Santiago is well known as one of the most modern and safest cities in Latin America. In the middle of the country, it lies directly at the foot of the Andes, about one hour away from the Pacific. Chile’s national currency is the peso (CLP).
The city has direct flights from cities across Latin America, as well as many others in Europe, the US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.
Campus Oriente, the main venue of the conference, lies between the comunas (neighbourhoods) of Providencia and Ñuñoa, central and safe. It is connected to metro station Chile-España, as well as to several bus lines.
We will provide more information on accommodation and travel closer to the date of the conference.
Campus Oriente — home of the Arts Faculty of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, built in 1926, in the district of Providencia/Ñuñoa.
Teatro Municipal de Santiago — Chile’s preeminent cultural venue and opera house, built in 1857.