Frutillar is a Chilean city with many cultural attractions that you can enjoy within the incomparable beauty of a Patagonian lake. The city This charming city owes its name to the Chilean strawberry present in the surroundings and forests. The area of the city that concentrates most of the tourist attractions is called Frutillar … Read more
Valparaiso is a port city located on the central coast of Chile, known for its historic architecture, its hills and colorful houses. For its cultural value, it has been declared a World Heritage Siteby UNESCO in 2003. Here are some recommendations of places to visit in Valparaíso. Cerro Concepcion and Cerro Alegre Cerro Concepción and … Read more
Con sus hermosas playas sobre el Pacífico, su pintoresca arquitectura y su vibrante cultura, Viña del Mar tiene algo para todos los gustos. Beaches Viña del Mar has a great variety of places to visit and activities that will surely keep you entertained. Visiting its beaches is one of them. From north to south, the … Read more
This diverse country has much to offer travelers of all ages, from stunning landscapes to vibrant cities full of culture and history to great beach spots. Plus, with highly touristic regions like Santiago and Valparaíso, there’s sure to be somewhere to suit your needs and interests. So check out these destinations in Chile. Atacama Desert … Read more
The Humberstone and Santa Laura Saltpeter Offices are two former mining facilities located in the Tarapacá Region, in northern Chile, which were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 2005. Both offices are a sample of the country’s cultural heritage and testimony of the time of saltpeter exploitation in Chile. Here are some of the … Read more
From its colorful stilt houses to the unique architecture of its churches, Chiloé has a lot to offer. It is located in the Los Lagos Region, just south of Puerto Montt. In reality, it is an archipelago in which the large island of Chiloé is the largest. Here we leave you some recommendations of places … Read more
Puerto Varas is a picturesque city located in southern Chile that stands out for its connection to the lakes and volcanoes in the area. The city is characterized by its German-influenced architecture, with wooden houses and very steep roofs that evoke the heritage of the German settlers who settled in the area in the 19th … Read more
The so-called Chilote School of religious wood architecture combines the Central European tradition of the tower-facade, the Latin basilica plan and the knowledge of local wood craftsmen. It developed mainly in the Chiloé archipelago in the 17th century, reaching its mature form in the mid-19th century, having among its main exponents the 16 churches declared … Read more
Just like the stilt houses in the coastal areas of Castro, the churches of Chiloé are a recognized heritage. Local carpenters have built temples designed by the Jesuit priests who arrived to the archipelago in the 17th century, giving rise to unique creations. Many of the churches spread throughout the archipelago, sixteen were declared World … Read more
With little or no rainfall and high altitude, Atacama is one of the driest places in the world. But despite its aridity, Atacama is a point of attraction for both astronomers and visitors from all over the world. Here are some facts you may not know about this amazing desert. Contents Valley of the Moon … Read more