Top Things to do in Castro
What to do and see in Castro, Los Lagos Region: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
A rainbow assortment of palafitos (wooden houses on stilts) are the unofficial calling card of Castro, the capital city of Chiloé Island. Once home to thousands of farmers and a target for European pirates, Castro was established in the 16th century and is Chilé’s third-oldest city. Highights here are the astonishing wooden church, an impressive contemporary art museum and the charming wharf in the Gamboa district.
Restaurants in Castro
1. Turismo Pangue
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5.0 based on 176 reviews
Company dedicated to the provision of nature tourism, adventure tourism and expeditions on the island of Chiloe.
2. Aylla Chiloe
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Aylla Chiloe is an art and design store focused on the tourist and the public from Chiloe , where you will find souvenirs and exclusive products of this wonderful archipelago, among other items made by family businesses in our country. Come and get to know this different proposal, with an identity which seeks to make you remember that you came to this little piece of land, near the end of the world.
3. Church of San Francisco
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4.5 based on 1,257 reviews
Made entirely of wood, this striking church was designed by an Italian architect in a blend of Neo-Gothic and classic design.
Reviewed By RichardK938 - West Palm Beach, United States
This church is one of the UNESCO Chiloe churches and is really pretty. It has a bright yellow exterior and a fantastic wooden interior with a vaulted ceiling made using ship building techniques. It even takes the shape of an inverted ship's hull. Don't miss this church and as many other UNESCO churches as you can take in.
4. Origenes
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4.5 based on 22 reviews
5. Iglesia Nuestra Senora de Gracia de Nercon
6. Biblioteca Publica de Castro
7. Feria Campesina Yumbel
8. Museo de Arte Moderno Chiloe
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4.0 based on 73 reviews
Museo de arte contemporáneo, alrededores naturales y construcción tradicional en madera. Muestras principales entre enero y marzo (verano sudamérica)
