Qué ver en la Región del Biobío

Antuco

This active stratovolcano rises on the shore of Laguna del Laja, near Sierra Velluda in the Andes of the Biobío Region.

Cathedral of the Most Holy Conception, Chile

A major Roman Catholic place of worship located in Concepción, serving as the city's principal cathedral.

Huáscar

Built in 1865 for the Peruvian government, this historic ironclad turret ship is now preserved as a naval museum in Talcahuano by the Chilean Navy.

Museo Mapuche de Cañete "Ruka Kimvn Taiñ Volil Juan Antonio Cayupi Huechicura"

Located in Cañete, this living history museum is dedicated to Mapuche culture and heritage.

Mining Museum

Also known as El Chiflón del Diablo, this historic coal mine in Lota offers a glimpse into the region's industrial mining past.

Museo de Sitio Mina Chiflón del Diablo

A historical site museum located at the Chiflón del Diablo mine in Lota, highlighting the area's coal-mining heritage.

Fuerte La Planchada

A historic Chilean coastal fortification situated directly on the beach in Penco.

Bismarck Tower

Erected in 1921, this ruined tower sits 240 meters above Concepción, serving as a panoramic lookout over the city.

Faro Isla Quiriquina

Puente Colgante

Casas Históricas Contulmo

Playa Negra

Mercado Central de Concepción

Market

Presence of Latin America

Also known as Integración de América Latina, this renowned mural was created by Mexican artist Jorge González Camarena.