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The lively little square in the intersection of the two most important avenues of Santiago, Alameda and Vicuña Mackenna is also frequently the place for public meetings such as celebrating sport successes and political demonstrations.
Plaza Baquedano, commonly known as Plaza Italia, is a major landmark in Santiago, Chile.
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Until 2010 Santiago's highest building, now surpassed by Torre Titanium La Portada and Gran Torre Santiago.
The mountaineering foundation founded in 1947 organizes excursions and competitions, as well as offers courses in mountaineering, first aid, and orienteering through its affiliate, the Escuela Nacional de Montaña.
Santiago's modern art museum is part of the university's faculty of art. Next to the façade there's a statue by the Colombian artist Fernando Botero.
A place to relax with many sculptures and good views to the skyline of the financial district.
Cerro San Cristóbal
One of the city's landmarks, this hill has walking paths, gardens, viewpoints and the Metropolitan zoo.
Costanera Center
South America's highest building with a viewing platform on the top floor.