Santiago de Chile

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Desde el hotel con un Uber son unos 2700 pesos (3,44€) y de vuelta terminan en la Plaza de Armas donde si quieres puedes volver en metro linea  verde y hacer trasbordo a la roja bajando cerca del horel en estación a 700 m Manuel Montt billete metro unos 800 pesos por persona.

Se inicia en el centro cultural Gabriela Mistral antigua sede del ejército y ahora centro de exposiciones y vida cultural. https://www.gam.cl/

Barrio Lastarria;
Calle jose victorino lastarria esquina rosal:
Chipelibre pisco de un monton de clases
Bocanariz Vinos chilenos
Museo de artes visuales exposiciones
 Cine El Biógrafo
Restaurante Liguria tres plantas de restaurante  

Por las tardes puestos desde las 18 h
De 20 a 1 h fiesta!!



El pueblito los dominicos. Metro linea roja
Alli compras las pulseras Mapuches de plata.

                                Mostacillas


Pasaje o calle Bandera al lado de la bolsa en calle Nueva York. Por las tardes paseos y artistas
Casa de la moneda te inscribes visitas gratuitas: inscripciopnes aquí

Santiago may not be a world-class shopping destination, but you can still pick up interesting craft pieces and unusual clothing or housewares by young local designers. The Centro's busiest shopping streets, pedestrianized Ahumada and Huérfanos, are lined with cheap clothing, shoe and department stores. For seriously cheap clothes, head to the Korean and Palestinian immigrant area of Patronato, west of Bellavista between Patronato and Manzano. Secondhand clothes stores abound in the city (often marked by signs reading 'Ropa Europea/Americana'), especially around Providencia's Manuel Montt metro station.

The top-quality Chilean crafts you can find in Santiago include hand-woven alpaca shawls, Mapuche silver jewelry, lapis lazuli, wood, leatherwork and, occasionally, copperware. Near the entrance to Cerro Santa Lucía, look for outdoor vendors at the indigenous-focused Centro de Exposición de Arte Indígena(MAPGOOGLE MAP; O'Higgins 499, Centro; h10am-6pm Mon-Sat; mSanta Lucia) and the more commercial Centro Artesanal Santa Lucía(MAPGOOGLE MAP; cnr Carmen & Diagonal Paraguay, Centro; h10am-7pm; mSanta Lucía).

o Artesanías de ChileARTS & CRAFTS

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; % 02-235-2014 ; www.artesaniasdechile.cl ; Plaza de la Ciudadanía 26 ; h 10am-6pm Mon-Sat ; m La Moneda ) S

Not only do this foundation's jewelry, carvings, ceramics and woolen goods sell at reasonable prices, most of what you pay goes to the artisan that made them. Look for other locations in Santiago and throughout Chile.

Patio BellavistaSHOPPING CENTER

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; www.patiobellavista.cl ; Pío Nono 73, Bellavista ; h 11am-10pm ; m Baquedano )

Posh contemporary crafts, leather goods, weavings and jewelry sell at premium prices at this courtyard shopping center.

Galería DrugstoreFASHION

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; www.drugstore.cl ; Av Providencia 2124, Providencia ; h 10:30am-8pm Mon-Sat ; m Los Leones )

Head to this cool four-story independent shopping center for clothes no one back home will have – it's home to the tiny boutiques of several up-and-coming designers, arty bookstores and cafes.

Kind of BlueMUSIC

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; Merced 323 ; h 10am-10pm Sun-Thu, 10am-11pm Fri & Sat ; m Bellas Artes )

At the best music shop in town, savvy multilingual staff happily talk you through local sounds and artists, and can get hard-to-find imports in a matter of days.

El Mundo del VinoWINE

( Mundo del Vino ; MAP GOOGLE MAP ; % 02-584-1173 ; www.emdv.cl ; Isidora Goyenechea 3000, Las Condes ; h 10am-9pm ; m Tobalaba )

This revamped location of the high-end wine chain (look for other branches throughout Santiago and Chile) features 6000 bottles from around the world – or from just a short drive away in the Colchagua Valley – at the hip W Hotel.

Alto Las CondesMALL

( GOOGLE MAP ; www.altolascondes.cl ; Av Kennedy 9001, Las Condes ; h 10am-10pm )

As well as top-end Chilean and Argentine clothing brands, this mall has a branch of department store Falabella and a cinema complex. The best way to get here is to catch a bus marked 'Alto Las Condes' outside the Escuela Militar metro station.

Parque AraucoMALL

( GOOGLE MAP ; www.parquearauco.cl ; Av Kennedy 5413 ; h 10am-9pm ; m Manquehue )

A huge range of local and international clothing stores make this the fashionista mall of choice. From Manquehue metro station, it's about a mile-long walk (or a quick taxi ride) northwest along Alonso de Córdova.

ContrapuntoBOOKS

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; www.contrapunto.cl ; Huérfanos 665 ; h 10:30am-8pm Mon-Fri, 10:30am-2pm Sat ; m Santa Lucía )

This chain bookstore has a broad selection, though the English titles are limited.

AndesgearOUTDOOR EQUIPMENT

( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; % 02-592-0540 ; www.andesgear.cl ; Helvecia 210, Las Condes ; h 10am-8pm Mon-Fri, 10:30am-2pm Sat ; m Tobalaba )

Imported climbing and high-altitude camping gear for your journey to Chilean Patagonia, with several locations throughout the city.

WORTH A TRIP

PERSA BíO BíO

Flea MarketMARKET

( GOOGLE MAP ; Franklin Market ; h 9am-7pm Sat & Sun ; m Franklin )

Antiques, collectibles and fascinating old junk fill the cluttered stalls at this famous flea market between Bío Bío and Franklin. Sifting through the jumble of vintage sunglasses, antique brandy snifters, cowboy spurs, old-fashioned swimsuits and discarded books is an experience.

It's also a choice spot to try some Chilean street food, from fried empanadas, tacos and grilled pork sandwiches to fresh-squeezed juices and the classic mote con huesillo (a sweet local snack made with dried peaches and husked wheat). Just be sure to keep one hand on your valuables while stuffing food into your mouth; pickpockets have been known to prey on unsuspecting shoppers.

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Dangers & Annoyances

Violent crime is relatively rare in Santiago, a city that is regularly ranked as the safest big city in Latin America. Pickpocketing and bag-snatching, however, are on the rise, and tourists are often targets. Keep your eyes open and your bags close to you around the Plaza de Armas, Mercado Central, Cerro Santa Lucía and Cerro San Cristóbal in particular. Look around you before whipping out a digital camera; be aware that organized groups of pickpockets sometimes target drinkers along Pío Nono in Bellavista. Barrio Brasil's smaller streets can be dodgy after dark. Political strife has taken the form of protests (which occassionally turn violent) and anarchist bombings in recent years. It's advisable to avoid political protests unless you are really part of the movement.

If you are robbed, head to the police department to fill out a report (and hopefully) have the goods covered by your travel insurance. Your consulate can also help, but rarely steps in when drugs are involved

Ir a Valparaiso a 40 min de Santiago Patrimonio de la Humanidad

Barrio Bellavista cerca del hotel se come muy bien.


Beber mote con huesillos( trigo con melocoton canela helado)

Al lado del museo chileno de arte precolombino
Bar Nacional cola de mono es un Baileys a la chilena restaurante un poco mas caro pero raciones grandes.
Cafe Haití del primer bar para fomentar tomar cafe ya que aquí se tomaba mas el té pusieron chicas minifalda.

Al lado restaurante "el rapido"platos combinados
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