Place · Parque Rodó
Parque Rodó
A green park by the river with a lake and paths; a shaded, free hour between sights, best in the afternoon on weekdays.
Key facts
- Time on site
- 45–75 min
- p95 100 min
- Price
- Free
- Hours
- unknown
- Best time
- unknown
- 28″ bags
- Yes
- Parque Rodó: ok
- Getting there
- Parque Rodó, between the Rambla and Avenida Sarmiento (field-verify)
- Free entry
- Mostly indoors
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Plan
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Time on site
Minimum
30min
Worthwhile
45min
Typical
75min
p95
100min
Public park; paths and the fairground keep their own hours.
On the ground
Getting in, crowds, and where to go if it does not work
Getting in
- Stop
- Parque Rodó, between the Rambla and Avenida Sarmiento (field-verify)
- Exit
- —
- Ticket
- free · official site
- Stairs
- note: none of note
- Shoes
- Shoes on.
Crowds and switching
- Crowd clock
- Busy on Sundays; quiet on weekday mornings.
- Sensory load
- 1/5
- Exposure
- low
Bailouts
heat
Parque Rodó lakeside benches (field-verify)
rain
Streets beside the park, café (field-verify)
Nearest rescue anchor: A — Parque Rodó lakeside benches (field-verify)
Deep dive
Questions, what is nearby, photos and sources
Questions and answers
No questions answered here yet.
Nearby
Straight-line distance; walk time adds 30% for streets.
Sources
- officialMinistry of Tourism, Uruguay