Rancagua, Valle de Colchagua y Santa Cruz

Rancagua, nestled between the fertile valleys of O'Higgins and Maule, is the heart of the Chilean countryside, renowned for its agricultural production and criollo traditions. Here, you can indulge in vineyards that produce some of Chile's finest wines, savour delicious country gastronomy and explore colonial architecture that tells the story of our nation. Just around the corner, Santa Cruz is the perfect starting point to discover the Colchagua Wine Route. This charming locale offers more than just vineyards and wineries; it also boasts a rich cultural scene with museums such as the Colchagua Museum and the Wine Museum. Nearby towns like Pumanque and Palmilla are known for their traditional architecture, while Santa Cruz's historic centre features 19th-century constructions, including the restored parish church and the peaceful Plaza de Armas.