Things to do in Puerto Montt

Plaza de Armas de Puerto Montt

Located in the city center of Puerto Montt, the capital of Llanquihue Province in the Los Lagos region of Chile, it is one of the city's most important public spaces and activity hubs. The square dates back to 1853, initially serving as the city's parade ground and public gathering place, witnessing the local area's development from a port settlement into a regional center. The square has a regular square layout, featuring green spaces, walkways, and a small bandstand, providing both a space for relaxation and a venue for cultural events or festival performances. Surrounded by the cathedral, government institutions, and commercial buildings, it serves not only as a scenic feature but also as a hub for urban public life. Due to its proximity to the coastline, it is also an important node connecting the waterfront promenade with the city blocks, and serves as one of the starting points of the Carretera Austral, holding significant geographical symbolic meaning.

Sentados Frente al Mar

This is an interesting statue in Puerto Montt, featuring a couple sitting hand in hand facing the sea, where you can enjoy the beautiful view of the bay.

Parque Nacional Alerce Andino

Estadio de Chinquihue

Playa Pelluco

Puerto Varas

Puerto Varas is located in the southern Chilean lake region, with the Osorno Volcano on its back and Lake Llanquihue in front. Strolling through it, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Chile's second largest lake, Lake Llanquihue, where the lake and mountains complement each other and the scenery is magnificent; you can also participate in volcano hiking or mountaineering activities to experience the magnificence of Puerto Varas's iconic conical volcanic landscape: the Osorno Volcano. Because German immigrants settled here in the 19th century, they left behind a unique architectural style and cultural heritage, such as wooden churches, German-style houses and gardens. The catering culture is also deeply influenced. The local cuisine combines the characteristics of Germany and southern Chile. You can taste German-style sausages, cakes and beer; try seafood from southern Chile; visit local wineries and taste high-quality wines. Puerto Varas is also known as the "City of Roses" because of the large number of roses planted there. Whether it is strolling along the lake, climbing volcanoes, or tasting food, this place can make people intoxicated and linger.

Laguna Verde

Sportlife Arena Puerto Montt

Teatro Diego Rivera

Parque Municipal La Paloma