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Would you take a bus two days and two nights to the jungle and back to see a waterfall? If it were Iguazu? We did, find out our perspectives on whether our trip to Iguazu Falls was worth it or not.

Two weeks in this small South American country might seem like enough, but once you get comfortable and ease into the way of life here, you could easily get sucked in for a few months. We’ve listed 14 things we loved – one for each day we spent in Uruguay.

Uruguay is not just beautiful beaches, gauchos and laidback lifestyle – find out how this small South American country became car crazy 70 years ago and stayed that way.

When I told Jess, “I want to walk the length of Broadway,” she looked at me like I was crazy. But on a sunny June day with our friend Jaime, we set out to walk the whole of New York’s Broadway Avenue – possibly the best way to take in the city!

The historic center of this former Portuguese colony is just about picture perfect as it gets, but find out why many people make trips here just for the money (and why you should, too!).

Traveling the world for over four decades, our July GlobetrotterGirl of the Month Bonnie Kassel has dedicated her life to authentic travel experiences around the world and has the stories to show for it!

The answer is – more than you would think. This is our very exact, to the penny breakdown of two weeks traveling through Montevideo, Colonia del Sacramento and the beaches.

This menacing concrete slab stretched for over 100 miles in Berlin, something we’ve been focused on learning more about during our stay in the city.

Uruguay’s best side is its coastline – we visited Punta del Este, La Paloma and Punta del Diablo. Read on for our favorites and our advice about the best time to go and transportation to get you to the beaches of Uruguay.

Find out why New York’s Little Italy was underwhelming, why Chinatown is fascinating and why Ahoy New York Tours and Tasting is a must for travelers and New York locals alike.