Visit Paysandú Department

Paysandu Department is located in northwestern Uruguay and is a popular tourist destination. It's known for its green pastures and rolling hills, as well as the river that flows through the region. Visitors can explore its many attractions, such as the Salto Grande Dam, which produces hydroelectricity and provides plenty of outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy. The old town of Paysandu is also worth visiting, with its historic churches, cobblestone streets, and lively marketplaces. Other interesting sites include Garzon Palace which houses an impressive collection of Spanish-style architecture.

Tourists visiting Paysandu should also visit Colon Park to get a full appreciation of the beauty this area has to offer. Here visitors can find lush vegetation, riverside trails, playgrounds for children and a number of museums dedicated to Uruguayan culture and history. Finally visitors should not miss Fort La Petite at Nueva Palmira where they can learn about its fascinating history since it was built in 1845 by Uruguayan troops during a battle against Argentine forces led by General Juan Manuel de Rosas.