Experts' Choice Award Palacio Legislativo
What the experts agree on
This stunning 1908 neoclassical palace uses nearly 50 types of native marble and remains Uruguay's working legislative seat. Guided tours (UR$60) run weekdays at 10:30am and 3pm.
“Almost 50 different types of native marble were used in the construction of the Legislative Palace, the seat of Uruguay's bicameral legislature.”
– Fodor's
Lonely Planet "Dating from 1908, and still playing host to Uruguay’s Asamblea General (legislative branch), the 3-story neoclassical is also open for guided tours (UR$60) at 10:30am and 3pm Monday to Friday." Full review
