Hi, well if you want to visit Santiago first you must know the particular geography of this region. In the east there is a huge mountain call Cordillera de los Andes. In this place there are all the more important skiing centers like “La Parva”, “Valle Nevado” and “Farellones”, so if you want to ski this is a great place to do that.
In the middle of the city there are 2 big hills that you must to visit. One of them calls Santa Lucia, situated in the heart of the city. Is a little, historic and beautiful hill, good if you want to go for a quiet walk surrounded by gorgeous trees. As well as being beautiful, it is a very historic place, because there was a fortification where the conquers fight against the Mapuches. The second hill is bigger than Santa Lucia, it calls San Cristobal hill. In this place you will find the national zoo, the funicular, the railway on the air, many green areas like Japanese garden, Mapulemu garden, Caupolican Garden for example. If you want to do sport like cycling, running, walking this is a good place to. There are many viewpoints surrounding the hill, when you can see the entire city and its beautiful sunsets.
In the northwest of the city you have the Quinta Normal park, a big place that have several museums like Natural History Museum and Arlequin Museum, Train Museum and Infant Museum. Near the city center, there is the Forestal Park that is the longest park of the city. It is an interesting place particularly the Sundays because these days there are street theatre shows, juggling and many Chilean families go with their kids to play in game square.
Definitely this is a very good city to visit and toured all over. I hope you can have a good time.
Franiii!
ResponderEliminarI liked your very lousy description of our city!
It is indeed i nice place to live after all the poluttion, and babilonian shits.
I personally like to visit a los the places you described.
I love going to the Forestal park on sundays and take pictures of the street theatre, they're so funny and colorful (:
ResponderEliminarNice recomendations Fran, I liked pretty much
Regards!
Wow!!!!
ResponderEliminarCool description...but i have a bad notice: the funicular was discontinued...
Bye
Hi, well if you want to visit Santiago first you must know the particular geography of this region. In the east there is a huge mountain call Cordillera de los Andes. In this place there are all the more important skiing centers like “La Parva”, “Valle Nevado” and “Farellones”, so if you want to ski this is a great place to do that.
ResponderEliminarIn the middle of the city there are 2 big hills that you must to visit. One of them calls Santa Lucia, situated in the heart of the city. ^ Is a little, historic and beautiful hill, good if you want to go for a quiet walk surrounded by gorgeous trees. As well as being beautiful, it is a very historic place, because there was a fortification where the conquers fight against the Mapuches. The second hill is bigger than Santa Lucia, it calls San Cristobal hill. In this place you will find the national zoo, the funicular, the railway on the air, many green areas like Japanese garden, Mapulemu garden, Caupolican Garden for example. If you want to do sport like cycling, running, walking this is a good place to. There are many viewpoints surrounding the hill, when you can see the entire city and its beautiful sunsets.
In the northwest of the city you have the Quinta Normal park, a big place that SVA have several museums like Natural History Museum and Arlequin Museum, Train Museum and Infant Museum. Near the city center, there is the Forestal Park that is the longest park of the city. It is an interesting place particularly the Sundays because these days there are street theatre shows, juggling and many Chilean families go with their kids to play in game square.
Definitely this is a very good city to visit and toured all over. I hope you can have a good time
Good! nice recommendations
miss
p.s. you got a 6.5