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Photo: Mx. Granger, CC0 via Wikimedia Commons
Not to be confused with the modern hotel of the same name, this is a historic site that hasn't been in operation in years. It was a high-quality hotel in its day, which housed businesspeople visiting from England and other people of importance. Designed by English architect Henry Pepperall and opened on 22 June 1911 (coinciding with the coronation of King George V), it recreated a bit of England in South America so visitors would feel at home. Tourists are not allowed in nowadays, but you can see it from the outside.
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The town's main plaza, with the usual trees and the obligatory statue of Artigas.
museum
A cluster of historic buildings with short guided tours available.
Edificio Evans, Casa Evans
Built in 1910, the Evans building was important for the town, and included a large warehouse. It now houses a tourist information office and a small museum.
Iglesia Bautista
Old graves in family plots, with gravestones in English, German, and Spanish.