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Plaza Baquedano (Plaza Italia)
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Plaza Baquedano, commonly called Plaza Italia, is a bustling roundabout and square in Santiago where several major avenues converge. It serves as a symbolic heart of the city, often hosting political demonstrations, football victory celebrations, and New Year's festivities. The plaza features a central monument to General Manuel Baquedano, a hero of the War of the Pacific, though the statue has been temporarily removed for restoration. Surrounding the square are grand buildings, including the Iglesia de la Gratitud Nacional and the Torre Entel tower. Visitors will experience a vibrant, sometimes chaotic atmosphere with constant traffic, street vendors, and crowds. The nearby Bellavista neighborhood offers bohemian cafes and nightlife, while the Mapocho River runs alongside.
不容错过
- Monument to General Baquedano (currently under restoration)
- View of the Torre Entel telecommunications tower
- Nearby Bellavista neighborhood for dining and nightlife
- Iglesia de la Gratitud Nacional church
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Getting there
行前须知
- The monument is currently fenced off for restoration; check if it has reopened.
- Baquedano metro station can be very busy; use alternative exits if needed.
- Be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas.
- Combine a visit with a walk along the Mapocho River or into Bellavista.
历史一瞥
Originally a crossing point on the Mapocho River, the plaza was named after General Baquedano in the early 20th century. It became a focal point for public gatherings, notably during the 2019 protests when it was a central site for demonstrations.
常见问题
Is Plaza Baquedano safe to visit?
Generally safe during daytime and early evening, but avoid during large protests or late at night. Keep valuables secure.
Why is it also called Plaza Italia?
Historically, the area was known as Plaza Italia due to its proximity to the Italian embassy; both names are used interchangeably.
Can I see the monument up close?
The statue of General Baquedano was removed in 2021 for restoration; the pedestal remains but access may be restricted.
What is the best way to get there?
Take Metro Line 1 to Baquedano station. The plaza is right outside.
Are there restaurants nearby?
Yes, the Bellavista neighborhood just north has many restaurants and bars.
Is it worth visiting if the monument is gone?
Yes, it remains a vibrant public space and a key part of Santiago's urban landscape.
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