16 May 2026 – 19 May 2026
Four days from autumn in Santiago to the Casablanca vineyards and the hills of Valparaíso.
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Day by day
We arrived in Santiago after an 18-hour flight and settled into our hotel, The Singular. The hotel is in the Lastarria area of the city, which is similar to Cihangir. In front of us is a nice coffee shop, street vendors with stalls on the side street... A young, colorful, bohemian neighbourhood.
Read the full entry →After The Singular's nice breakfast, Gökhan felt bad and stayed at the hotel. We girls went to Museo de la Memoria. As soon as it opened, the first tour was ours at 10:15. With our young and very sweet guide, we learned the history and human rights violations of Chile's Pinochet military coup, which ended the Allende period on September 11, 1973.
Read the full entry →Journey to Valparaíso. First, wine tasting at Kingston Wine House among the vineyards in Casablanca.
Read the full entry →On our last day in Santiago, we went to the rich neighborhoods of the city. La Dehesa, Lo Barnechea... The houses on the slopes of the Andes overlooking the city remind us of suburbs in America. One or two storey houses, with gardens, garages and well-maintained houses. The only difference is that they are all surrounded by electric wires. When the income distribution is this high, you can go away and isolate yourself as much as you want, but you still don't feel safe.
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Our hotel in the middle of Lastarria’s young, colourful and bohemian atmosphere.
PublicA powerful place of memory documenting Chile’s coup era and human-rights abuses.
PublicPablo Neruda’s Bella Vista home, filled with objects, paintings and surprises.
PublicVineyards and Chilean wines overlooking the Andes in the Casablanca Valley.
PublicA small local restaurant north of Valparaíso, remembered for its seafood.
PublicA stylish Santiago night reminiscent of New York jazz bars.
PublicThe restaurant where we paused after Bella Vista and La Chascona.
PublicAn elegant glass-domed museum showcasing works by Chilean artists.
PublicThe harvest festival where we tasted Chilean wines, especially Carmenere.
PublicOur first Santiago lunch in the polished surroundings of Jardín del Este.
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