Frutillar

Town · Los Lagos Region, 🇨🇱 Chile

Area 829 km²

Time zone America/Santiago

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Frutillar Essentials

Frutillar sits on the western shore of Lake Llanquihue, defined by 19th-century German colonial architecture and its status as a UNESCO City of Music. The town’s cultural center is the Teatro del Lago, an acoustic landmark hosting international performances. Historical highlights include the German Colonial Museum, which preserves original settler buildings and machinery. The waterfront promenade connects the volcanic sand beach and the wooden pier, providing clear views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes.

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Lakeside Leisure

Frutillar’s lakeside landscape is defined by the shores of Lake Llanquihue and the backdrop of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes. This collection highlights the Paseo Costanera promenade, known for its German-influenced architecture, and the volcanic sand beaches of Playa Frutillar and Playa Maqui. The list also includes central public squares and residential parks in both the historic Frutillar Bajo and the upper Frutillar Alto districts, providing a mix of scenic viewpoints and community green spaces.

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German Heritage

Frutillar’s landscape is defined by the mid-19th-century arrival of German immigrants to the shores of Lake Llanquihue. This collection highlights the town's architectural evolution, centered on the Museo Colonial Alemán’s reconstructed 19th-century homesteads and industrial buildings. The list features several historic wooden churches, including both Lutheran and Catholic parishes, which showcase the distinct carpentry techniques and religious traditions brought by European settlers to the Los Lagos region.

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