Let's face it: Montevideans head to Buenos Aires when they want to go on an extra-special shopping excursion. But quality and selection are decent here, and prices often are lower than in Argentina. Stores in Centro, along Avenida 18 de Julio, offer the standard selection of urban merchandise. The truly fun shopping experience is to be found in the city's markets, which are vibrant and numerous.
Started in the early 1900s by Italian immigrants, Feria Tristán Narvaja is Montevideo's top attraction on Sunday and one of the city's largest...Read More
With six locations total in Montevideo, Punta del Este, and Colonia del Sacramento, Manos del Uruguay stock a wide selection of woolen wear...Read More
Housed in a former prison, Punta Carretas Shopping is the city's largest and most upscale mall, measuring in at around 200 stores mixing local...Read More
Casa Mario has a particularly good selection of leather clothes. As a bonus, they offer free transportation, which your hotel can arrange. ...Read More
El Galeón sells antiques and rare books. ...Read More
Dating back to 1836, El Mercado de la Abundancia is a fun indoor market in Centro, a few blocks from the Palacio Municipal. Inside are a tango...Read More
Giamen carries amethyst and topaz jewelry, agate slices, and elaborate objects made of precious gems. ...Read More
This antiques store is the only source for handmade and painted trinket boxes—the perfect recuerdos (souvenirs). It also offers an impressive...Read More
There are three major shopping centers in Montevideo, offering everything from designer clothing to gourmet foods to art supplies. Montevideo...Read More
The Saturday morning market at Parque Villa Biarritz in the neighborhood of Pocitos, sells crafts, clothes, and some antiques. You can find...Read More
Between Avenida 18 de Julio and Calle Rondeau in Centro, Plaza Cagancha regularly has vendors set up in the area selling trinkets and crafts. ...Read More
Adjacent to the Portones terminal, Portones Shopping is an indoor mall with more than 130 stores and a movie theater. ...Read More
Amatistas del Uruguay specializes in amethysts–that's amatista in Spanish–topazes, and other gems. ...Read More
Custom-made boots are available from Damino. ...Read More
La Limeña has good prices on unset stones. ...Read More
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