Hey there my Steemit Friends! In this Travel Pro Series we focus on significant monuments, structures, buildings, and general architecture of a given area. Everywhere in the world is different from the way people look and speak, to the food they eat, to customs, traditions, all the way down the buildings they live in. My favorite thing to do is simply walk around and take in the environment of each place I visit. So this series gives you an idea of what that may be like and how influential these structures really are.
Montevideo, the Capital of Uruguay had some very impressive structures to gaze upon. Located along the Altantic coast just below Brazil, Uruguay does not resemble much of Latin America. This country has a much more European vibe and the monuments and architecture reflect that.
Seems like any country you go to the most statuesque buildings are owned by the government, that being where the money and power is. However I find that appropriate for the most part, after all free countries governments are supposed to be of and by the people right?
Let's not get side tract how I so often do, Montevideo is a beautiful city and I really enjoyed this place. With huge statues, magnificent theaters, and much more it was quite impressive. The streets were clean and I really felt safe to walk around at pretty much any hour. Now come along and let's a have a look around!
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