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Carmencita 45
Las Condes
Santiago de Chile.
Phone +56 (2) 498 3000
Fax +56 (2) 498 3010
 

 

The Plaza de Armas:
Spanish conqueror Pedro de Valdivia traced out the city of Santiago from the Plaza de Armas in 1541. The area was occupied, at that period, by the Church, the Real Audiencia (Law Court), the Cabildo (City Hall), the prision and few residences.

Today it is possible to see these and many others buildings which are faithful reflections of that period, such as La Municipalidad (The County Hall) , Central Postal Office, the Palacio de la Real Audiencia and the Cathedral (all they are National Monument. "Plaza de Armas" metro station, line 5)
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The Civic Center:
The Government House was built in neo-classical style by architect Joaquín Toesca to house the Royal Mint, and was the largest building erected by the Spanish Crown in the colonies during the 18th century.

Since year 2000, has been opened to the public as a symbol of increased opennes. ("La Moneda" metro station, line 1)
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Municipal Theatre:
For the opera, ballet or classic music lovers, the Municipal Theatre offers events from March to December. it was inaugurated on 17th September of 1857, with the opera "Ernani" of Giuseppe Verdi. In 1974, the Municipal Theater of Santiago, was declared National Monument ("Santa Lucía" metro station, line 1).



Precolombian Art Museum

This museum show the history of american civilitations and its art with a collection with more than 3000 pieces. Some ofthe most outstanding objects are ceramics and textiles ("Plaza de Armas" metro station, line 5).









 
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