Arriving in two weeks - advice on where to visit / eat / drink

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Member since 29 September 2014

leeatkinsonMember01 October 2014 12:52:51

Hi Guys,

My partner and I are due into Santiago in two weeks and would welcome any advice on where visit/eat/drink etc.

We have identified Chile as the place to relocate ourselves and potentially our business (assuring we enjoy ourselves!) so any advice or experience you can share here too would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Lee

kenjee ViP

Member since 02 June 2014

kenjeeViP02 October 2014 07:06:50

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Hello Lee and welcome to Expat.com

Hope that some members will be able to give you some nice tips.

You can check out our directory : Restaurants in Santiago to find some contact infos of where to eat / drink.

Please feel free to recommend any other business, like bars, clubs in our directory so that other members in the future can benefit from the info.

Regards
Kenjee
Expat.com Team

erre1990 Member

Member since 29 January 2014

erre1990Member06 October 2014 20:55:18

Hello if you want having fun by the night you can go to barrio bellavista or some clubs nearest Universidad de Chile law school (i don't know exactly the name of the streets, sorry)

To watch sightseing you can visit Santa lucia hills (Cerro santa Lucia) or go to nearest place from "La moneda" (La moneda is where the president works?? if she really work...)

Sorry i don't know to much about Santiago because i'm from Los Angeles (Bio-Bio)

Have a good trip.

metlucero New member

Member since 17 September 2010

metluceroNew member06 October 2014 23:10:41

Hi

My name is Mario and I am from Argentina but I lived here since December 2007 so I know many pubs with great beers such as Guinness.

Indeed, we can talk on Skype (metlucero is my user) in order to help you with all the information that you need.

Best Regards,

Mario

P.S. My personal email is metlucero@gmail.com

ekampel Active member

Member since 04 January 2014

ekampelActive member03 November 2014 14:04:49

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