The Uruguayan Parliament is a beautiful Greco-roman style building in a huge site, and made of original local marbles, some 36 types that exist in Uruguay, great visit and just marvel at what you see, visits are possible during weekdays. More

This building houses the Legislative Branch and is decorated with Carrara marble and other fine materials, including woodwork. There are great perspectives towards and from the building. More

This is a lovely building that contains the constitution of the country, which you can see just past the entrance. The rooms are beautifully designed. It has been a National Historical Monument since 1975. More

The exterior is unexciting. The interior is wonderful - using more than 40 marbles and granites all from Uruguay. You have to have an appointment to go inside but it's worth it. More

This place is spectacular. You can actually go inside the house and the senate and look around. The architecture is worth the time to see. When we went Artigus remains were there along with his Honor Guard. More

They say the Palacio Legislativo is the pride of Montevideo and I agree. This inmense building is beautiful and takes your breath away. It was constructed using more than 50 different kinds of marble! Each colum has a different meaning and you are allowed to an inside visit during weekdays and as long as there isn´t any parliament activity going... More

It is magnificent! The different rooms and their charachteristics, paintings, colors,...., beautiful! Our history is very well represented there.... More

It is a short ride from downtown, and it deserves it. The building is located in the middle of an open area, which provides plenty of perspective to admire it. There are also guided tours inside the builiding. Check the old buildings behind it. And if you have a car, drive to the nearby Barrio Reus, which was refurbished last... More

These must be amongst the most beautiful buildings in Latin America, given its neo classical design which is quite unusual in this part of the world. It's quite shocking because ii is so unexpected so it adds to its beauty. Really worth a visit. More