Palermo
Palermo is a vibrant and creative neighborhood in the heart of Montevideo. Together with Barrio Sur, it forms the cultural center of Afro-Uruguayan tradition and is known for its Candombe comparsas, street art, and alternative cultural scene.
The neighborhood has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. In addition to the traditional Candombe rehearsals on the streets, numerous artist studios, galleries, and alternative cultural spaces have settled here. The mix of tradition and modernity makes Palermo unique.
Palermo is known for its impressive murals and is considered one of the best places for street art in Uruguay.
Avenida Gonzalo Ramírez and the adjacent streets are the heart of the neighborhood. Here you'll find small bars, restaurants, and cultural centers that especially come to life on weekends. Parque Rodó borders Palermo and offers additional recreational opportunities.
For real estate buyers, Palermo offers interesting opportunities at still affordable prices. The neighborhood increasingly attracts young creatives and investors who recognize the potential of this up-and-coming area. The central location and cultural diversity make Palermo an exciting place to live.