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Uruguay's natural hot water spring resorts.

By Kali at 03/23/07 07:26

Uruguay has a naturally warm climate, but it is also blessed with remarkable numbers of 104 degree, hot springs which gush naturally year round from the terrain, providing travelers with a number of wonderful thermal resorts.

Original source: Internationalliving.com. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. internationalliving. com/ uruguay/ free/ 08 -29 -06. html, anchor: Water of 104 Degrees Year-round]

Far from the bustle and strife

Here there are no high rise apartment blocks, no casinos, and no nightclubs, but the neat, quiet town of of Jose Ignacio boasts a couple of supermarkets, two Internet cafés, a clinic, and is a regular vacation destination for some discriminating travelers.

Original source: Internationalliving.com. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. internationalliving. com/ uruguay/ free/ 03 -19 -07 -jose -ignacio. html, anchor: The Quietest Stretch of Sand…]

Montivideo, Uruguay's capital city

Montivideo, the capital of Uruguay, is a relatively small city, with a population of just over a million people. But this ‘old’ city is not so classy as it is tired, with huge holes in the sidewalks.

Original source: TravelPod. Montivideo, Uruguay

Stopping over in Uruguay: a guide

Home to one of South America's most interesting capitals, charming colonial towns, true gaucho country and a cluster of internationally renowned beach resorts, Uruguay may be small, but its bursting with wonderful sites, sounds and destinations.

Original source: travelplaces.co.uk. South America: URUGUAY

Uruguay: Travel destinations

With a population of 1.8 million, Montevideo is the only city of any size in Uruguay, but there are many other fascinating destinations available to the international traveler.

Original source: Insightguides.com. Uruguay highlights