Montevideo, Uruguay
Street Art is everywhere in Montevideo Embarking on the long-awaited journey to Uruguay filled me with excitement. Our initial attempt in 2011 to explore Montevideo had been thwarted by fully booked ferry tickets, leaving me yearning for a chance to immerse myself in this South American gem. The Port of Montevideo is lively and large. This time, arriving on a ship directly into the expansive port, we found ourselves stepping off the pier and into the enchanting Ciudad Viejo, or Old City. Navigating through the charming handicraft pavilions and lively street vendors, our quest for a replacement leather crossbody bag led us to an "i" surrounded by blue—an international beacon for information and assistance. The kind young lady at the information point not only provided valuable guidance but also gave us a complimentary map of the city. With a specific destination in mind—the renowned Mercado de Agrillo or Market—we were advised to take a taxi due to the distance. Ignoring the s...