Pro

Lots of daylight in winter, beer, Sea Lions!(not walruses)
Con

it is too cold in the winter, be prepared
In a nutshell

By the river of Valdivia
Historical & Anthropological Museum
barryg23 Says: The Historical & Anthropological Museum is a relatively interesting museum on Isla Teja, the island opposite the centre of town. There are displays on the native Mapuche people, as well as the early settlers in the area, and some explanations regarding the history and...
barryg23 Says: Our hospedaje didn't serve breakfast so we ended up eating at the nearest cafe, Cafe la Ultima Frontera. From the outside it doesn't look like a cafe at all, but the ordinary facade conceals a lovely, old-style interior. Like many cafes in Chile, breakfast wasn't on the...
kiwigal_1 Says: LAN flies to Valdivia from Santiago de Chile twice a day. From time to time LAN changes their flight times and routes so for up to the minute information on flight times look at their website. The flight takes about 2 1/2 hours to get to Santiago from Valdivia because of the...
Fish Market (Mercado de Mariscos): Buy seafood and watch the Seals
Prinsalsita Says: This is an outdoor market with several fishermen and fisherwoman that sell fresh seafood.Near the fish market there is a pier where the Seals come to ask for leftover fish. It is nice to watch them greet you and smile while clapping after they are fed. all variety of...
Osorno - Servicio de Café / Cofee Service
elpariente Says: El café que no falte . Espera y vendrán a traeérteloCofee any time . Wait and they will come to bring it to you
gabchik Says: There were lots of touts promoting the restaurant opposite the busy fish market in Valdivia; we were lured into the El Rey del Marisco. The food was the worst we encountered in Chile. We particularly asked to have fish, as opposed to shellfish, and we were with Spanish...
kiwigal_1 Says: The Castillo de Niebla is a 30 minute drive approx outside of Valdivia towards the coast. It is the ruins of an old fort which is now a preserved monument and tourist attraction. There are the remains of some of the barracks which now houses a museum with maps, paintings and...
Horsebackriding in Valdivian Planes
Prinsalsita Says: There are several estables in Valdivia. One of them belongs to the University of Valdivia take your boots or your trekking shoes. confortable clothes, nothing hanging out. make sure your camera is well attached to you.
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Ciudad de la X Región capital de la Provincia de Valdivia , conocida como la perla de los ríos, tiene una población de 123.464 habitantes. Una de las características de la ciudad son sus productos...
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Valdivia the southern part of Chile

This is the Region of Lakes, with abundance of "lobos Marinos" sea wolfes. It is a beautiful city very cold in the winter and hot in the summer.
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Valdivia was a nice city to pass through after San Carlos de Bariloche. It was a lot warmer and we were able to go on some walking tours to the markets. Kunstmann Brewery is a must as well as the...
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The heart of the city is by the river's waterfront. You can take a cruise down the Rio Valdivia to the coastal forts of Niebla and Coral or just around Isla Teja on the other side of the river. The...
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