Parque Padre Hurtado — Attraction in La Reina

Nice place. We did the free tour on a Saturday afternoon (it starts at 12:00pm) and lasts for about an hour and a half. The guide speaks only Spanish but was very kind and explained that the "National Coliseum" served as a prison during the dictatorship in the 70s. Many historical information and pictures. We did get in the stadium where there is a gate which has been kept intact since the time of the prison camps. Finally we watched a game (Universidad de Chile x Cobresal) which worth a lot (U$18,00 for 2 tickets). It's a full Chilean experience. The metro station is very close by (Estadio Nacional) and also there is Mall 10 minutes from the place. We had...

For a pay--to-enter park, I expected more, way more. We visited it on a Friday and almost everything inside (rental boat station, educational labs, mini train, etc) was closed. Also, there was no potable water inside the park, just a paid "refill station" at the entrance, and the bathrooms were also paid (in addition to the entrance fee), and nothing exceptional (minimally clean, and the one at the entrance lacked toilet paper). There were plenty of equipment for exercising and for kids to play, but the only ping-pong table was very badly maintained and...

Nice park inside the city with lots of things. It cost $500 if you go walking (you have to pay extra for dogs). You have to also pay if you go by car. It's large: 500.000 sqm, has a lot of shadow. It has: barbeque zone, playgrounds and birthday area, pony rides, bycycle route, a pond, cafeteria. Ideal for kids and families, also for friends.

It's a good choice to celebrate kids birthday parties. In the southern area has a small isolated area with games for kids and roundabouts to rent.

Also good for large groups: you can rent a barbeque and share with...