Overview
Chuy offers a rare border experience where the main street literally divides two countries and languages. One side speaks Spanish and uses Uruguayan pesos; the other speaks Portuguese and uses Brazilian reais.
Budget Travel · Day Trips
Before you go
Money
The town uses two currencies: Uruguayan pesos on the Uruguay side, Brazilian reais on the Brazil side. Both currencies are accepted on their respective sides.
Transport
Buses arrive at the central bus stop on Leonardo Olivera near Plaza Artigas. Taxis available via Radio Taxi.