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... o Parque Torres del Paine, onde ficaremos durante 9 dias no trekking chamado Circuito "O" ou Full Circuit. Saindo de TDP, voltamos a Santiago (por Puerto Natales- Punta Arenas): 3 dias de 'descanso' (cama, comida, roupa lavada!). O vôo de Santiago ...

Day 189 Saturday 07/05/05 Easter Island - Santiago We packed and Stewart lazed about the hostel watching the bags while Gillian headed to check the emails. The hostel dropped us at the airport and we checked in, waited then had a 4.5 hour flight to ...

... camping (as much as we enjoyed it)! We set off to explore Santiago and we walked to Cerro San Cristobal (San Cristobal Hill), Santiago's answer to Cristo Redentor.  We took the funicular up to the statue and there was also an indoor church above the ...

... , chapel, ampitheatre, a couple of pools, more canoodling couples (Chileans like to canoodle),  and even better views over Santiago and the Andes beyond. We took the historic funicular railway up the (very steep) hill to the Terraza Bellavista, ...

... odpoczywac. Podobno tu nigdy nie pada w lecie, codziennie jest goraco i swieci slonce, wiec w koncu dogonilismy extermalne lato! Santiago: Jest bardzo przyjemnie, sporo ciekawych zabytkow, ale i te zaniedbane maja swoj urok. Domki sa bardzo kolorowe, ...

... you were wondering!) At 869m high, the views from the top are stunning. From up there you get a great perspective of how polluted Santiago is. (See the photo!) I took the funicular back down to the bottom and had a wander back over to Bellas Artes to grab ...

... . As my camera has been playing up lately, I have been looking for a new one for some time and as they are cheaper in Chile than in Argentina I took the chance and bought one in Santiago. So from now on Ican hopefully post some lovely pictures ...

After a brief stopover in Auckland, New Zealand, we arrived here in Santiago de Chile about an hour ahead of schedule. We opted for a shuttle bus for the trip to the Marriott Hotel. The tickets are available for sale at the exit from the customs hall and ...

Day 30 February 3rd - We're in Santiago, firstly, before I continue, I loved this place! Loved it! Not enough is written in the lonely planet about it! And it has nothing to do with coffee with legs PB!! As ever, we assume we are at a different bus ...

... a nice city. We were both surprised at the amount of greenery that is actually abundant throughout the entire place. I must admit that Santiago is a very large, sprawling city and it is a bit crowded, but it doesn´t feel like you are fighting your way ...

... at the fancy El Giratoria Restaurant in Barrio Providencia, a revolving enclave up on the 18th floor, yielding superb views of Santiago from every angle. The Pisco sour and grilled shrimp entrée were just great! Together with a bottle of Undurraga ...

... serve no alcohol, it is remarkably cheap and there is no cover charge, which is all very hard to get your head round. Santiago is the final destination in the South America leg of our adventure. We have seen so many dazzling sights and done ...

... ', d'un ptit bar sympa du nom de "El Refugio" et une soirée chez les voisins. Hier (12 Janvier), fut un jour de voyage, direction Santiago ! Et me voilà, à Santiago ! Je suis parti seul ce matin visité cette ville dont tout le monde me parlait en ...

... now, in Mendoza, but will tell about the first days of trip, which have been very quiet and calm: stayed for 2 days in Santiago, at my mother's cousin's house, met my small cousin Klaus (for those who don't know my grandma is Chilean) and taking it ...