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Palacete Viña de Cristo
Although now it belongs to the Universidad de Atacama, this palace once was the premier place to live in Copiapó. It was built in 1860 by Apolinario Soto - who made his fortune as the owner of Tres Puntas silver mine. The mansion is made of Old-World materials from Europe with a mix of classical and oriental themes.
Location:
Copiapó, Chile
Historical Building
Price Description: Admission is free.
Relative price: Budget
Open Hours from:8 a.m.
Open Hours to:7 p.m.
Days Closed:Saturday and Sunday
Travel Skills: None
By Chris Hughes
Traveling South America to give Viva readers the most up-to-date information...
30 Apr 2009
30 Apr 2009
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