Discover the best top things to do in Arica and Parinacota Region, Chile including Sea Museum, Lynn Tour Arica, Museo Arqueologico San Miguel de Azapa, Museo Momias Chinchorro, Museo De Sitio Colon 10, Terminal Agropecuario Arica, Luckia Casino, Catedral de San Marcos, Museo Historico y de Armas, Casino Arica.
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The Arica Sea Museum show some of the thousand of marvelous creatures and fossils from the sea, through the personal collection of professor Mr. Nicolás Hrepic, who gathered all kind of seashells and fossils from all around the globe since the 1960's decade.
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Lynn Tour Arica is a tour operator, born of the need for shortages of innovative, cultural, sustainable and experiential tourism offers to generate an unforgettable experience. We understand that Arica carries with it an ancestral culture of over 10,000 years of history that continues to unite sea and land with natural attractions and cultural customs. Our commitment is that our travelers receive the best service of quality, sustainable, specialized and personalized. Our mission is to spread the 10,000 years of history that our region has, seeking that this cultural tourism is done in respect with the environment.
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Great Museum clearly shows in a very scholar way about the history of the Chinchorro culture with mummies older than the famous Egyptian ones. We drove to the museum and spend the rest of the day in The Valley , Lots to see
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This is the part of the museum that displays the tools used in mummification, as well as the mummies themselves and the clothes and attributes they wore. Most mummies did not come with expensive jewellery or clothes, but were common people and children. The tools and clothes are well displayed, as well as some parts of the mummies and mummies of small children en fetuses. The other mummies are in 1 large room and are seen through 1 window
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Upon excavating the grounds for a new hotel, the undertakers stumbled on innumerable skeletons, and the University of Taracapa, guardians and caretakers of the Chinchorro mummies was able to stop construction and purchase the site. The skeletal remains have been left to rest in their original place and position. A glass floor allows visitors a respectful observation of this several thousand year old burial place in Northern Chile. Closed on Mondays, so plan your visit to Arica accordingly.
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Luckia Casino is located in the north of Chile with a wide and ambitious offer of entertainment. Live shows, latest generation machines and game tables; Roulette, BlackJack, Poker, Craps, etc. All this complemented with restaurants, Karaoke, coffee Shop, bars and an excellent offer of accommodation with Antay Hotel.
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Assembled in the 1870's to replace the main church lost to the 1868 earthquake, this national monument was the city's first building constructed of steel and cast iron, with only its door made from wood.
If you go to Arica, you must go here. If you can go during the day AND night. The contrast is amazing. It's a cast iron church, and resonates like you think it would. Home to some birds, and amazing frescoes (12 stations are beautiful). Just beautiful. If you take pictures, drop a coin or two in the box (just my opinion)
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