Im not from, Santiago. I was born and bred in Rancagua. When I finish the secundary school, I could come here because I began to study in the university. Really, I knowed Santiago, but for a bit, because when i was 10 years, I came here with my mother to visit the dentist, but in that travels arround Santiago, I didn´t learn to take the bus or the underground, I was a child and very unconcerned of the city.
I arrived to Santiago in 2006, a year before transantiago, and I can say that I saw the city trough the yellows buses. In the big santiago, you can kwon new places taking a bus, that is my form to see it. If you want see beautiful old town whit old and classic architectures and streets, you would go to centre Santiago. Between matucana and 5-sur avenues, is the old Santiago centre. If you begun in matucana, you can visit the quinta normal park, or the museums over there. Santo Domingo is the most beautiful street, because is coblesstone in a whole, you can go walking, it´s great!. Then, you arrives the Yungay square, a typicall park in this neighborhood. If you want following walk, you see the Brazil neighborhood, whit the famous park, beautifull places to walk. Next the park, you can eating good plates or drinks in the night. Other places that offer lovely streets you can discover in providencia, Ñuñoa, etc. In Santiago you could visit their parks, but , in a whole, the parks are no good impeccable. The typicals parks are Quinta Normal, O´higgins park, and the Forestal Park. This last, is very beautifull and lovely, it`s near the Mapocho river and you can visit the Beauty Arts Museum. Next there, walking to alameda, you would see the lastarria neighborhood, beauty places and restorants, but more expensives for a student like me. If you walking to north, you will see the San Cristobal hill, and the neighborhood Bellavista, ideal for a drinks whit friends after the work/school. The two places that you must visit are: the Peace square, a beauty place next the General Cemetery, and the Franklin neighborhood, typical and old places with shop and restorants very cheap, but you must take care whit the people. In a whole, Santiago can be a beautyfull and quiet, but you must take care always.
I arrived to Santiago in 2006, a year before transantiago, and I can say that I saw the city trough the yellows buses. In the big santiago, you can kwon new places taking a bus, that is my form to see it. If you want see beautiful old town whit old and classic architectures and streets, you would go to centre Santiago. Between matucana and 5-sur avenues, is the old Santiago centre. If you begun in matucana, you can visit the quinta normal park, or the museums over there. Santo Domingo is the most beautiful street, because is coblesstone in a whole, you can go walking, it´s great!. Then, you arrives the Yungay square, a typicall park in this neighborhood. If you want following walk, you see the Brazil neighborhood, whit the famous park, beautifull places to walk. Next the park, you can eating good plates or drinks in the night. Other places that offer lovely streets you can discover in providencia, Ñuñoa, etc. In Santiago you could visit their parks, but , in a whole, the parks are no good impeccable. The typicals parks are Quinta Normal, O´higgins park, and the Forestal Park. This last, is very beautifull and lovely, it`s near the Mapocho river and you can visit the Beauty Arts Museum. Next there, walking to alameda, you would see the lastarria neighborhood, beauty places and restorants, but more expensives for a student like me. If you walking to north, you will see the San Cristobal hill, and the neighborhood Bellavista, ideal for a drinks whit friends after the work/school. The two places that you must visit are: the Peace square, a beauty place next the General Cemetery, and the Franklin neighborhood, typical and old places with shop and restorants very cheap, but you must take care whit the people. In a whole, Santiago can be a beautyfull and quiet, but you must take care always.
I am agree in some places and I know some of this places like the O´Higgins park or Bellavista neighborhood, I love fairs like Franklin or Bio-bio where you can find very exclusive and old things, but obviously you should take care always your things.
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