Well, I'm divided, Santiago is a great city, and as such has many benefits, but at thesame time many flaws. Like 50% and i dislike the other 50%
Santiago is a city of extremes, sometimes I meet many different types of cities in it. I find it interesting their diversity, but it is absurd inequality, there are sectors that can not imagine that is Chile, thoroughly modern places such as Vitacura (Sanhattan), and others (who are the majority) where the course came some economic development.
Anyway, as the capital city, Santiago concentrates all trade and services, is a goodplace for education (there are many colleges and niversity), also to start a business or looking for work, etc, etc ...
Anyway, as the capital city, Santiago concentrates all trade and services, is a goodplace for education (there are many colleges and niversity), also to start a business or looking for work, etc, etc ...
The cost to be paid for living here, is sharing a city with constant stress, with streets crowded with cars, longer travel times, the smog, people usually get sick a little for all this, and end up changing their behavior. This is totally different compared with cities in regions.
Although if you want peace, there are also areas dedicated to recreation. For example I like the Cajon del Maipo, the one day of camping out on the outskirts of the city, go for a walk to the mountain panorama is also a great weekend.
In the city there are also many interesting places, like the Museum of Fine Arts, Forest Park, and many places to go for party time. Places that for little money can go to hear music and have a great time, such as Victor Jara Galpon.
In the city there are also many interesting places, like the Museum of Fine Arts, Forest Park, and many places to go for party time. Places that for little money can go to hear music and have a great time, such as Victor Jara Galpon.
