The Museo del Carnaval in Montevideo offers a vibrant deep dive into Uruguay's unique Carnival traditions, showcasing costumes, instruments, historical artifacts, and interactive exhibits. Generally accessible for most visitors, including those with mobility challenges, it's suitable for both solo exploration and guided visits, with tours often providing richer cultural context. While open year-round, its themes resonate particularly strongly during the actual Carnival season (January to March). Expect a low to moderate entrance fee, and plan for a typical visit duration of 1 to 2 hours to fully appreciate the exhibits and learn about the intricate history of Candombe, Murgas, and other expressions of Uruguayan Carnival.