Valparaíso is so full of art, I wasn’t able to fully capture it in just one post. As we made our way back down the…
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I’d read about onces online, a Chilean tea time custom that takes place in the evening, when we Americans are used to having a large…
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Valparaíso sits only an hour and a half away from Santiago’s city center. It’s a pretty easy drive out there, you’ll just need to follow the…
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As a Spanish Literature student, I’m familiar with Pablo Neruda’s name and a brief smattering of his poetry—particularly the odes he wrote to everyday objects…
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Santa Lucia Hill sits just on the next block over. It’s the remnant of a 15-million-year-old volcano, according to Wikipedia, with a castle (well a…
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We walked to the Museum of Memory and Human Rights on Sunday to learn about Chile’s history. The museum remembers and gives visibility to the human rights violations…
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There are a lot of people in Santiago, walking on the wide streets throughout the day. It’s an urban scene, with a bit of a…
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Stumbled upon Bocanariz in an online search for bars/wine in Santiago. The Guardian named it one of the top 10 bars in the city and…
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Downtown San José has street vendors galore, selling everything from fruit (I got to sample the avocados before I bought them!) to veggies (bell peppers,…
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