
Bioparque Melo is a wildlife park located in the city of Melo, in Uruguay's Cerro Largo Department. The facility houses a variety of animal species spread across a large property, offering visitors the opportunity to observe native and regional wildlife in an open natural setting. Among its notable features is a replica of the house where Fructuoso Rivera, the first president of Uruguay, passed away, adding a historical dimension to the visit. The biopark welcomes families, school groups, and nature enthusiasts seeking an informal encounter with Uruguayan wildlife in the rolling landscapes of the country's northeastern interior. Admission is modest, and the site provides a glimpse into the region's natural heritage alongside its historical significance.