Santiago, Chile s capital, offers a vibrant city experience with music, art, and nightlife against the backdrop of the Andes. Visitors can explore the history of the country s dictatorship at the Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos and stroll through the colorful streets of Barrio Yungay. The city is also home to the lively Persa Victor Manuel flea market and a variety of restaurants, including La Pulperia Santa Elvira and El Franchute del Barrio. To end the day, visitors can enjoy drinks at El Bajo or dance the night away at Blondie nightclub.
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Countless books, TV series and movies have helped popularise the Camino del Santiago. But what differentiates it from any other hike through rural Europe?
Countless books, TV series and movies have helped popularise the Camino del Santiago. But what differentiates it from any other hike through rural Europe?
Countless books, TV series and movies have helped popularise the Camino del Santiago. But what differentiates it from any other hike through rural Europe?