 Santiago, Chile travel tales
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| M Buquet |
22 July 2004 |
Stayed at Four Points By Sheraton - Santiago, Chile.
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I rented a car and went from Santiago to Valparaiso and Viņa del Mar...first one very personality, interesting and historic port, second one, beautifull coast without sand. All the visit takes 8 hours at all.
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| D Ariel |
21 September 2003 |
Stayed at Plaza San Francisco - Santiago, Chile.
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Santiago is a great destination, especially during September's independence celebrations - national music, dance and foods. Great! People very kind, civilised and pleasant. Excellent fruit and wine. Llama & alpaca goods, and lapis lazul jewlery of excellent quality and reasonable prices. My wife and myself enjoyed every minute in Santiago.
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| D Lindberg |
12 February 2003 |
Stayed at Parinacota - Santiago, Chile.
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The subway system in Santiago, Chile, is excellent. It is cheap, clean, fast, efficent, very safe and user friendly.
The Pre-Columbian Art Museum is World Class and the ambience of the Plaza de Armas is pleasing. The Moneda Palace is beautiful and the statue of Salvadore Allende is a poignant reminder of the 1973 coup by Pinochet. The vehicle-free downtown streets and shops are a delight to shoppers and gawkers. The San Cristobal and Santa Lucia Hills are both worth a visit. The Lapis Lazuli House in Bellavista District is nice. The Prego Italian Restaurant near Parinacota Hotel is excellent.
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