There are many hidden surprises in the town of Huelqu\u00e9n, a small corner of peasant customs. We will start with a visit to its traditional bakery, dating from 1908, surprising for the quality of its bread: the traditional “marraqueta”. After breakfast, we will visit the old Casona Patronal and Dual Museum of El Tr\u00e1nsito.<\/p>\n
Then we will go to Antiyal, a boutique winery recognized for its winemaking philosophy linked to biodynamic agriculture, applied to wines of international fame.<\/p>\n
The area is also a refuge for diverse culinary expressions, such as those of the Chacana restaurant, family and Italian, located towards the foothills of the foothills. From there, along the Padre Hurtado road, an old Inca and Spanish road, the centenary facilities of Vi\u00f1a Santa Rita appear. It is one of the most traditional wineries in the country, a symbol of the Maipo Valley. A tour of its manor house, its wineries and the remarkable Andean Museum is an unforgettable experience.<\/p>\n
Itinerary and practical information:<\/p>\n
4 – 15 people
\nOpen: Tuesday to Saturday
\nFocused on: Generation X tourist.<\/p>\n
08:30 – 09:45: Transfer by van from Santiago to Huelqu\u00e9n
\nBreakfast in a traditional bakery
\nVisit to Casona Patronal and Dual del Tr\u00e1nsito Museum
\nTour and tasting at the Antiyal Vineyard. Tour of the biodynamic vineyards and wine tasting.
\nLunch at Chacana house-restaurant. Italian gastronomy around wine
\nTour and wine tasting at Santa Rita vineyard. Tour of the vineyard and wine tasting.
\nVisit to the Andean Museum
\nShopping at Santa Rita winery wine store.
\n18:00 – 19:30: Transfer by van to Santiago.<\/p>\n
The routes are not yet automatically marketed as standard and are subject to availability and coordination. To enjoy this type of wine tourism experience in Santiago de Chile and its Region, please contact us at info@maipo.travel or book 24 hours in advance any of our private tours with immediate availability that you can find in the main menu.<\/p>\n
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