Soriano is a department of Uruguay, is located in the western region of the country and has a unique natural beauty. The department capital is the city of Mercedes, a beautiful city that lies on the shores of the Black River, also known as Rio Hum, former name that gave the Indians of the area called Chanas.
Mercedes will find the peace you are looking for, known in ancient times by water have miraculous powers were attributed to the waters of the river, today is a special place to rest from work and take a holiday, the beauty of its coastline woodland mixed with the warmth of its people makes this region a bit of heaven on earth.
The main activity of the area is agriculture, leisure travelers can know and see how they work the land, go horseback riding or attend some of the traditional Domas, showing the countryside enabled.
The hotel offer is very good to have quality services, capital city also has a port for private yachts.
Another city not to be missed is Villa Soriano, located at the mouth of the Black River in the Uruguay River, this is the first town of all of Uruguay, has a rich history and incredible scenery.
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12/28/2010
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Montevideo
Montevideo is the capital of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, is a beautiful city, especially for tourists, but also for themselves Uruguay.
Located on the coast of Rio de la Plata has an important natural port, being at this moment the most important in the Southern Cone.
Its architecture combines colonial style with modern construction trends, the Old Town (Ciudad Vieja) is a clear example of what the city 200 years ago.
Obligatory stop for tourists is El Mercado del Puerto, where you'll find dozens of restaurants and grills to enjoy the typical meals.
Hotels, too many, just for taking a walk down the main street, July 18, and note that the supply of accommodation is more than satisfied.
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