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Mahuida Park
If you are looking for what to do this holiday outdoors, a good idea is to walk along the beautiful trails of Mahuida Park, a 170-hectare park in the Santiago foothills that It will be open this Wednesday.
It was transformed into a protected green area in 1999, under the administration of the then mayor of La Reina, the architect Fernando Castillo Velasco.
Since that year, the Mawuida or “mountainous universe” in Mapudungun, has incorporated 160 hectares that are about to become a Municipal Nature Reserve, the third in Chile after the communes of Arica and Cartagena, which seek to strengthen these green lungs through local management.
Everyone who goes to this park will have to decide to follow one of the three self-guided trails of different difficulties: Loma Pelada, Qubrada Guayacán, Cerro La Cruz.
The entrance fee is $500 for pedestrians, $1,000 for cyclists and $3,500 for cars.
More details on the park platform.
Tupahue Pool
The temperature in Santiago is already above 30°. But don't worry, the summer season has started in the Parque Metropolitano, with the reopening of the Tupahue pool.
So a good idea is to go up to weather the heat at this refreshing place on San Cristóbal hill, which is open from Tuesday to Sunday and with several sanitary measures, including the requirement of a mobility pass.
You can buy tickets online, through the Parquemet website, which have a value of $4,000 and $2,500 for children under 13 years of age and seniors.
Dinosaurs Auto Tour
What to do on the holiday with the boys and girls? Take them to the Espacio Riesco parking lots, which will find them turned into a great Jurassic park thanks to Dinosaurs Auto Tour.
This is the name of the exhibition of large prehistoric animals in animatronic format and that comes to Chile for the first time to amaze adults and children, especially dinosaur lovers.
A panorama that has the particularity of being safe from a sanitary point of view, since, as its name reveals, it is traveled by car, thus maintaining social distance and avoiding crowds.
The way to appreciate the around 30 dinosaurs on display, several of them animatronics, with movements and sounds that make them seem real, among which there is an adult and a young tiger Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, Giganotosaurus and Velociraptor, among others.
Also a Diplodocus, which draws attention for its size and which has the grace of being the largest that has been exhibited in Chile, with 35 meters long and 12 meters high.
Beyond Van Gogh
Just this Wednesday, one of the most anticipated events of this year begins, Beyond Van Gogh, the surprising exhibition inspired by the work of the Dutchman, a key figure of post-impressionism, which has the grace of being immersive.
In other words, it generates the sensation of being inside the artist's paintings thanks to the use of large projections on the walls that swirl, dance and refocus.
A true journey through his fascinating work and that can be seen at Movistar Arena from December 8 to February 4, 2022, in a panorama that will not only attract art followers, but families in general .
Inside the place you will find a circuit where more than 300 works by Vincent Van Gogh will be exhibited through projections created by the French-Canadian Mathieu St-Arnaud and his Normal Studio, who has worked for Cirque Du Soleil and in the video backgrounds from stars like Justin Timberlake and The Killers.
Here he surprises with the artist's paintings transformed into enveloping walls full of light, color and shapes, which combine 3D technologies, museographies and enveloping projections.
Demo Franklin
right in the center of the historic Persa Víctor Manuel, better known as the "antiquarian shed".Pedro Chavarría cooks there, the chef who worked in renowned restaurants such as Boragó and Quintonil, the one in Mexico City that occupies number 23 on the list of The World 50 Best.
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Don't expect a sophisticated menu in any case, because Demo's is market cuisine, with no more than three ingredients per dish, and a surprise component that makes each bite an experience.
You can try it in versions such as brunch ($10,000), which includes sourdough bread, butter, fermented vegetables, juice, specialty coffee, and some of the daily dish options, such as a flat loin with sweet onion , purple cabbage and potato tortilla for example. All this plus a dessert that can be a brownie.
Another alternative is to order the menu of the day ($12,000), with the same main courses and dessert as the brunch, but different starter options, such as a meat tartar with egg yolk and nasturtium leaves, or aubergines with a touch of sugar and parmigiano reggiano cheese.
Better if you go early, because their dishes usually run out.
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Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 10 AM to 5 PM
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In-Edit Festival
One of the favorite festivals for music lovers and also those of cinema has already started, because music documentaries are the specialty of In-Edit, a contest that was born in Barcelona and then came to Chile.
In its 17th version, it is committed to a hybrid version, with an online channel to watch from anywhere in the country and performances in venues such as the Nescafé de las Artes Theater, the Alameda Art Center, Matucana 100 and the UC Cinema.
There are seven days until December 14 full of premieres, talks, meetings, live music and exhibitions of titles focused on figuaras such as St Vincent (in the photo), Raúl Zurita, Lydia Lunch, the band Idles, La Polla Records or the legendary duo Sparks.
You can check the program for this Wednesday the 8th on the festival's website.
Laguna Batuco Nature Sanctuary
The Metropolitan Region has a new Nature Sanctuary, Laguna Batuco, thus adding to the other 11 places in Santiago that already have this environmental protection rating, such as the Altos de Cantillana reserve.
A true natural treasure of the Metropolitan Region, among other reasons, for its rich biodiversity and because about a third of the birds in Chile pass through it.
In addition, species such as the corner duck, a native of South America, nest among its reeds and reeds.
Best of all, for some years now the Batuco Lagoon can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday, including holidays, since it was opened to the public with an infrastructure that has 480 meters of walkway and three viewpoints next to the reflecting pool .
In Fiore Ice Cream Parlor
In Fiore means “in bloom” in Italian and is also the name of the ice cream parlor that has just opened on Av. Santa Isabel, in the heart of the Italia neighborhood.
Behind this new place is Venere Bulliari, the same Italian woman who, together with her brother Massimo, has one of the neighborhood hits, In Pasta, the restaurant and trattoria with a small emporium located on the same block, where everything is done there same.
And the same thing happens with the In Fiore ice creams, which are made by Venere itself with seasonal ingredients and a base of imported raw materials, in the Italian way.
They cost $2,100 for a simple one, $2,900 for two flavors and $3,500 for three flavors, in a crunchy cone or small glass.
In addition, on its large terrace that faces the street you can try a variety of paninis ($4,900), made on the spot, such as the vegetarian one, with mozzarella, arugula, dehydrated tomatoes and pesto, or the traditional one, with prosciutto , mozzarella, lettuce and tomato.
Museo Artequin
If you go to the Museo Artequin you will see it full of color, offerings, skulls and flags made of confetti. This is because his new exhibition is dedicated to the Day of the Dead, the traditional and popular Mexican celebration that honors those who have already left.
In fact, as soon as you enter you will find a large altar for the dead, right in the center of the first floor.
The heart of the exhibition are the photographs of the Chilean Ángel Cristi and the Mexican Marco Bautista, who recorded the celebration in different places with their lenses.
In addition, this Wednesday holiday you will have several special activities, such as a workshop on Mexican hearts, at 12 PM and 14 PM ($5,000), and another on Christmas decorations, from 12:30 PM to 2 PM ($10,000).
Netflix movie marathon
If your idea of plan for this holiday is to stay at home, then nothing better than a movie marathon.
You can catch up on this year's most acclaimed releases on Netflix, like the ones in this guide, a handful of feature films starring stars like Kirsten Dunst, Zendaya, Jakel Gyllenhaal and Rosamund Pyke, among others.
Short for popcorn? Here is a recipe to make at home.
