“Let Nature be your teacher.”
– William Wordsworth
Spectacular days that call for the removal of jackets and winter boots should not be spent inside. After the strangest winter, Santiago has heated up with blue sky, a warm breeze and volantines (kites) in every direction. We spent the afternoon enjoying one of Santiago’s premier parks, the Parque de la Infancia (nearest metro is Cementerios). This is paradise has been created specifically for children although it is so immaculately cared for it makes a worthwhile visit for the grownups too. For more ideas on what to do in Recoleta, have a look here.
Amenities:
- Toboggans
- Tree Huts
- Sand pit
- Furnicular
- Water Fountains
- Ampitheatre
Winter Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10-18:00
Address: Av. Peru 1001 (with Dominica), Recoleta
Entry: Free
More Information: http://www.plataformaurbana.cl/archive/2012/08/21/guia-urbana-de-santiago-parque-bicentenario-de-la-infancia/
