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Weather in Montevideo

Average Weather

MonthAverage monthly max temperatureAverage monthly min temperature
January28°C19°C
February26°C19°C
March24°C17°C
April21°C15°C
May17°C12°C
June14°C9°C
July13°C8°C
August15°C9°C
September16°C10°C
October19°C12°C
November22°C14°C
December25°C17°C
Hottest Month
28°C
January
Coldest month
8°C
July
Sunny days
298
days per year

14 day forecast

Tuesday
4 Jun
13°C7°C
11 Jun
15°C12°C
Wednesday
5 Jun
14°C10°C
12 Jun
20°C15°C
Thursday
6 Jun
16°C12°C
13 Jun
86%
22°C17°C
Friday
7 Jun
87%
18°C13°C
14 Jun
14°C12°C
Saturday
8 Jun
18°C14°C
15 Jun
87%
14°C11°C
Sunday
9 Jun
68%
21°C16°C
16 Jun
78%
12°C11°C
Monday
10 Jun
15°C12°C
17 Jun
11°C10°C

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Annual Avg. Price456 GBP
June 2024505 GBP
July 2024518 GBP
August 2024391 GBP
September 2024390 GBP
October 2024459 GBP
November 2024372 GBP
December 2024525 GBP
January 2025428 GBP
February 2025536 GBP
March 2025464 GBP
April 2025426 GBP
May 2025458 GBP

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Frequently asked questions

What are the main airports in Montevideo?
The main airport serving Montevideo is Carrasco International Airport (MVD). It is located approximately 19 kilometers from the city center. MVD offers both domestic and international flights, making it a convenient gateway to Montevideo and Uruguay.
How to get from the airport to Montevideo?
From Carrasco International Airport (MVD), you can take a taxi or use public transportation to reach Montevideo. Taxis are readily available outside the airport terminal. Additionally, there are bus services that connect the airport with various parts of the city.
When is the best time of the year to fly to Montevideo?
The best time to fly to Montevideo is during spring (September-November) and autumn (March-May) when the weather is pleasant and mild. Summers can be hot and humid, while winters tend to be cooler. Consider your preferred weather conditions when planning your trip.
What to do in Montevideo?
In Montevideo, you can explore historic neighborhoods like Ciudad Vieja, visit iconic landmarks such as Plaza Independencia and Palacio Salvo, enjoy beautiful beaches like Pocitos Beach, indulge in Uruguayan cuisine at local restaurants, and experience vibrant nightlife in areas like Punta Carretas.
When to book your flight to Montevideo?
It is recommended to book your flight to Montevideo several weeks or months in advance for better availability and potentially lower fares. However, prices may vary depending on factors such as travel dates, airline promotions, and demand. Compare prices on our website for the best deals.
How many days should I stay in Montevideo?
The ideal duration for a stay in Montevideo depends on your interests and schedule. A minimum of two or three days allows you to explore the city's main attractions comfortably. If you wish to immerse yourself more deeply in its culture and surroundings, consider extending your stay.
What are top tourist attractions in Montevideo?
Montevideo offers several top tourist attractions including Ciudad Vieja (the old town), Teatro Solís (historic theater), Rambla de Montevideo (coastal promenade), Mercado del Puerto (food market), Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales (national art museum), and Estadio Centenario (historic football stadium).
Is it safe walking at night in Montevideo?
Montevideo generally has a reputation for being safe compared to other major cities in South America. However, it's always advisable to take precautions when walking at night by sticking to well-lit areas, avoiding isolated streets, and being aware of your surroundings. Use common sense and trust your instincts.
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