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Santiago
... the driver was still waiting for the guide who was running late so we had a bit of time, but it was a lot of stress for no reason at all. The tour itself in the end was amazing. I was really surprised but how much I liked Santiago and chile in general. They are a lot more of a western country than I anticipated, and our guide was amazing with all the information he gave us about their government, history and culture etc. our first stop was Santa lucia hill which is a really ...
Last Stop South America
Arrived in Santiago around lunch time and headed out in search of some Museums. Just our luck the one we went to find had obviously moved to another location, we then went to another which was closed for refurbishment, so tried one more and third time lucky, yey this one was open. This was a modern art museum with 2 exhibitions, one in cinematic and the other an exhibition made from paper. We then headed back on a ...
Adjusting to City Living
... tour that the school was offering on Wednesday, that we would go to el mercado central (a large market in down town Santiago) instead! So tomorrow I will get my first dose of the public transportation here in Chile, which I will admit makes me a bit nervous, but quite excited at the same time.
I do feel like I am growing up, and going on this exciting journey is making me more thrilled to see where my life will take me in the years to come.
Hasta luego!
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Chilling in Chile
... of the Mapocho river. It runs for about 2 kilometers through the city and is really beautifully kept. At the end is the beautiful Fine Arts Museum. We didn't go inside, but simply stood and admired the amazing architecture of the building. Around the corner, we strolled through the Lastarria neighbourhood which is really sweet with all it's little street side cafes, cute shops and a real old school cinema. At the end of a back side street is the interesting building of the GAM ...
The Chilean Capital
... generally followed the Lonely Planet walking tour route through Santiago Centro. After a few quick photos in the grand Plaza De Armas we breezed past several beautiful old buildings and moved on to the presidential palace, site of the September 11, 1973 military coup that threw Chile into dictatorship for the following 17 years under General Augusto Pinochet. Although the control gates were up, the adjacent plaza was decorated with brightly coloured flowers and the ...
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