Although it is the second smallest country in South America, Uruguay is still a popular place to visit due to a great mix of attractions that includes unspoiled natural beauty, a spectacular coastline and a fascinating colonial heritage.
Visitors will find that English is widely spoken by the younger generations, however, it is always an advantage to know some basic Spanish if you intend to stay and work.
Hotdogs known as panchos are a particular favorite of locals and visitors alike.
Among the most popular places to visit are the resort town of Punta del Este, the colorful capital city Montevideo, and the resort of Piriapolis which is known for its lively nightlife.
However long you plan to stay, make sure you find time to sample the local cuisine.
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