Anfiteatro Quinta Vergara

A lovely building in a small coastal town that feels antique, if it weren't for the hot October sun, I would really think it was walking on the continent, hoping to have the opportunity to go back and see him again.

Chile is on the way - we went to the park recommended by the guide, one of the best attractions in the city. The park is well preserved with very special trees and plants that have never been seen before. Many people relax and stroll. The attached amphitheatre can be seen from the side, and the Palace of Vegala (Palazzo Vergara) is under renovation. So we are content to go for a ride in the countryside.

This was originally a place where Chile thought it was quite famous for the rich, and now it can be used for restaurants. The environment is very good and there is a beautiful palace.

Some sculptures in white buildings have some subtle Arab-style feel. The arched structures on the first floor form a sun-shade roof, and the windows on the second floor look artistic. The surrounding gardens are very distinctive even if they are stone or carved and plant trimming. You can walk to the beach without consciously following the free park behind the residence.