Santiago is a strange city, you can expect anything, really, whatever what you can imagine!
Well, if you want make a travel in this place, you must eat something for take any calories, and the restaurants of the "Plaza de armas" exist all the calories that you want, with a lot of food, a lot of hot dogs, or enormous sandwiches for a little price, a very cheap idea. Later, you can stand up and go to walk a while for the street "huerfanos",there you'll see theatre, dance, music, religion, politic and social problems, that stree is like a X-ray of Chile, just walking you 'll know even the worst state of the young chileans.
Later, of walk and talk with any druk who have you found, go to "estación mapocho", where you can see that big place across this crazy city with an exhibition of a contemporary artist. Now, if you walk by bandera, you can go in a "café con piernas", an excelent place where you'll found the craftiness of chileans men, enjoying a coffe with dance and looking people who is really crazy for a girl! better than a starbucks. After that funny coffe, you can go to the "Mercado Central", a big place where you'll know tipical chilean food, and know "Donde Augusto", a place where a lot of famous people have eaten, you can feel like another!
For a relaxing place, you can go to "Quinta Normal", where you can remember the past walking in that jovial place, well..in a time, before the internet and this globalition that make them T.V and Capitalism Robots.. Now, there is a place where you can watch trains from the last century or know something about the chilean fauna, and enojy ( if you have good luck), any clown, but clown with a mixing from Europe (france in special) and Chile.
Well, if you want make a travel in this place, you must eat something for take any calories, and the restaurants of the "Plaza de armas" exist all the calories that you want, with a lot of food, a lot of hot dogs, or enormous sandwiches for a little price, a very cheap idea. Later, you can stand up and go to walk a while for the street "huerfanos",there you'll see theatre, dance, music, religion, politic and social problems, that stree is like a X-ray of Chile, just walking you 'll know even the worst state of the young chileans.
Later, of walk and talk with any druk who have you found, go to "estación mapocho", where you can see that big place across this crazy city with an exhibition of a contemporary artist. Now, if you walk by bandera, you can go in a "café con piernas", an excelent place where you'll found the craftiness of chileans men, enjoying a coffe with dance and looking people who is really crazy for a girl! better than a starbucks. After that funny coffe, you can go to the "Mercado Central", a big place where you'll know tipical chilean food, and know "Donde Augusto", a place where a lot of famous people have eaten, you can feel like another!
For a relaxing place, you can go to "Quinta Normal", where you can remember the past walking in that jovial place, well..in a time, before the internet and this globalition that make them T.V and Capitalism Robots.. Now, there is a place where you can watch trains from the last century or know something about the chilean fauna, and enojy ( if you have good luck), any clown, but clown with a mixing from Europe (france in special) and Chile.
Too, you can go to the "Bellas Artes" Museum, where you can know the critical and the deep art of chilean people, full of image about the chilean society or global society, because the pictures, the phot
ography and the words in chile, talk higher than the T.V.... the problem is that a lot of people want be deafs.
And in the night, you can go to Bellavista or the street republica, where you can know pub's, how
people enjoy this city, and relax before go to the bed.
ography and the words in chile, talk higher than the T.V.... the problem is that a lot of people want be deafs.And in the night, you can go to Bellavista or the street republica, where you can know pub's, how
people enjoy this city, and relax before go to the bed.
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