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Frutillar is well-known as a space for culture and for its magical and bountiful nature. Besides, its own amusing beer festival is celebrated in the summer.
In the middle of the urban grid, a native forest is preserved in the same location and condition it was found by the German immigrants when they stepped on this land for the first time.
Featuring the silhouette of an old colonial ship but the latest comfort and cutting-edge technology, El Colono invites everyone to sail without haste across Lake Llanquihue.
Rodeo clubs welcome a great number of visitors interested in this popular equestrian sport, which is part of Chilean tradition.
For those who enjoy nautic sports and fishing, Frutillar has an attractive Yatch Club where you can spend...
Boasting a privileged location on the shores of Lake Llanquihue, this village is an invitation to walk along its entire lakefront and around each of its quiet arteries.
The German Colonial Museum is a tribute to the German immigratns. The history of Frutillar begins behind these doors.
Frutillar rests on the shores of vast Lake Llanquihue, under the magnetism of the Osorno Volcano. Every year, it shelters a highly distinguished guest: the consolidated and longed-for Musical Weeks.
German pastrymaking is famous for its traditional recipes. The “kuchen” is an ancient tart that manages to take us back 150 years in time to the days on which the German colonists arrived in the Lake District.
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