[Magallanes]

 

[tkr]

a kind of european "air"/feeling and look.. beautiful! does it snow there?

 

[JAMESCHIL]

TALCA ESTA UBICADA EN EL CENTRO DE CHILE, EN EL VALLE CENTRAL, ZONA AGRICOLA POR EXCELENCIA, POSEE UNA DE LAS MAS GRANDES PLANTACIONES VITIVINICOLAS DE CHILE.

 

[Alfred]

a very nice and euroamerican city!
congrats

 

[egm_ar]

Muy linda ciudad che.

¿Cuantos habitantes tiene?

 

[fcarvall]

How could a Chilean city look anything BUT European? Were you expecting African or Asian architecture? Sorry to disappoint you but the Indians that lived in Chile when the Spanish came did not have long lasting architecture. They were warriors and they lost the war, so they are now in utter decadence.

It is CHILEAN, thoroughly Chilean, and it looks Chilean, with the typical checker board mapping of all Chilean cities, with a central Plaza de Armas with the public buildings, cathedrals, banks, shops, and theater of all other Chilean cities.

 

[BsAsguy]

Muy linda!!! Queda al sur de Santiago?
Es impresionante como las ciudades argentinas y chilenas se parecen!!!

 

[Menandro]

Muy guapa la ciudad....tiene un feeling único!! kay:

 

[Hermann]

Muy linda ciudad che.

¿Cuantos habitantes tiene?

Tiene 200.000 habs.

 

[Magallanes]

It is CHILEAN, thoroughly Chilean, and it looks Chilean, with the typical checker board mapping of all Chilean cities, with a central Plaza de Armas with the public buildings, cathedrals, banks, shops, and theater of all other Chilean cities.

:weird: Eso lo tienen todas las ciudades del mundo...no es tipico de Chile...

 

[iñaki-garcia]

Todas las ciudades intermedias chilenas se ven super bonitas, tranquilas y saludables, me gustan

 

[tkr]

does it snow there? i always ask this question when talking about chilean and argentinian cities coz i love cold places and snow..

 

[Chalaco]

Chile tiene unas ciudades impresionantes! Que pais tan pujante y con ciudades tan lindas! Los felicito a los pobladores de Talca por una ciudad tan hermosa...y con solo 200,000. wow.

 

[Magallanes]

does it snow there? i always ask this question when talking about chilean and argentinian cities coz i love cold places and snow..

No mate, I don't think in Talca snows...not sure 'cos I've never been there, but it's got mediterranean weather...(this city is in the center of Chile)

Well if you love cold cities where snows...you should check this thread (my city, in the ass of the world) kay:

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=172694

 

[tkr]

Magallanes, you live in Punta Arenas? haha I always knew about your city.. looks like a great place! Snowing cities I really wanna go: Punta Arenas, Ushuaia, Bariloche, Portillo, San Martin de los Andes.. i've heard that small Frutillo has a quite european 'air' either, rite? tho i dont know if it snows there.. if you want to say more 'snow' cities in chile, i'd be interested..

 

[fcarvall]

:weird: Eso lo tienen todas las ciudades del mundo...no es tipico de Chile...

en EEUU eso no existe. NO existe el concepto de plaza como lugar comun de reunion. Talvez parque, pero normalmente no son integrados a la ciudades, sino anexados, viviendo uno al lado del otro.

 

[fcarvall]

so obsessed with snow. You probably live somewhere where it doesn't snow. Brazilians are typically obsessed with friozinho: Campos do Jordao, Petropolis, etc. When it snows in Canela it makes national news.

You should really spend a cold dark winter in a place where it snows, after 5 years, you will cry for warmth and sun and a beach and never again will you want to see snow ever in your whole life.

 

[tkr]

fcarvall, lol.. that might be true. But after living decades in a city where temperature is always above 20 C, you get pissed with hot weather.

And there is no need to exagerate about 'cold dark winter place' dude. As you said, we just like the 'friozinho'. btw, it snows in Sao Joaquim and Urubici very much every year.

 

[El Bajopontino]

Bonita ciudad, bastante orden.

 

[Enhander]

Este siempre comparandolo todo con sus pais actual de residencia...