Kibon

Here we are, in one of the most representative viewpoints and meeting points of the Montevideo coast: the corporeal sign of Montevideo, located on the Pocitos boulevard, next to the Kibón property. History This space in front of the Río de la Plata did not always look like we see it today. The area took its popular name from the Kibón inn and party hall, a key social point in the mid-20th century. The idea of ​​placing a sign with the name of the city initially arose at the end of 2012 with a temporary light structure. Due to the great reception from neighbors and visitors, the Municipality of Montevideo decided to build a permanent version resistant to the coastal climate, which was officially inaugurated on January 2, 2014. This final version was manufactured in reinforced concrete on a cement base, designed to withstand wind and sea salt. Present Nowadays, this point is a classic stop for both those who travel along the promenade on foot or by bicycle and for tourists looking for the traditional postcard of the city with the bay of Pocitos and its buildings in the background. The environment has large green spaces, benches to rest and pedestrian areas that are integrated into the recreational circuit of the rambla. It is a place where the daily routine of Montevideans who go out to drink mate or play sports coexist with activities...

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