The Museum honors the memory of the 29 Uruguayans who perished in the Andes in 1972, when their airplane crashed on its way from Montevideo to Santiago de Chile. This exhibition is also dedicated to the16 fellow, who “returned to life” after having endured 72 infernal days under the worst imaginable conditions. (see movie and/or book: "Alive") The exhibit includes pictures, documents, personal belongings and airplane debris, among other relevant items. A timeline provides a day-to-day account of the events that took place in the “Valley of Tears”, during those never-ending 72 days.

Enjoy a night out in Montevideo with dinner and a show! Watch some of South America's best dancers perform tango, ‘candombe,’ and ‘milonga’ -- all important types of Uruguayan dance. You’ll also enjoy a dinner of Uruguay's traditional dishes filled with barbequed meat. This 4-hour dinner and show offers the perfect introduction to Uruguayan culture!

Don't miss the best views of Punta del Este at 'La Vista' observation deck. Access through the panoramic elevator, to the unique and incredible rotating floor. Take a 360 degree postcard from Punta del Este and enjoy the best sunsets that nature gives us!

Immerse yourself in a vibrant night of tango, folklore, and candombe at El Milongón, a space declared of cultural interest in Montevideo. Enjoy a charming dinner show that showcases the rich musical fusion of Uruguay. With presentations starting at 9:00 PM, this event guarantees a lively atmosphere and an unforgettable cultural experience. It is perfect for both locals and visitors looking to celebrate special occasions in a traditional setting. Enjoy a captivating show with dinner that includes tango, folklore, and candombe. Located at Gaboto 1812, Montevideo, with functions from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Reservations are recommended to guarantee a spot; contact via WhatsApp. Experience the cultural richness of Uruguay in a festive and participatory environment.