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What You Need to Know About Santiago

Santiago, the capital and largest city of the South American country Chile, is the political and economic center of the country. Chilean Peso is used in Santiago and Spanish is spoken as the official language. In the city that lies between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains, Ahumada Street is the heart of the city. There is Plaza de Armas Square at the end of the street, which is very lively with coffee shops, souvenir shops and roadside demonstrators. There is always music and crowds in the square, which is closed to traffic. Places to visit in Santiago are around Plaza de Armas Square and these structures can be listed as follows; Palacio de la Moneda (Presidential Palace), Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral, Central Post Office Building, Palacio de la Real Audiencia de Santiago (Chilean National History Museum), Edwards Building, Casa Colorado Church, which also houses the Santiago Museum, Santiago Municipal Theatre, National Library.

Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport is the most important airport of the city of Santiago. Turkish Airlines, Air Europa, Air France, Qatar Airways, Lufthansa, Avianca- Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia, British Airways, Pegasus Airlines, Air Canada and many other companies carry passengers between Istanbul and Santiago. To go to Cibao International Airport, which is 15 km south of the city, you can use Turkish Airlines, Aeroflot Russian Airlines, British Airways, Lufthansa, Delta Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, etc. companies may be preferred. To get more detailed information about Santiago airports and Santiago flight tickets, you can visit the oBilet online flight ticket sales platform.

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is the largest city and capital of Chile. Santiago, located within the Santiago Metropolitan Region, contains 32 administrative neighborhoods. Santiago, whose population is approximately 5 million people, is around 7 million people, including all its metropolises. Approximately 40% of Chile's population is concentrated in the city of Santiago and its surrounding metropolises. Santiago Centro, the main center of the city, hosts the administrative centers of the city and is a neighborhood where approximately 250 thousand people live. After the end of the coup periods in 1990, it is still considered the political and economic center of the country, even though the country's parliament is located in another city.

The city is located on the plain at the foot of the Andes Mountains and its climate is dry and hot. There is an air pollution problem due to intense traffic and industrial activities.

The history of the city dates back to February 12, 1541. It was founded by Pedro de Valdivia on a hill called Santa Lucia, located in the center of the city. The reason why he chose this place is that it has a very sheltered structure. However, as soon as the city was founded, attacks began on the city.

The first buildings in the city were built by the locals, and later various streets were added to the city. It was destroyed in a heavy earthquake in 1647. After the 1930s, it began to industrialize rapidly and its population increased. Many public institutions and ministries began to be established around La Moneda, the Presidential Palace. Santiago, whose population increased with immigration from other parts of the country, turned into a large metropolis.