Humberstone and Santa Laura — Ghost Town of the Nitrate Boom
In the driest desert on Earth, a town of 3,600 people once thrived on the extraction of sodium…
In the driest desert on Earth, a town of 3,600 people once thrived on the extraction of sodium…
Two abandoned Chilean saltpeter refineries preserving late-19th-century mining operations and worker communities in the Atacama Desert, inscribed…
La Iglesia Matriz del Salvador — La Matriz — sorge ai piedi del Cerro Santo Domingo, nel Barrio…
Built as the Royal Mint of colonial Chile and converted into the presidential palace in the nineteenth century,…
Monumental calcium carbonate formations carved by water erosion on Lake Buenos Aires in Chilean Patagonia, accessible by boat…
The iron fish-hall of the Pacific - a British-cast canopy over Chile's seafood theatre, prefabricated for an exhibition…
In 1977, a veterinary student named Carlos Pino noticed unusual bones eroding from a creek bank near Chinchihuapi…
An Italian-designed palace in Valparaíso built in 1916 for Croatian businessman Pascual Baburizza, later converted into a museum…
On the eastern flank of Easter Island (Rapa Nui), a long-extinct volcanic crater named Rano Raraku served as…
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