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Antillanca Ski Resort is 1990 meters above sea level on the hillsides of Casablanca volcano. In 1945 the place was called Antillanca, a Mapuche name meaning "sun jewel" ...
A visit to a rock giant located on the bank of the Rahué River. Following the traces of colonial Osorno, we came across Fort Reina Luisa.
A railway station is the venue for a modern science and technological development museum. A fascinating interactive exhibition that summons both grown-ups and children.
No sooner do you walk along this street than you will find there is something about it that makes it different from others. Its gift manages to take us back 150 years in time to the days when the German colonists arrived in this place.
The quietness, size and proximity of Osorno to excellent tourist destinations is a surprising fact highly praised after driving or walking around the city.
We visited José Guadalupe Posada House of Culture. As we toured the exhibition halls, we revived the most important moments Osorno had to go through.
We visited the Moncopulli Car Museum and acquired great knowledge about mid-century classic cars. Find out the history of a family closely related to this type of vehicles.
We visited the “Aguas Calientes” hot springs resort. A place to find oneself among hot springs baths, massages, aromatherapy and honey-therapy.
Amidst the spectacular geography presented by the Xth Region, we visited one of the best hotel – hot spring facilities in Southern Chile.
When crossing Cardenal Samoré Pass into Argentina, the scene entices us with its colors and the attractive trails multiply at every kilometer.
Entre Lagos is a small and picturesque village on the shores of Lake Puyehue. Ideal for fly-fishing, strolling along its streets or watching its colorful houses. And, of course, eating salmon.
Those who enjoy intense sensations as they drive a motorcycle will find the roads of the Lake District are great allies.
Entre Lagos is the starting point to visit one of the most extraordinary areas in the region: Lake Rupanco, its surroundings and its people. Horseback rides, salmon, forests and much more.
The trout and salmon dwelling in the Chilean rivers and lakes make fly-fishermen, both experts and beginners, feel totally delirious.
The Argentinian-Chilean native communities have an ancient tradition: they celebrate the beginning of the new year on June 24.
