parque arauco

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Louis Vuitton it´s actualy cheaper than in USA. Great places to eat and much more better than Costanera Center. Not as crowded as the last one.

This Mall is my favorite in the city! I simply love walking around, even though it's kinda confusing walking there. The Forever 21 shop in this one, for me, is nicer than the Costañera's one. :) Having a meal around 8PM, watching the sunset in the outside area is also amazing.

Santiago is a beautiful city. It has several attractions. The ones I found great were the parks and walkways that run between American Vespucio which is the main ring road. I stayed in Los Condes and really enjoyed being able to walk down to the city area where there is plenty of shops and amazing buildings to see. If you walk the main area of Avenida Apoquindo you will find heaps of things to look at. You can see the Andes if you look up the avenida. Loved being there.

I usually come here while staying in Santiago, because it's near the hotel (Marriott) and other important places in the city. The mall has great stores and restaurants. It's really nice to walk around!

This is a very nice mall that is one of the stops on many of the [double-decker] tour bus routes. The mall is pretty big and has many stores and restaurants. Great place to shop and souvenir hunt. Great for photo ops. The mall is reminiscent of a few malls in Vegas. It's nice having some of the mall inside and some of the mall outside.

Very pleasant to walk around. Specially loved the eating area. The only bad thing is the amount of smokers.

This is a large and interesting shopping mall which arguably is supposed to be the best in Chile. It has a lot of prominent brand stores and world class shopping opportunities. There is an indoor section and outdoor area. One can find a lot of good restaurants here, ice cream places and bakeries with pastries. Outdoor section in good weather is very attractive for entire family. The mall has a cinema, tourist office to book trips at, ATMs.

Great place. Big chain shops with nice restaurant open mall.Don't miss the Parque Araucano just around the corner which is really a good and peculiar park.

Parque Arauco is a shopping mall in Santiago. Just a 6 minute walk from my hotel (Renaissance Santiago), it was an ideal location to fulfil all my shopping needs. From luxury brands to high street fashion - everything is present here! Banks, restaurants, cinemas, etc are all available here - Parque Arauco is a World Class Shopping mall. Most highly recommended.

This is an awesome mall for shopping. Not only will you find great international brands like Louis Vuitton but Emporio Armani also has one of his rare Caffe's serving great italian food (Pizza is a must here). The department store Ripley carries the French brand (cacharel) Paris, make sure to stock up since there are view places that sell the brand. Non in the U.S.

Whilst it's true that this is just another mall in the world, it's also a great place to have near you. Yes, if you're in other areas then this is not really a MUST visit atraction, but having had a hotel just opposite - I couldn't have asked for more. Food court, all national and international brands/department stores, and phone providers for sim cards and top ups. It's probably the best place to get everything you need in Santiago. Easy to get around GREAT restaurants and a Hyper Supermarket just opposite.

Nothing particularly amazing about this mall. Good high end stores but nothing that screams different from malls all over the world. Worth a look if wanting to shop

As other reviews mentioned this is a copy of malls you can see many places in the Americas. Instead or afterwards visit the actual park next door which has fountains, rose gardens, walking paths, sculptures, ponds, and a chance to escape the downtown city. Also if you have a car drive north on Alonso de Cordoba and you will see the Rodeo Drive and 90210 of Santiago. At the end of Alonso de Cordova is Parque Bicentennial.

In my opinion this is the biggest and most diverse mall in Santiago, having lots and lots of different stores in all directions. In more than one ocassion you WILL get lost, but thankfully there are interactive maps and information counters to help you out. Some stores have a "tourist only discount", so don't miss that. The mall is divided in two: The normal "inside" mall and the "luxury district" on the outside with some pricey stores and lots of different restaurants of all kind. It's an amazing mall that you'll find difficult to visit just one time!ProTip: There's no subway station nearby, but one 4-5 blocks away. If you are staying very far from the mall I reccomend getting there using that station and then walking to the place: There's a big and beautiful park in between, so you'll enjoy a great view while you walk.