Q. Flights from the States go to Santiago, which is in the middle of the long, thin country. What’s there to do when you get off the plane? Q. Flights from the States go to Santiago, which is in the ...

Hotels Near Artesanias de Chile1.7 miles- Plaza de la Cuidadania 26 2-697-2784 Shopping- Specialty Stores Hotels Near Azimut 360less than .1 miles- Nueva Providencia 1363, of. 1404, Providencia 9-7986 ...

Spanish conquistador Pedro de Valdivia (who founded Santiago) established this historic square back in 1541, creating a religious and political hub teeming with architectural treasures. Amid the many ...

The best ways to get around Santiago are on foot and by metro or taxi. Since the city's streets are laid out on a grid in the historic center, exploring on foot is an easy way to take in the sights.

SANTIAGO, Chile — Picture, if you can, a Spanish-speaking country where the national hero and emancipator is an Irishman named O’Higgins; where a German and Yugoslav minority dominate the economy; ...

Though the U.S. State Department is urging Americans to avoid travel to Chile, the fact is that many of the country's major tourist attractions—Patagonia, the Atacame desert, Easter Island—escaped ...

A pocket full of notes with a big “10,000” on them can give a visitor a false sense of prosperity. When 30,000 isn’t enough to pay for dinner, however, it’s time to head back to the ATM to pick up ...

Chile’s traditional tourist attractions, which include the driest desert in the world, spectacular scenery of glaciers and fjords close to Patagonia, wineries, and the many volcanoes along the Pacific ...

Reporting from Santiago, Chile — More than a third of Chile’s 18 million people live in its bustling capital. Many of them navigate the city’s roads like wannabe NASCAR drivers, which means you must ...