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Mercado Central

San Pablo 967 interior, Santiago, Chile

Featured Review : This very impressive building was designed by the self-taught architect Fermin Vivaceta and is built of cast iron parts fabricated in Britain. It was built for the National Exposition of 1872. Since then it has survived ...See Full Review

  • #2 most popular
    thing to do in Santiago
  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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Mercado Central

  • 4 out of 5 stars by LenR from Townsville, Queensland, Australia
  • October 26, 2009
Mercado Central
Quote: This very impressive building was designed by the self-taught architect Fermin Vivaceta and is built of cast iron parts fabricated in Britain. It was built for the National Exposition of 1872. Since then it has survived as the city’s premier seafood... Read the full Mercado Central review

From journal Santiago Memorable Buildings

Mercado Central

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Todd W. from Atlanta, Georgia
  • October 29, 2000
Quote: This is a great place to get lost and wander for a few hours. You'll find original art, shoes, leather items, crystals, Che Guevara posters, knickknacks put together by traveling hippies short on money, old LPs and books, and just about everything... Read the full Mercado Central review

From journal Santiago and Valparaiso