NarkiRay

What I like and miss the most is going out to explore the city. Cook lunch before leaving so that the heat lasts and go out on a bicycle to explore Santiago. I always went out running errands first and then I got lost in the city. First I went to Plaza de Armas, I continued along Paseo Bandera, then downtown to get to Parque Forestal. There I sit on the grass, in the same place as always, at the level of Barrio Lastarrias under the big palm tree that is on a hill. I would take out my lunch and eat listening to the birds and cars, watching people go by, looking at the sky, taking advantage of every moment of that day. Then he would read for a few minutes and quickly close his eyes a little to rest. Later, I used to keep walking around the city or meet a friend in the same park to talk about life, and when seven or eight o'clock came, I would see a play in the SIDARTE theater, the GAM or any other play that was near. Afterwards I would go out and used to walk through the patio

 For me, the main tourist attractions in Santiago that no visitor can miss are: 1) Cerro San Cristóbal : It is a hill divided into three parts, Parque metropolitano, Cerro San Cristóbal and the sector of the Japanese garden, which connects an automobile path and for half of the hill the cable car. In this great tourist center you can find a zoo, picnic areas, games for children, a statue of the Virgin Mary, gardens, funicular, barbecue, etc 2) Parque Forestal : A long and narrow park where it begins in the central market until the Baquedano square. In it we can see different artistic expressions; juggling, puppet games, dance rehearsals, face painting, stunts with cloth and also, games for children and the Museum of Fine Arts in Santiago. An unmissable place with great cultural diversity.       3) Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral: It is one of the most important places in Santiago in the cultural area. In it we can find art and culture exhibitions, plays, GAM library