Culture
Friday, 24 May 2013 14:23
Hundreds of public institutions and social organizations will put on cultural tours and free activities this weekend in honor of the country’s long history and culture. Every last Sunday of May for more than a decade, Chile welcomes all to explore its heritage-rich streets and buildings in the highly-celebrated national “Día del Patrimonio (Cultural Heritage Day).”
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