Santiago Travel Blogs - Page 7

Went into the metro again today, looking for the Mercado Central.  It was nice, and I’ll blog about that later.  But the REALLY cool thing was that it’s game day in Santiago!  I wore my Colo Colo shirt, not realizing Colo Colo is playing arch-rival Universidad de Chile today.…

The era of travelling solo was suddenly over. I met Natasha in Santiago airport as we had planned. It was good to have someone to travel with - someone who knows a bit about you without you having to explain anything - although I admit that I was a little worried when Tash mentioned she almost…

San Diego to LAX to Lima to Cuzco to Lima to Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazu to Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro to Santiago to LAX to SD in just two weeks - whew!

O mesmo de sempre!

Our route through Central and South America..

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Santiago, the capital of Chile for the geographically challenged of you, has an amazing setting - the Andes are only a few miles away and can be seen from all over the city between the skyscrapers! We spent a couple of days doing the "sights" of Santiago, including the cathedral, the central market…

After saying our goodbyes to Argentina we made our way to Chile. The flight was fine and we got to our hotel no problems. It took awhile, however, to get used to the fact that $1000 equals a pound so it seemed like we were spending loads! As we didnt arrive until late afternoon, we just had a …

I've been around the world and I still have many places to visit. But, I hope my pictures will inspire people to go and see some of the things that I have seen.

Viajo América do sul para 6 meses

The plan is for this to chronicle my trip which takes us through all the main continents, bar antarctica (flights there are hard to come across)... sweeeet

I finally left Pichilemu on Saturday 20th of December. I can't lie that arriving in Santiago the same day wasn´t really in my plans but you just have to roll with what happens to you and adjust accordingly. On Monday I went to Cajon de Maipó, a canyon to the southeast of Santiago, where many san…

trip around Sud America Start 6 nov 2006 Buenos Aires

From Iguazu to Buenos Aires, through Patagonia to Ushuaia and tons of places in between!

Let me just start by saying I hate that this country is so damn cold.  Really, the temperature outside isn't that bad, and being a Boston girl, I'm plenty used to a little shivering.  But the problem here is that it's even colder inside the houses, because, due to the impossibly high ener…