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Parque Padre Hurtado

(ex Intercomunal de La Reina)

One of the largest activity parks in Chile, popular among young adults and families on the weekend. Large green expanses, a lake with boats, barbecue grills and there are often unofficial cultural and sports events taking place.

Hours: Tue-Sun
Price: Parking 3500 pesos, using the barbecue equipment 3500 pesos
Website: parquesanalbertohurtado.cl (opens in a new tab)

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