Palacio Legislativo is the seat of the Uruguayan Parliament and is a must-visit for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts. Designed by Italian architects, the building is an impressive example of neoclassical design with magnificent details and intricate sculptures. It houses the Senate and the Chamber of Representatives and offers guided tours for visitors to learn about the country's political history. You can also admire the striking dome and the grand staircase inside the building. Photography is allowed, but be sure to follow the rules and not interfere with any ongoing parliamentary sessions. The gardens surrounding the palace are a popular spot for relaxation and picnics. Entry is free, and the palace is easily accessible by public transportation.
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