Overview
Treinta y Tres is the capital of Uruguay's central interior department, home to about 25,000 people. The city is famous as the birthplace of folk music and popular singing in Uruguay, with several major artists of the genre hailing from here.
Festivals · History · Nature
Before you go
Culture
The city is Uruguay's folk music capital, birthplace of major artists in the genre. The locals are called treintaitresino or olimareño.
Nature
The Olimar River is a popular local beach destination, and the Quebrada de los Cuervos protected area offers mountainous hiking opportunities 45 km north.
Transport
Buses are the primary transport option, connecting Treinta y Tres with Montevideo and other interior cities. Route 8 passes through the city.