Centenario Stadium: A Historic Sports Icon in Montevideo

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from a location in Western Argentina, you'll want to head towards the border with Uruguay. The most common route is to take Route 7 or Route 50 toward Mendoza. Once in Mendoza, follow the signs to Route 40, which leads you north towards the border with Uruguay. After crossing the border, continue on Route 8 until you reach Montevideo. Use GPS to navigate to Centenario Stadium, located at coordinates -34.8947883, -56.1534664. Parking may be available nearby, but be prepared for potential fees depending on the event.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  For those traveling by bus, start by taking a long-distance bus from your location in Western Argentina to Montevideo. Several companies operate this route; check for schedules and book tickets in advance. Once you arrive at the Tres Cruces Bus Terminal in Montevideo, you can take local public transport. Use the local taxi service or take a bus to the Centenario Stadium area. Look for buses that head towards the Centenario area, and be sure to ask locals for the best options to reach the stadium.

• Taxi or Rideshare

  If you prefer not to navigate public transport or have heavy luggage, taking a taxi or rideshare service is a convenient option. After arriving at Montevideo, you can book a taxi from the bus terminal directly to Centenario Stadium. The address is 4R4W+3JM, Montevideo, and the fare will vary depending on traffic but expect to pay around $10-$15. Always confirm the estimated fare before starting your ride.