Parque Batlle
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GoGo2SlowGo
Denton, TX1,468 contributions
Jan 2020
This park is where the impressive sculpture - Monumento la Carreta is. It is named in honor of Jose Batlle y Ordonez who was President of Uruguay between 1911 and 1915.
The park itself is about 150 acres in size. It is certainly quite large but Central Park in New York City is, by comparison, 840 acres - or almost 6 times the size. Still, the park has enough room to for the national football stadium, Estadio Centenario.
The park itself is about 150 acres in size. It is certainly quite large but Central Park in New York City is, by comparison, 840 acres - or almost 6 times the size. Still, the park has enough room to for the national football stadium, Estadio Centenario.
Written February 22, 2020
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Carlos O
Montevideo, Uruguay62 contributions
Oct 2017 • Family
Nice park in the heart of the city.
Monument of the Carreta, a must see that recalls the transportation in the XIX century.
Monument of the Carreta, a must see that recalls the transportation in the XIX century.
Written April 1, 2018
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Pingare
Florence, Italy109 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
Nice green in the middle of the city and sculptures too, but not worth to go there unless you go to see a soccer match
Written January 20, 2016
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Sue M
Williamsburg, VA1,534 contributions
Dec 2019
Lots of green space and playing fields. The park also has the stadium where soccer’s first FIFA World Cup took place. A couple of significant monuments, La Carreta and the Constituent’s Obelisk are located here.
Written December 10, 2019
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Jae W. Lee
Long Island, NY5,876 contributions
Mar 2018 • Couples
This large scale park with grass fields had an interesting monument, an old covered carriage pulled by 6 oxen complemented by 2 reserve oxen and escorted by an armed horse soldier. It seemed to render a historical mode of transportation during early period of Uruguay. In front of the park, rows of vendors were selling foods/drinks, souvenirs, and local goods. It was a nice rest stop to enjoy marveling at the monument, gazing at the green field, and stretching legs from our bus trip.
Written February 26, 2019
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Teresa H
Texada Island, Canada6,341 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
Some of the best and most interesting statues are in this park. Lots of green space, shade trees and parking. Very much a park to see, near downtown.
Written November 18, 2018
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Dan L
Bunbury, Australia8,538 contributions
Mar 2017 • Couples
This seems to be a bus stop during tours of the City. Great opportunity to take photos of the monument and the many other statues. The Market booths had already been set up and vendors were hurrying to set out their wares. Parque Batlle is a barrio and a major public central park and is named in honour of José Batlle y Ordóñez, President of Uruguay from 1911–1915. The park is some 60 acres in area and includes the Estadio Centenario national football stadium. Plenty of vegetation and shady trees.
Written April 28, 2017
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SaulloCastro
148 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
We loved this park because it has the La Carreta monument, an athletics track, a cafe that also works as Salsa club on Wednesdays and much more.
Perfect place to escape from the chaos of the city for a while, full of locals doing their walks and always with professional dog walkers.
Perfect place to escape from the chaos of the city for a while, full of locals doing their walks and always with professional dog walkers.
Written December 2, 2016
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New York City, NY2,290 contributions
Aug 2016 • Solo
This is centrally located in the city of Montevideo, so you can't go to Montevideo and not pass through there. There are more than a few things in this park to see, a place to take your kids, and track and field stadium and even soccer stadium. I passed by and the child, future star futbol players were out there playing in cold weather. These kids were pretty good, I was surprised. There are also a bunch of historic statues buried in this park too, and it's close to the soccer museum as well.
Written August 22, 2016
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Hola! Estoy investigando para un proyecto de la universidad. El mismo se trata de plantear un hipotético circuito para turistas interesados en el deporte. Dentro del circuito estarán como punto de interés el Estadio Centenario; la Pista de Atletismo,; el ISEF (instituto superior de educación fÃsica, universidad); el Velódromo; dos pequeños estadios de fútbol, el Parque Palermo y el Parque Mendez Piana; y por último el Museo del Fútbol Uruguayo.
Qué opinan? Les interesarÃa realizarlo si fuese real?
Written April 10, 2018
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