialize in pizza of various kinds but do also have other dishes.
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Parque Rodó
The main park of southern Montevideo, named after the writer José Enrique Rodó and there is also a memorial in the park dedicated to him. The district north of the park is also named Parque Rodó, but the park itself stretches down into Punta Carretas. That part of the park is called Parque de las Instrucciones del Año XIII in homage to the document from 1813 demanding independence for the provinces of east of Rio de la Plata (today's Uruguay) and has a nice little lake. West of Avenida Cachon there is a small hill from which you can get a good view over Montevideo. Parque Rodó also features an amusement park (closed in the Southern Hemisphere winter) as well as outdoor sports facilities and a market on Sundays.