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From the moment you enter the vineyard, you start living a unique experience, especially if you are lovers of wines and nature.
115 kilometers separates Santiago de Chile from the most important Maritime Coast. The Valparaíso Region includes different spas that are very crowded in the summer to enjoy and visit
This restaurant located on Av. Tabancura has won the hearts of the diners for their incredible Uruguayan preparations.
The Torres del Paine National Park (Chile), located in the Magallanes and Chilean Antarctic region, between the Andes mountain range and the Patagonian Steppe, more than 2,500 kilometers south of Santiago, became the Eighth Wonder of the World after receiving more than five million votes in the contest that made a virtual site.
Since its inauguration in 2016 more than one million visitors have visited the Bahai temple in Chile. In fact, according to official figures, some 50,000 people arrive there monthly, especially on weekends.
The date of foundation of Valparaíso de Chile is not known with exactitude, but it is estimated that it was around 1559, when the Spanish conquerors built the church La Matriz. The boom of the port occurred at the beginning of the 19th century:
Three unmissable hills ... Undoubtedly, within the main tourist sites of Valparaíso, there are about 42 hills that embrace the bay, characteristic for their houses of the most varied architectures, where the eccentric, the precarious, the ancient wealth and the influence are mixed. of European immigrants, through buildings that hang from the hills or fit into the rock, communicating between endless stairs and picturesque lifts. They stand out among them:
The great scientist of the nineteenth century Louis Pasteur said that wine is the healthiest and most hygienic drink in the world, obtained from the fermentation of grape juice or grape juice. The fermentation process is produced by the metabolic action of the yeasts, which transform the sugars and acids of the fruits of the Vitis vinifera into alcohol. Miraculous, right?
A long and extensive territory composed of diverse landscapes make Chile one of the most extravagant countries in the world. Its untamed nature and the hospitality of the people who welcome tourists with open arms, make this country an attractive destination to visit at all times of the year. Take note and know the routes to travel through Chile and learn about its culture, heritage and landscapes.
Explore Santiago on Hop-On Hop-Off, enjoying scenic trips on the Teleférico and Funicular, shopping at major malls, and visiting historic sites at your own pace.
Navigate the Beagle Channel and visit Sea Lion Island, Bird Island, and Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. Observe a colony of penguins on Martillo Island (Penguin Island).
Discover the 7 hidden lagoons of Baltinache and see the crystal-clear waters among rock and sand formations on a guided trip from San Pedro de Atacama.
Get back to nature and experience the fresh mountain air of the Cajon de Maipo on a full-day tour from Santiago. Visit the lake of Embalse el Yeso, pass the Tinoco Tunnel, and more.
Enjoy an exquisite 10-wine and fine cheese tasting led by a sommelier in a gorgeous location. Live the Casillero del Diablo experience with a Marqués de Casa Concha tasting you won't forget.
Travel from Puerto Montt to the Osorno volcano and the nearby Petrohué waterfalls on this guided day trip. Admire stunning views from the towering volcano and sparkling glacial water at the falls.
Head to the Pacific Coast on this day tour from Santiago. Visit colorful Valparaiso and the resort of Vina del Mar. Visit the white wine valley of Casablanca and enjoy the popular beach in Reñaca.
Breathe in the fresh mountain air of Cajon del Maipo on a guided tour from Santiago. Learn about the folklore of this volcanic area and enjoy a picnic with wine in Cajon del Maipo.
Explore Santiago in 2 days with a hop-on hop-off bus ticket. Enjoy the Funicular and Teleférico, along with malls, parks, and historic sites.
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Region of Antofagasta occupies a latitudinal range that goes from 20º56 'to 26º05' south latitude, and longitudinally, from 67º00 'west longitude to the Pacific Ocean. Its surface is 126,049.1 km². This region borders on the west with the Pacific Ocean:
Located about 700 kilometers south of Santiago de Chile, La Araucanía has fluid connectivity by land and air. Also, it marks the point where the intense green of southern Chile is born and the territory is watched by the imposing presence of volcanoes that draw the profile of the Andes Mountains, covering forests, lakes and rivers.
Millenary culture, colors, music and beautiful beaches The north gateway to our beautiful country. It welcomes you with the driest desert in the world, mixing beaches with a daring high plateau.
The Aysén Region of General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo, is located in the Chilean Patagonia, between 43º38 'in the north and 49º16' in the south, and from 71 ° 06 'west to the territorial waters of the Pacific Ocean,
The capital of the Eighth Region (Región del Bio Bio) and second largest city of Chile, also called theCapital of Southern Chile, is attracting more and more visitors every year. That´s the result of great efforts as, together with the modern infrastructure,
Enjoy the magic of the desert climate of the north zone and the proximity of the fertile lands of the central zone, where grapes are grown to produce good wines and piscos, all around La Serena and Coquimbo. If you come in spring and summer,
Indigenous plants and animals are few. At the time of European arrival the toromiro tree, endemic to the island, was the only wild tree and the Carolina wolfberry the only wild shrub, the vegetation being predominantly herbaceous. The toromiro tree was overexploited by the island wood carvers, and the last local specimen died in the 1950s.
The Region of Los Lagos invites you to discover beautiful landscapes, with beautiful destinations full of magic and charm. Myths and legends are daily bread, and the gastronomic traditions will make your mouth water.
Young and beautiful region, it is characterized by its volcanoes, rivers, lakes, agricultural landscapes and evergreen forests. Located in the area of lakes and volcanoes, Los Ríos enchants all
Owner of an important climatic variation, in a same day it can deliver rain, sun, cold and gusts of wind of up to 100 km / hr. which delivers different and beautiful landscapes throughout the year
The region has the provinces of Talca, Curico, Linares and Cauquenes and its regional capital is Talca. Region of agricultural vocation, noted for its beet and rice crops, as well as the fruit industry. Of this, the vitivinicultural activity is one of the most relevant, since it contains 40% of the area planted with vineyards and vineyards in the country. The birthplace of Pablo Neruda also stands out for its silvicultural activity, with exploitation of forests and pulp industry.
Region escorted by the impressive mountain range of the Andes and immersed between great hills that form the great valley of Santiago, the Metropolitan Region gathers a wide tourist offer and keeps corners that wait to be explored.
Visit the Valley of Las Trancas all year long and enjoy the hot springs and adventure sports such as Canopy, Ski and Snowboard
O’Higgins, in full Libertador General Bernardo O’Higgins, región, central Chile, bordered by Argentina to the east and facing the Pacific Ocean on the west. Since 1974 it has comprised the provinces of Cachapoal,
San Pedro de Atacama, an oasis in the middle of the desert, is a perfect place to listen to the sound of silence. From its land underground waters sprout that together with the lagoons inserted in the altiplano give you breathtaking landscapes that you
The Tarapacá Region falls between 18 ° 56 'and 21 ° 36' of South Latitude and from 68 ° 24 'of West Longitude to the Pacific Ocean. Its general limits are; to the North the XV Region of Arica and Parinacota; This with Bolivia; South, the II Region of
With an area of 2,780 km² and a population of 876,022 inhabitants, the Province of Valparaíso is the most populated in the Region and with the largest number of Communes. Created on October 27, 1842, with only 3 departments (Valparaíso, Casablanca and Quillota)
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