
There are lots of things to see and do in middle Chile.
Take a tour of historic ValparaĂso, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit Mercado Central for some seafood and ride one of the almost vertical ascensores (funicular elevators) up to the heights of the city.
Join the locals on the beach at Viña del Mar to ring in the New Year watching a spectacular fireworks display.
Take a day trip to Sewell, the city of stairs. Sewell was founded in 1905 as a mining city, but was abandoned in the 1970s because of pollution. It’s now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Go skiing or snowboarding in one of the ski centers and conquer the Andes mountains.
Go camping in Reserva Nacional Rio Los Cipreses, close to Rancagua.
Enjoy a day out with a real Chilean cowboy at the Puro Caballo ranch about one hour from Santiago.
ValparaĂso and The Central Coast, Aconcagua Valley and Around Viña del Mar.

Those hippies in old surfing movies were telling the truth. Surfing can be more than a sport - it can be a spiritual experience that changes your entire outlook on life. And there is no better place
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Those hippies in old surfing movies were telling the truth. Surfing can be more than a sport - it can be a spiritual experience that changes your entire outlook on life. And there is no better place
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Located in a time-worn building at the heart of ValparaĂso's Old Town is the city market. Here you'll find a smattering of produce; vendors sell basic fruits and vegetables alongside some more
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Lovers of right angles beware: when you enter ValparaĂso, you’re entering a labyrinth that defies all structural reason. Streets twist whimsically as though with a mind of their own, leading the
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Viña del Mar, or Viña, as the locals call it, is located on the central coast of Chile. Covering an area of 2.359/km² (6.1/sq mi) and home to a population of just under 290,000, it is the fourth
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Quintay is a tiny, mostly residential beach town hidden among wooded seaside hills and relatively untouched beaches about 40 minutes south of Valparaiso. Since this tiny dot on the map is only
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Cartagena, advertised as the “Capital del adulto mayor” (senior citizen capital) was once a beach resort for the moneyed elite, but now shows evidence both of its glorious past and of its
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A grimy seaside town publicizing its poetic underbelly, San Antonio is Chile’s largest and most important port. Located to the south of more popular tourist destinations like Isla Negra, San
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Concepción, founded in 1551, is the second-largest city in Chile behind Santiago. It is also one of the country’s most important due to its universities, commercial activities such as the local
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AugustĂn Ross Edwards envisioned a European-style resort town when he pictured Pichilemu in the second half of the 19th century. However, the modern version is overrun with surfers seeking the
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Chillán is known throughout the nation as the birthplace of liberator Bernardo O’Higgins. On a not so positive note, it is also famous for the earthquakes that have battered the town during the
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