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Cerro San Cristobal Santiago
32 Reviews Cerro San Cristóbal is a hill in northern Santiago. It is 880 meters above sea level therefore about 300 meters over Santiago. It was named after St Christopher by the Spanish conquistadors because of...
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Death Valley San Pedro de Atacama
9 Reviews I enjoyed this place so much I visited there 3 times: once for hiking, once on horseback and once for sandboarding. Most agencies will organize a hike of this place along with the tour for Valle de La...
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Plaza de Armas Santiago
33 Reviews The Plaza de Armas or city square has the same points of interest as Plazas de Armas world wide - it is the goverment and justice centre and the centre for worship. In Santiago this one of the few...
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El Tatio geysers San Pedro de Atacama
14 Reviews After visiting the geysers there is nothing better to do than a re-invogorating soak in the thermal pools which are delightfully warm. So don't forget your bathing suit and a towel. Also be prepared...
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Cerro Santa Lucia Santiago
35 Reviews The expedition to the Kingdom of Chile led by Pedro de Valdivia came to the Central Valley in December 1540. After exploring the vicinity of Mapocho river, on December 13th, 1540, the expedition...
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Moon Valley San Pedro de Atacama
22 Reviews An interesting area with stones and sand formations that per millenia the floods and the winds have given it a series of colors and texture to the desert, it presents an extraordinary attractive by...
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Cajon del Maipo Santiago
11 Reviews My friend and I booked the "wine tour" package at Cascada de las Animas, an eco-tourism resort in the Cajón del Maipo. The wine tour includes transportation to / from Santiago, a tour of the Concha y...
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Atacama salt flat San Pedro de Atacama
9 Reviews The Salar de Atacama is the second largest salt flat in the world, after the much larger Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia. It is surrounded by mountains and volcanos, and is part of the Los Flamencos Natural...
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La Moneda Santiago
27 Reviews La Moneda, is the seat of the President of the Republic of Chile and houses the offices of three cabinet ministers. It was originally built as the colonial mint with construction starting in 1784. The...
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Quitor San Pedro de Atacama
5 Reviews Pukará de Quitor (Fort of Quitor) is located 3 Kms. from San Pedro, over the hill of Quitor. This Pukará was build by the atacameño people to defend themself from other towns that inhabited...
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Mercado Central. Santiago
13 Reviews Santiago's Mercado Central was opened on September 15th, 1872, by President Federico Errázuriz Zañartu, to house the Palace of Arts. Its construction took ten years, as the metalwork was made in...
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Caves San Pedro de Atacama
3 Reviews When we took a tour which combined the Death Valley, Moon Valley and Quebrada de Kari I didn´t really know what this part of the tour would be like. It is a relatively recent addition to some of the...
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Metropolitan Cathedral Santiago
15 Reviews The site for the cathedral of Santiago was nominated as far back as 1541. Construction of the current church was started in 1748 and it was consecrated in 1775. The facades were added in 1780 nad by...
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P. Le Paige museum San Pedro de Atacama
5 Reviews The famous “mummies” (actually they are very well preserved bodies) were removed from the Museum´s exhibition in May 2007, due to a demand from the Lickanantay (local natives) community. This demand...
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Las Chascona (Pablo Neruda's House) Santiago
11 Reviews La Chascona is one of Pablo Neruda's residences. You can only explore the house on a guided tour but it's worth paying for. The house has a nautical theme throughout and the name, La Chascona, is...
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Iglesia De San Francisco Santiago
12 Reviews A little bit further along the big and busy Avenido Libertador Bernardo O'Higgings, you can se the oldest church of the city : The Iglesia San Francisco. This Iglesia San Francisco dated from the...
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Museo de Bellas Artes Santiago
9 Reviews Unfortunately, I couldn't visit the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes because I happened to be in downtown Santiago on a Monday, the only day the museum's not open. However, I did make a short detour to...
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Casa Colorada Santiago
8 Reviews The Casa Colorada, built in 1769, is one of the most nicely preserved colonial buildings in Santiago. Again, not only has it survived the city's extreme modernization, it also made it through several...
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Skiing Santiago
13 Reviews How to get there: Toma la autopista urbana Costanera Norte, después Av. Kennedy y luego Av. Las Condes hasta el camino a Farellones. Sigue hasta la curva 40 y toma el desvío a Valle Nevado, desde...
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Museo Pre Columbian Santiago
11 Reviews I highly recommend visiting this excellent museum with a large collection and detailed explanations (in English too) of the Pre-Colombian art and treasures of ancient cultures of South America, Mexico...
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Vin del Mar Santiago
4 Reviews COMO LLEGAR En Santiago, la capital chilena, los buses hacia Viña del Mar se abordan en el terminal Alameda, en la avenida que lleva el mismo nombre. Los vehículos salen cada 15 minutos y el costo del...
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Puerto Montt Santiago
5 Reviews Puerto Montt is a relatively new city in Chilean colonial history. It was founded by German colonists in 1853 and named after Manuel Montt, President of Chile between 1851 and 1861. The city is...
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Valparaiso Santiago
2 Reviews Valparaíso is one of the most important Chilean harbours, and is the see of Chilean Congress. The picture shows some pelicans near the harbour. Valparaíso es uno de los puertos más importantes de...
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Tu llegas a Santiago de chile. posteriormente debes tomar un vuelo a Punta Arenas.Posteriormente te trasladas en bus a Puero Natales, y desde ahi puedes llegar a las torres del paine. Preferentemente en verano, por el climaLas caracteristicas de este lugar son sus lagos ,cerros, y paisajes maravillosos,que van desde fauna autoctona, hasta ventisqueros y glaciares espectaculares.En general son lugares muy de aventura.
On the northern Chile don't forget to visit Chungara Lake on the Lauca National-Park. Take the time to visit the Surire Salt Lake and also the Isluga Volcano National-Park. You will enjoy as a child among the snowed mountains, the smartly stoppings on the hot springs and the magical beauty of the nature of this land.Wild fauna is not dangerous. Original communities on the high Andean plateau are peaceful and welcoming. A chain of natural parks and reserves makes an unforgetteable scenery.
4WD off-road trips over Atacama Desert and the Andes Highlands. Funny free navigation GPS referenced. Far of the crowds, far of danger of cities and higways, closer the stars, close the bright of the snowed peaks of the Andes mountains, near active volcanos, peaceful people, nice wild silvester fauna.
White water rafting at Pucon or Puerto VarasClimbing Volcano Villarica in Pucon and Volcano Orsono in Puerto VarasRelaxing in the Hot springs after the climbAlthough white water rafting is not unique to Chile, the rapids are one of the best and the scenary around these areas are breathtaking. The chance to climb live volcanoes is not something you would get to do oftenHot springs are outside usually right beside a river so a quick dip in the cold river before plunging into a hot spring surrounded by the rainforest
ANY visit to Valparaiso is WORTH every dime! Don't miss it!
Monkeys are moneys unless if they're little. Little monkeys aren't boxers unless they fly. Boxers arnt little unless if they're monkeys. Monkey boxers aren't boxers unless they fly
Monumento Natural Laguna de los Cisnes is about a 20 minute drive from Porvenir.There you will see numerous amounts of beautiful black-necked swans and maybe a flamingo or two.
Radisson Plaza Santiago Hotel Santiago
6 Reviews and 187 Opinions We stayed in Santiago last Nov, for our first night and our last night (before a morning departure)....
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Robinson Crusoe Inn Valparaíso
4 Reviews and 30 Opinions Avoid this hotel at all cost. It was a disaster. We arrived at 8PM. It was the least friendly...
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Q: Hi, I am hoping to catch the night bus to Puno from Santiago. My flight leaves gets in at noon and I hear the bus usually...
A: You aren't going to Puno if you are going south from Santiago, maybe Pucón? Take an airport bus to one of the bus stations, Terminal Santiago will have the most buses...
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