English version At the Los Bordones Intersection, in addition to the iconic El Indio fountain, a massive statue was also erected in honor of the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho, Antonio José de Sucre. It is

English version My tour of the Los Bordones shopping center in the San Luis area is just beginning. I couldn’t pass up this opportunity to take another look at the iconic statue El Indio, which stood for

English version This time, my adventurous spirit took me to a different place—I headed to the Los Bordones neighborhood, located at the far end of San Luis Beach. My mission was not only to enjoy the seaside

English version Walking along Bolívar Street, from the town centre to the Antonio Patricio de Alcalá Hospital, one comes across María Manuela de Alcalá Square. She was not only the mother of Antonio José

English version This time, my steps took me to the José Martí roundabout, a junction where several major avenues meet and which, of course, allows for more efficient traffic flow in this area, given that

English version La Marina Street has much more to show me, so I continued my exploration. There’s a very friendly community here that identifies with the seascape. Since it’s part of their daily lives,

English version Curiosity spurred me on once again and set me in motion, so I decided to explore La Marina Street along the beach, specifically the Navinca area—named after the company that owns a large

English version Rock formations have their own charm—at least that’s how I see it. For several years now, I’ve been taking an interest in natural landforms because they have interesting shapes, and some

English version My walk along Carúpano Avenue took me to the Grotto of the Virgin of the Valley, a place filled with faith and devotion. Here stands the statue of the Virgin, venerated by the community’s

English version Today we’ll explore Salvador Allende Square, which—like the health clinic located nearby—is named after the beloved doctor and former president of Chile. This public space is an island

English version Seascapes have always caught my attention—so much so that for a long time I considered living near the beach. Opening doors and windows to gaze out at the beach, feel the breeze and the

English version New views of the beach awaited me after walking down an alley next to the Salvador Allende Clinic. I had never explored this area before, but I ventured into this neighborhood because I

English version Today we’ll head to the Salvador Allende roundabout, a circular plaza that connects Perimetral Avenue, Los Mangles Avenue, Caigüire Avenue, and Carúpano Avenue, thereby dividing traffic

English version Walking along Perimetral Avenue, I reached the beginning of the Cinta Costera boardwalk. The sign is located right in front of the Salvador Allende Clinic and indicates that from there

English version The Inmaculada Square is known by this name locally due to its proximity to the ‘La Inmaculada’ School, but it is in fact named after Francisco de Paula Aristigueta, a writer and politician

English version Inmaculada Square takes its name from the fact that it is situated opposite the school of the same name. It is even the same size as the school, making it quite spacious. It has benches

English version Caigüire Square welcomes me with open arms. I’ve passed through this place many times, but now I notice that it looks restored, especially because of the new murals—though some still appear

English version The beach continues to offer me fascinating sights; I’m heading towards the famous Cruz de Caigüire, where once again my senses were delighted. The contrast of shadows is striking; I love

English version Whenever I visit the beach, I can’t help but take lots of photographs, as the scenery is well worth capturing. This time, the water was as smooth as glass, a vivid reflection of the sky,

English version It’s hard for me to stay away from the beach for very long. Today, after finishing my first task of the morning, and without giving it much thought, I returned to seek refuge on the shores