You are in Santiago de Chile, the weather is fine and you want to take a leisurely stroll in a picturesque, fun area with all kinds of cool places to eat something delicious or enjoy a refreshing drink to brighten the morning. You ask in...
If you’re planning a trip to Santiago de Chile and you also happen to enjoy a good glass of wine (and you don’t need to know the most refined adjectives to describe a world of sensations when drinking it), you will not regret taking a...
Chile is a great destination for adventurous young people. Many who fly to Santiago de Chile head towards Puerto Varas, because this Chilean population is known throughout the world for its adventurous side, having a large concentration of companies that organize extreme sports activities, such as...
Cerro San Cristóbal offers a unique opportunity to see the city of Santiago de Chile from above. In fact, it is the Chilean capital’s second highest point, from which you will have the appropriately named Barrio Bellavista (“beautiful view”) at your feet. In addition, it...
Down in Chile's lakes region, Los Lagos, the wild, natural, and remote Anticura area makes a perfect base for exploring the magnificent Puyehue National Park, this country's most popular. So vast it doesn't feel at all overrun, the park is organised around the volcano of the same name. Here you'll find...
When thinking about going away with friends for the summer, young people tend to consider places with lots to see and do, which are friendly, with a good nightlife, adventure, sports, nature activities, etc. This is why Santiago, Chile is the place to be. Learning,...
There are so many things in Santiago, Chile we want to tell you about! Young people genuinely love this city, and now we understand why. Santiago, Chile is, amongst other things, a great place to enjoy yourself, forget about studying for a while and be entertained by...
The capital of the famously long, skinny South American country is a lot of things, but “boring” isn’t one of them. For one thing, it has a ton of students (thanks to five public universities and some 30 private institutions of higher learning). It almost goes...
