Check out Montevideo's must-see buildings below:

Legislative Palace

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Architect: Vittorio Meano Built: 1925 Type: Civic Address: Av. de las Leyes, 11800 Montevideo, Uruguay Open to the Public: Yes

Salvo Palace

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Architect: Mario Palanti Built: 1928 Type: Palace, Housing Address: Palacio Salvo, Plaza Independencia 848, Montevideo, Uruguay Open to the Public: Yes Website: www.salvosuites.com

Carrasco International Airport (MVD)

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Architect: Rafael Viñoly Built: 2009 Type: Airport Address: Ruta 101 km 19,950, 14000 Ciudad de la Costa, Departamento de Canelones, Uruguay Open to the Public: Yes

Estevez Palace

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Architect: Manoel de Castel Built: 1874 Type: House of Government Address: Plaza Independencia 776, 11000 Montevideo, Uruguay Open to the Public: No

Pittamiglio Castle

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Architect: Humberto Pittamiglio Built: 1911 Type: Castle. Museum Address: Rambla Mahatma Gandhi 633, Montevideo 11303 Uruguay Open to the Public: Yes Hours: Daily: 10:00am - 10:00pm Website: www.castillopittamiglio.org/

Sinergia Cowork Palermo

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Architect: Emilio Magnone, Marcos Guiponi Built: 2014 Type: Office Address: Gonzalo Ramírez 1676. CP: 11200 Montevideo, Uruguay Open to the Public: Yes Website: www.sinergiacowork.com/montevideo [mappress mapid="28"]