Industrial & heritage museums in Uruguay

The Museum of Man and Technology, named after Architect Néstor J. Minutti, is situated on Brasil Street and Zorrilla de San Martín, in the department of Salto, Uruguay. This location is easily accessible and provides a convenient starting point for exploring the museum's exhibits.

The Central Bank of Uruguay has the exclusive responsibility of issuing banknotes, minting coins, and withdrawing circulation of banknotes and coins throughout the territory of the Republic. This is in accordance with the provisions of numeral 10 of Article 85 of the Republic's Constitution.

The Museo del Agua, also known as the Steam Machine Museum, is situated in the town of Aguas Corrientes, Canelones, Uruguay. It is housed in the Old Aguas Corrientes Power Plant, a site of historical significance. The museum was inaugurated in 2006 and is managed by the Canarian Community of the Municipal Intendancy of Canelones and is dependent on the State Sanitary Works (OSE).

A small museum focusing on mining history of Uruguay and on local geological conditions. Perfect for those who like natural sciences!