Apparently tea to go is not a thing that is done in Montevideo. After asking at a few cafes we finally decided that we should sit down and drink our tea like Europeans. I ordered a green tes and Leslie got a nice Ceylon tea. The sky was so perfect it looked like it was painted. After tea we walk down the street and we're intrigued by building. We were taking pictures and looking inside and a Gentleman offered to give us a tour. What a tour it was! Apparently it's a former Palace of a king or vice king or Viceroy I didn't get the whole translation. But the stained glass was exquisite the woodwork on some of the furniture was some of the best I've ever seen! This was truly home of a El Ray.
Cobblestone streets
A sky so perfect it seems like it was painted for us
Just after four is high tea
This is the window I was photographing when the guy invited us in
Stained glass number one
Stained glass in the ceiling
Close up of stained glass in the ceiling
Close up of stained glass number one
Stained glass number toucans
This lamp had ingenious counterweights so you could lower it and raise it as you needed to change the candles
The quality of the woodwork on this cabinet was incredible
The exterior of the building
The tile in the entrance way to the building
