Overview of Treinta y Tres

Treinta y Tres is a city located in eastern Uruguay, known for being the capital of the homonymous department.

This area is characterized by its beautiful natural landscape, as well as its important historical and cultural heritage.

Some of the most prominent tourist attractions in the city include the Plaza 19 de Abril, the monument to the battle of India Muerta, the Cathedral of Thirty-Three and the Museum of the Fortress of Santa Teresa.

In addition, the region has a large number of protected natural areas, such as the San Miguel National Park and the Treinta y Tres Municipal Park.

To get to Treinta y Tres from Montevideo, you can take National Route 8, which crosses the country from east to west. It can also be reached through National Route 7, which connects the city with other points in eastern Uruguay, such as Rocha and Punta del Este.

Treinta y Tres is located in the eastern region of Uruguay, near the border with Brazil. It limits to the north with the department of Cerro Largo, to the south with the department of Rocha, to the east with the Atlantic Ocean and to the west with the department of Lavalleja.

See more about the history of Treinta y Tres

See also information on Punta del Este, Montevideo, Rocha y Brasil.