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Description of Santiago
 Since
the beginning of Spanish colonization, Santiago emerged as an alternative
way of life for many adventurers looking for fame and fortune in
the New World. Dissapointed with the lack of mineral, the adventurers
led by Don Pedro de Valdivia took advantage of the ideal conditions
of this soil for agriculture.
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Description of Valparaíso.
 As
it became the most important harbor in the Southern Hemisphere,
Valparaiso reached the top of its development in the nineteenth
century. This city became an attractive destination for European
and American immigrants, due to its natural and architectonical
beauty, and the efforts of its inhabitants. Nevertheless, when the
Panama Canal was inaugurated, Valparaiso was no longer a obligatory
path for sailors around the world. More.....
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