Hey Mates! Welcome to this beautiful encounter with the Chilean handicraft. Artisans town located near to the Andes Mountains, Las Condes, Santiago de Chile. Which gathers the most diverse offer of traditional and contemporary handmade objects....and tipical food as well! Welcome to one country with a lot of story, spicy flavor and tradition....welcome to Chile!
History tells us that this land originally belonged of Chief Apoquindo. In 1767 the Canisbro Family acquired the land and built a house and Chapel. 
In 1803 it was left as a legacy to the Dominician Fathers of Recoleta.
WARNING: "One small hat can be dangerous with your head"...
8 comments:
Viva Chile Lindo!
flipo Crazy Drile q sito y música + chuli!!!:D
it is a little lovely town .. Full of color and creativity ..
I love the Market the most .... it is VERY FRESH and GREEN ..
Congratulations
Subongkot
Very beautiful pics, and very beautiful the work of the artesans.
The market with a lot of color invites you to eat.
Thanks for leting us travel with you!!!
Ahhh... and....
Be careful with your small hat!!!
Excelente Soy+pequeño...me alegra que te gustara el capitulo!
Es un pueblito como mágico, lleno de color y de vida...puedes probar platos típicos de Chile y encontrar gran variedad de frutas, pesca y mariscos.... Una de las Artesanias más famosas de Chile y en venta en los Domínicos es la Artesania y joyería de Lápiz Lázuli y objetos en Cobre y madera...
Increible! tienen que visitarlo
Saludos a España!
Crazy Drile
ps: Manden fotos de España a delapuentecamus@gmail.com para publicar sus propios capitulos ..O.K? C-ya!
Thanks Subongkot! everything looks and it is fresh! amazing! lots of fruits, veggies and Sea food...lots of colors and sounds...
You can smell simple happy life
Love you.
Your Captain
ps: a lot of good things are waiting for you
Yep...these people are artists ...amazing work! and not expensive
Lapiz Lázuli is one of the favorites here....turists love it!
★ Crazy Drile
God bless the queen!
God bless the wine!!!, and the "empanadas" only if they've more meat than onion.
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