Top Things to do in Los Rios Region
The 6 Best Specialty Museums in Los Rios Region, Chile
Discover the best top things to do in Los Rios Region, Chile including Museo de los Volcanes, Museo Naval Submarino O'Brien, Museo Historico Tringlo, Museo Historico y Antropologico, Museo de la Exploracion Rudolph Amandus Philippi, Museo Rakin Mapu.
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1. Museo de los Volcanes
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By U7146AAsteves - Santiago, Chile
Is located on the Biological Reserve and is a must to visit if you speak Spanish, have a guide or have a translator. The Volcano Museum is uniquely designed five-story building. According to its web site, they offer tours beginning at the top the dome that is at a later date is to become an observatory, Each level offers a wide arrange of artifacts. The ground floors where you will find a large collection of indigenous artifacts with a special focus on the Mapuche people. On the 2nd floor you can find its main attraction. A mammoth horn which was found in Siberia and unfortunately carved on by the Chinese a long time ago. Too bad. . . One of the biggest faults in Chile is the assumption that all visitors speak Spanish. The Museum is a must visit but it is in needs of information in different languages. Our family speaks four languages but I do feel sorry for the people who come here to lean who don't. Entrence to the museum as the Reserve was free of charge due to the hotel we stayed in. Nobody was present at the ticket counter to inquire about hours. If you have children, go around 15 hrs (3 PM) to see them feed the deer (from a elevated walkway bridge. Hopefully the Tram (located next to the museum, will be open to take ride to the top of the mountain to take in a breathtaking view.
2. Museo Naval Submarino O'Brien
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By jo_ofredericom2016 - Campinas, Brazil
A submarine of the Chilean Navy is totally open for guided visits. It is a must for those who visit Valdívia! We have a chance to see what life was like underwater, for those whose service was in this vessel. It was used for controlling fisheries, in spite of being fitted out for naval warfare. Visitors can see the cots sailor's shared for sleeping, the bathrooms and showers (used only very sparingly, the motor sectors both diesel and electric, dining rooms, captain's cabin fore and aft sectors and navigation facilities. Questions were stimulated and answered with good humor and in an objective way. It was a nice period of time!
3. Museo Historico Tringlo
4. Museo Historico y Antropologico
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By 490theos - Southend-on-Sea, United Kingdom
German emigration required their own brewery and the owners built this house which has many rooms furnished as in the mid C19. Enjoyed it!
5. Museo de la Exploracion Rudolph Amandus Philippi
6. Museo Rakin Mapu
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
