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Fernando Marquéz de la Plata 0192
(Providencia)
6640152 Santiago
Chile -
+56 2 777 8741
- Mon to Sun from 10:30 AM to 01:00 PM,Mon to Sun from 05:00 PM to 07:00 PM
This spectacular home was the residence of Pablo Neruda, the acclaimed Chilean poet who won the Nobel Prize for Literature. The home has its own unique style, in great part designed by the poet himself, and can be found at the bottom of San Cristóbal Hill. It was built in 1955 by Pablo and his wife, Matilde. There is a beautiful library filled with a vast collection of books, paintings and other objects belonging to Neruda. It is also the headquarters of the Pablo Neruda Foundation. Paid entry. Call ahead to set up a guided tour.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Visit one of Neruda's three homes in Chile”
I've always been fascinated by Neruda's life story and have now visited all of his Chilean homes - each of which is unique and interesting in i...
“Worth visiting”
I agree with peakescroft's review. Just want to add: -the house is in Bellavista area. -our guide (a girl) was very knowledgeable. -we have als...
“A fascinating legacy from a great poet”
Pablo Nerudas Santiago residence, where he lived from the mid 50s to 1973, when he died just before the Pinochet takeover - is built into the s
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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OK
I disliked it because it was somewhat patronizing if you ask me. The man is a little wierd but the actual house was pretty decent i guess.
best ever
this is the best place i have ever been to. i would give this a 5 out a of 5. this place was amazing. i would highly recamend it to anyone who ...
Lover's nest
La Chascona, was the "love nest" of poet Pablo Neruda and his wife Matilde Urrutia.It is situaded at the bottom of the San Cristobal Hill, near...
Will go back again
A wonderful glimpse into the mind of a modern genius and the world he created to live in each day.On the tour, you'll learn why water tastes be...
Great
I have been a Pablo Neruda fan for a long time and it was great to be able to see his house. La Chascona is the name of the women he later marr...
Great little house
It is an interesting little house where Pablo Neruda maintained one of his mistresses. It is a piece of the life of one of Latin America's grea...
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