Unique Panorama of Santiago de Chile

Has an incredibly majestic snowcapped peaks and is home to a vibrant cultural life surrounded, Santiago de Chile is one of the most attractive capitals in the world. If you travel to Chile, be sure to stop for a few days in this city. Santiago has many attractions to some of the finest museums in South America, as well as countless restaurants, bars and shops. If you want to get away from tourists and add a touch of authenticity to have your trip, read this guide to some amazing off the beaten path activities in Santiago.

Like most cities of Chile, Santiago is home to a bustling market center in the Spectacular Mapocho station. This huge market full of life is truly the heart of the city. Here you will find many varieties of fish and seafood, but also a great place to watch people going about their business and to observe the Chilean way of life.

If you want a real thrill, and are not afraid of heights, the club head Planeadores of Santiago, where a trip-hop with a glider and fly to Santiago, enjoyed the spectacular view over the city and surrounding mountains. Ask the club to take him, and they are usually happy to do a small amount of money. If you’re lucky, you might even have the chance to take orders for a while!

If you keep your feet on the ground, but prefer to enjoy a magnificent view of the city, only to the top of Cerro Santa Lucia, which is an excellent view of the city. Although the steps are a little worn and the rise may be a bit exhausting, the rewards are worth it! Enjoy combines a unique panorama of the city of origin, the modern skyscrapers and traditional architecture.

For history buffs are ready, is located in the beautiful city from a diving tour in the Villa Grimaldi Peace Park and is a must. Coming from a wealthy Chilean family, the estate was turned into a detention and torture under the Pinochet dictatorship in the 1970s. The site was restored and open to public in 1997.

Finally, for sports junkies, the museum’s most recent and most interesting, the Museo de Soccer-Colo Colo, a fascinating insight into one of the most popular sports in Chile. This is a great way to learn about the country’s favorite teams and understand the passion for Chilean football.

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