The owner of Pool Mosqueto is what makes this place really special. He runs his business as a…read moreneighborhood pool hall, and really wants his clients to learn the game and have a good time, he was a pool champion and it's obvious that he really loves what he does. Pool Mosqueto doesn't have a bar or kitchen it is literally a place made up of about 20 pool tables and eager clients wanting to have a good time. I love how the place was kept simple. There is no fancy atmosphere or specific attention to the decor, which is what makes it such a chill place to spend any evening. If you're new to pool you can also take classes with the owner and if you're lucky he'll show you some of his fun pool tricks. This place is also very reasonably priced, only about 2 mil per hour.

My family found this zoo when we were going to see the the Sanctuary of the Immaculate Conception…read moreon San Cristóbal Hill. The zoo had very reasonably priced tickets. We grabbed some maps by the front desk and started to explore the zoo. My family and I saw a variety of different animals: lions, tigers, bears, meerkats, giraffes, leopards, red pandas, elephants, reptiles, amphibians, penguins, primeapes, wolves, and all kinds of different birds. My family and I got to see a good amount of South American animals that we had never seen before in person. The zoo had a white peacock in their bird exhibit, and he was quite the sight, I had never seen a white peacock before and it was definitely a memorable moment. My family also got to see a white tiger in the zoo's tiger exhibit. Unfortunately my family could not get a get photograph of the tiger but he was quite beautiful. In conclusion, the zoo was quite fun and definitely worth the money. My family had a good time here and we got to see animals that we had never before come across. I would definitely recommend stopping by if you are in santiago. They have tour buses that can drop you off really close to the zoo. If you have or rented your own car, the zoo has it's own parking lot.

My favorite enclosure was the walk in aviary. The birds were free to fly around in somewhat of an…read moreopen space. I felt sorry for the hippo as it was just standing in the water and didn't seem motivated to move.