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How to travel by bus from Viña del Mar to Santiago
Viña del Mar se encuentra a 125 kilómetros del puerto de Santiago. La duración del viaje en promedio es de 2 horas dependiendo de la compañía de buses, en categoría semi cama, las que atraviesan la Ruta 68 que conecta ambas ciudades.
La salida de buses de Viña del Mar a Santiago es desde el Terminal Rodoviario de Viña del Mar. Los buses llegan a Valparaíso al Terminal Alameda, Terminal Sur o de Santiago, Terminal Pajaritos (Recomendado por ser el que se encuentra más cercano a la Ruta 68 y por su expedita conexión con la línea 1 del metro de Santiago).
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Buses de Viña del Mar a Santiago
Las empresas de buses que ofrecen servicios en esta ruta son: Pullman Bus y Bus Norte.
About Viña del Mar
Viña del Mar is one of the most visited cities in Chile. Its beaches constantly attract tourists from all corners of the country as well as a large number of Argentines during the summer season, highlighting the Reñaca beach for its great nightlife and the Playa del Deporte precisely for the sporting activity. The Flower Clock is one of the most visited places in Viña del Mar for its great tradition and beautiful flowers that make it up. In February, one of the most popular festivals in South America, the Viña del Mar Song Festival, takes place.
About Santiago
Santiago is the capital of Chile, which is characterized in its central area by having a neoclassical architecture of the 19th century and streets with different styles side by side as "art-deco", "neo-gothic", among others. The urban landscape takes shape with hills such as Cerro San Cristóbal and Santa Lucía that make up part of the green lung of the city and the basin that is crossed by the Mapocho River, beside which there are parks such as the Forest Park and the Bicentennial Park. The Andes mountain range can be seen from many points of the city. In the periphery you can find vineyards, and in a few hours you can reach the mountain or the Pacific Ocean.
