Curico

Built around a colonial plaza in Chile’s Central Valley, Curicó grew into the provincial capital and a centre of the Curicó Valley wine country. The Andes rise to the east, while the broad agricultural plain around the city supports vineyards, orchards and farms. Plaza de Armas remains Curicó’s civic heart, and Cerro Condell provides a wooded public park close to the centre. Each March, the Fiesta de la Vendimia celebrates the grape harvest with local wine, food and cultural events, reflecting a tradition central to the area’s identity. Browse nearby webcams to discover other parts of Curicó and the Maule Region.

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