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3 weeks Done !!

HOLA!

Its 3 weeks been here in Santiago !
I was looking for popular Macdonalds...this made me to fulfill , when I saw they Serve the Same standard Chicken burger !

It's a wonderful place for strolling, and each neighborhood has its unique flavor and tone. Head out for the day to take in the museums, grand architecture and pedestrian malls of the Centro, before an afternoon picnic in one of the gorgeous hillside parks that punctuate the city's landscape.

Nightlife takes off in the sidewalk eateries, cafes and beer halls of Barrios Brasil, Lastarria and Bellavista, while as you head east to well-heeled neighborhoods like Providencia and Las Condes, you'll find tony restaurants and world-class hotels.

With a growing economy, renovated arts scene and plenty of eccentricity to spare, Santiago is an old-guard city on the cusp of a modern-day renaissance.
There is a lot of discotheques and clubs in diferent neighborhoods: Bellavista, Suecia, Vitacura, Borderio, Providencia, etc.

The typical hour to dinner is 9-11 pm. Then you can go to a Bar/Pub 11-2 am and then .... lets go to Dancefloor till 5 am (all bars, clubs close by law at 5 am)
Now a few words about Bellavista. Here you can find hyppest clubs and Bars (Constitucion Street) like La Feria, Bar Constitucion, etc.. but you can find very dangerous places too. The limit is Pio Nono Street. If you just want to relax and have a nice night, dont go to west. Women dont go alone!

When the music is over.... go to an After Hour.


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