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Arrived in Santiago after an overnight flight from Washington, DC. Wanted to both see the city and to get some exercise too. Wanted a guide to show the highlights on the first afternoon. Booked the reservation easily before leaving home via email. The folks at B.V. were very helpful and set up not only the city tour, but also arranged a guided car tour of the Valparaiso area as well. Arrived a bit late to meet B.V. guide, an American (Leer más)

    I arrived in Santiago a few days early last month (August 2008) to enjoy the city prior to a three-week business trip throughout Chile and Peru.  I spent the first day recovering from my overnight flight from New York City and discovered La Bicicleta Verde while browsing online for interesting things to do in Santiago.    With all due respect to the wonderful historical and cultural landmarks in Chile and elsewhere, I’ve had my share of museums and churches in my (Leer más)

by Nathalie Arlington On Sunday afternoon, I went on a bike tour of Santiago. La Bicicleta Verde has only been in existence for a few months, but they did a good job. I enjoyed biking around town. But I am happy we did it on Sunday, when traffic was slow, and not during the week!We biked around downtown mostly, stopping in several neighborhoods, including Bellavista, Cerro Santa Lucia, and downtown.A fountain at Cerro Santa Lucia.Cerro Santa Lucia.Chile has a huge (Leer más)

  On the glowing recommendation of a few local ex-pats, I tried out La Bicicleta Verde. It definitely lived up to the reputation. I took the 7PM night tour, which weaves up through wealthy Las Condes into beautiful, residential Vitacura and back into Santiago through the parks along the river. The guide, Peter, a 4-year vet of Santiago from Kansas, supplied knowledgeable and engaging narration throughout. I had been living in Santiago for 2 months at this point and was not (Leer más)