One of the safest cities in Chile and South America.

The historic center is compact and very easy to navigate on foot.

Based on buses and 'colectivos' (shared taxis) that work well in the urban area.

Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.

Quiet, focused on British-style pubs and bars or beer venues.

Culture marked by Patagonian identity, the heritage of pioneers and native peoples.

First-class gastronomy focused on seafood and southern meats.

A shopping paradise thanks to the Free Trade Zone (ZonAustral).

The most challenging factor; cold and windy even in summer.

City dedicated to Antarctic and Patagonian tourism.

Safe and educational destination for children, with a focus on wildlife and the history of explorers.

Conservative but respectful society; Chile has made great progress in legislation.

The 'Magallanians' are known for their hospitality and pride in their land.

Dramatic landscapes where the steppe meets the sea and the mountains.

Mix of stately European-style palaces with wooden houses and colorful zinc roofs.

Key point in the history of world navigation and polar exploration.

Surrounded by wild nature, although the urban parks are modest.

Generally clean and tidy city, helped by the wind that disperses pollution.

Small ecosystem, focused mainly on services for mining, energy and tourism.

Good fiber optic connectivity, but insulation and climate can be a challenge.