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The nice, small, clean city is fine for a short stop-over, but our 4 nights were definitely too long. Stay 1, max. 2 nights if you do not plan for excursions outside the village. In the city itself there is generally hardly anything to do...More
Labeled as the "City of Roses" Puerto Varas is a chilean resort town. There are plenty of accommodations, eateries, restaurants, souvenir stalls and a casino. This pretty city sits at the southern edge of of Lago Llanquihue, overlooking the magnificent Mt Orsono and the neighboring...More
Ok so this is not down town London, but in the four days we were there we sat and listened to a fantastic free concert in the town square / park with musicians who would have been at home on any concert stage - 90...More
The town is cute but that is not my purpose...Chester Brewing is amazing. You can buy their beer some places in town but you have to stop at the brewery. I have no idea how to explain how to get there but it within walking...More
Lots of restaurants, hotels and quaint villages surround this town with a European flavour. Lots to see and do so 2 nights was hardly enough. The two restaurants we ate at were fantastic. Will stay a week next time
We stayed a couple nights while the full moon was over the Lake and were swept away with the natural beauty. Walk the beach and town to find the little food gems. This is take off point for adventure travelers for kayak and rafting trips....More
We were down in Puerto Montt area this week end and are of the view that, whilst each town has its unique attractions, Puerto Varas is the most scenic of the three we visited : Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas and Frutillar. It was lovely to...More
We spend New Year's Eve and New Year's Day at Puerto Varas. The hotel was "walkable". Town is hilly. These folks certainly know how to celebrate -- fireworks and alcohol.
Puerto Varas is a small city by the Llanquihue lake, with a view of the Osorno Volcano. Even with its uncertain climate (it rains most of the year), it is lovely to walk around and enjoy the buildings, the sights and the food!
We spent 2 nights in Puerto Varas and had a great time! We spent some time getting to know the town- strolling through the streets visiting little shops, looking at the architecture, admiring the big church and wandering down to the lake. We were fortunate...More
