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Expression of interest: Chile 2027

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Abstract/description

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Santiago de Chile

Santiago, Chile, stands as a vibrant beacon of global democracy, collaboration, and the transformative power of knowledge. As the host of historic events like the 1972 United Nations Conference on Trade and Development and the 2019 COP25 Climate Change Summit, Santiago has proven itself a city where the world comes together to address pressing challenges and envision a better future.

Chile’s geographical position bridges the Americas with Antarctica and Oceania, making Santiago a natural meeting point for diverse knowledge and experiences and a platform for inclusive dialogue. Despite some considering Santiago as far south in the world, we pose ourselves in the vanguard of citizen participation and knowledge transformation, making the city a protagonist in the region for multiple social, economic, and environmental transformations. By hosting Wikimania 2027 in Santiago, we embrace the city’s legacy as a hub for democratic engagement and its commitment to fostering global connections that transcend borders. In this city, where the spirit of discovery thrives, knowledge serves as both a tool and a right—empowering individuals and strengthening communities worldwide.

We propose hosting Wikimania 2027 in Chile, a country that offers a unique lens through which to explore the vast diversity of knowledge, culture, geography, and ideas from this part of the world, where the spirit of discovery thrives. Knowledge transcends borders, and Chile shift perspectives for those willing to visit the "end of the world". We aim to offer a transformative experience for Wikimedians hosting this event in 2027.

Why Chile? Why Santiago?

Santiago is the dynamic capital of Chile. It embodies a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, expressed by its colonial heritage and its modern infrastructure. It´s also one of the largest cities in the Southern Hemisphere, with more than 8 million inhabitants, with an increasing migrant population from the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Santiago welcomes millions of visitors every year as a hub for business, culture, and tourism. It hosts many cultural events, such as Lollapalooza, Teatro a Mil, Congreso Futuro, FILSA, and others that every year host thousands of participants from the region. Its excellent fly connectivity within the Americas, Oceania, Middle East, and Europe makes it an accessible and strategic location for an international gathering of this magnitude.

The city’s history and culture are on full display in its historic landmarks, such as the iconic Parque Metropolitano, Santa Lucia Hill and the Historic Center of Santiago. Yet Santiago is not just a city of the past—it’s a city of the future. With a proven track record of hosting major international events, such the 2023 Pan American Games, Santiago has demonstrated its capability to orchestrate gatherings that inspire and unite the world. This, paired with its world-class infrastructure, which includes the Metro de Santiago, the Santiago Tower and the Bicentenary Parks in Vitacura and Cerrillos makes it an unparalleled venue for hosting Wikimania 2027.

Santiago is also a center of learning and innovation, home to prestigious universities like the University of Chile and the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, or the newer Adolfo Ibáñez University, a leading center in business and innovation in South America. The prestige of these institutions reflect the country’s deep commitment and diversity to knowledge and education, which has been a central issue to improve for the past two decades. Furthermore, the city houses international organizations such as the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and major industry players like Google and IBM, positioning Santiago as a global nexus of economic and technological innovation, leading the region.

A Celebration of Collaboration, Diversity and Learning

The city of Santiago embraces diversity and inclusion values that are at the core of the Wikimedia movement. Having an extensive history of class segregation, during the 21st century, the city had reforms in its urbanism and services to increase urban justice, with incredible efforts for fostering social inclusion, such as the project "Alameda-Providencia" which renews the main avenue of the city; the "Huechuraba-Tobalaba Cable Car" which connect the North-East of the town, the fastest train in South América (which connects Santiago with some Southern cities),[1] and the newer Metro lines (Lines 7, 8 and 9), which increase the accessibility and value of the most remote areas of the city. These changes, many of them in progress, create a renewed and welcoming atmosphere that reflects the multicultural and generous essence shaped by the confluence of its people. Santiagoans are the product of vibrant immigration waves over the last two centuries and the enduring character of Indigenous peoples, making the city a landscape of experience in which everyone can feel part. The city results in a living mosaic of Latin America, Africa, Europe, and Asia traditions, which cohabitate a modern metropolis, creating a unique cultural landscape for creativity and innovation.

Beyond the Santiago valley, Chile’s history is deeply rooted in its indigenous heritage, with communities such as the Mapuche, Aymara, Rapa Nui and Diaguita contributing invaluable cultural, linguistic, and ecological knowledge diversity. These ancestral perspectives are vital in fostering a more broad and enriched narrative about what it means open knowledge, aligning with Wikimedia’s missions for representation and equity. But this is also a reality in Latin America, a region that celebrates both its Indigenous roots and the dynamic contributions of immigrants who bring new traditions, languages, and ideas. The indigenity of our ancestry also wave together with the magestic natural heritage, which includes the Andes mountain range, the Pacific Ocean, hundreds of pristine rivers and incredible landscapes from the Atacama Desert to the Valdivian rainforest. Those natural treasures were inspiration for naturalists such as Charles Darwin and Alexander Von Humbolt, which are part of Chileans everyday lives until today.

By hosting Wikimania 2027 in Chile, we honor the richness of cultural and natural diversity of the territories from this nation, celebrating the voices of the past, present, and future, and reaffirming Wikimedia’s commitment to inclusivity and the shared human endeavor of building knowledge without borders. This is not just about sharing and rescuing knowledges; it’s about co-creating experiences "at the end of the world", where the boundaries of exploration meet the frontiers of understanding and collective wisdom can be found.

A Regional and Global Opportunity

Wikimania 2027 in Santiago will be a celebration of Latin America’s contributions to the global Wikimedia movement, fostering collaboration that extends beyond borders. By highlighting the creativity, resilience, and innovation of volunteers across the region, the event aims to amplify voices and ideas that have long been underrepresented on the global stage.

Under the banner of “Conocimiento al fin del mundo” (“Knowledge at the end of the world”), Wikimania in Chile will showcase how the Wikimedia movement can unite communities, inspire new collaborations, and pave the way for a more inclusive and diverse future. This is an opportunity to strengthen ties, share knowledge, and celebrate the power of collective action.

Join us in Santiago, Chile—where knowledge meets the end of the world, and the world meets a bold new chapter in the Wikimedia story.

Organizers

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Core Organizing Team (COT)

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The COT coordinates the work of all teams involved in the organization of Wikimania. It is in charge of coordinating volunteers and staff, as well as relations with the Wikimedia Foundation, Wikimedia affiliates, local authorities, partners and sponsors.

Advisory Committee

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In addition, the Advisory Committee would serve as a group that provides feedback and guidance to the Core Organizing Team (COT), as well as to other working groups, during the content planning and program design phases of Wikimania 2027.

This Committee is composed of the following persons:

Institutional advisory commitee

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Wikimedia Chile has a series of agreements with strategic public and private partners within the national territory. We are in the process of conversation to achieve support and management agreements.

Requirements

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Santiago, the Open City – our host city

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Santiago, the historic and vibrant capital of Chile, stands as a testament to the country's rich heritage and modern dynamism. Founded in the 16th century, it is one of Chile’s oldest cities and has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's history. Nestled in a valley surrounded by the majestic Andes Mountains, Santiago's geographical location positions it as a key gateway in South America.

The city thrives as a hub of academic, cultural, and artistic life, home to prestigious universities, world-class museums (like the Museum of Memory and Human Rights and the Chilean National Museum of Natural History), and a diverse array of cultural institutions. Its capability to host major international events, from the Pan American Games to United Nations conferences, underscores its organizational excellence and global appeal.

Venue + lodging

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Santiago, Chile, offers an array of large venues capable of hosting events for over 200 participants. The city's extensive experience in organizing massive events, combined with its robust urban infrastructure, makes it a prime destination for both local and international gatherings. All venues featured have the capacity to host hybrid events, and technical elements are available to carry out live transmissions.

The table below outlines some of the most prominent venues in Santiago, detailing their locations, facilities, and unique features.

Some of Santiago venues
Name Address and Coordinates Description
Centro Cultural Estación Mapocho Av. Presidente Balmaceda 85, Santiago (Coordinates: -33.43217997164722°, -70.65392673562135°) Former railway terminal transformed into a modern cultural center with 33 spaces, including plazas, foyers, and implemented rooms. Equipped with elevators, parking spaces, two metro lines and universal accessibility.
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    Main entrance
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    Main space
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    Aerial view
Centro Cultural Palacio de La Moneda Plaza de la Ciudadanía 26, Santiago (Coordinates: -33.4436245502364°, -70.65372434310424°) Cultural center located beneath the Plaza de la Ciudadanía, hosting exhibitions, the Cineteca Nacional, restaurants, and galleries. Excellent connectivity via Metro and major transportation routes.
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    Main access
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    Main hall
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    Cineteca Nacional auditorium during WikiGap 2018
Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral Av. Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins 227, Santiago (Coordinates: -33.43906233208029°, -70.63987291634997°) Multifunctional cultural center hosting exhibitions, performances, and events. Known for its modern architecture and central location.
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    Exterior view
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    Main access
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    One of the auditoriums
Espacio Riesco El Salto 5000, Huechuraba (Coordinates: -33.38369329527757°, -70.62542646236349°) Espacio Riesco is one of the largest and most modern event centers in Santiago, located in the Huechuraba district. It offers over 27,000 m² of indoor spaces, including modular rooms, large-capacity halls, and exhibition areas, as well as 6 hectares of outdoor areas ideal for open-air events. Its facilities feature state-of-the-art technology, ample parking, catering services, and accessibility for people with reduced mobility.
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    Main building
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    Television studio for Congreso Futuro 2022
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    One of the event areas
Centro Cultural Chimkowe Av. Grecia 8787, Peñalolén (Coordinates: -33.47668885706454°, -70.54109492779399°) Centro Cultural Chimkowe is a recently open cultural venue located in Peñalolén, Santiago. Its infrastructure includes a main auditorium with a capacity for over 3,000 people, adaptable for concerts, theater performances, and large events. The center also features multipurpose rooms, an outdoor amphitheater, and exhibition spaces for cultural and artistic activities. It is quipped with advanced audiovisual technology, ample parking, and accessible facilities.
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    Front of the building
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    Venue used for athletic activities at the 2023 Pan American Games.
Museo Interactivo Mirador Av. Punta Arenas 6711, La Granja, Santiago (Coordinates: -33.5193730568402°, -70.61194628422174°) Interactive museum focusing on science, technology, and education, offering spaces for workshops and conferences.
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    Main building
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    Main hall
CentroParque - Parque Araucano Av. Pdte. Riesco 5330, Las Condes, Santiago (Coordinates: -33.40317678967086°, -70.57490284067617°) Event center within Parque Araucano, featuring modern facilities for conferences of over 2000 people, exhibitions, and social gatherings.
Lodging
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Santiago is one of the major cities in Chile and a key metropolis in the South American region. It also serves as a significant tourist hub, with millions of visitors arriving each year.[2] Consequently, Santiago has developed an extensive network of hotels and other lodging options throughout the city.

Hotels
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Currently, there are over 200 hotels and boutique hotels within the limits of Gran Santiago.[3] Out of those:

  • 50 have more than 100 rooms,
  • 11 have more than 250 rooms, and
  • 1 have more than 450 rooms available.

Travel + visas

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Travel
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Santiago Airport (terminal 2)

Chile is located on the western edge of South America, making it a gateway to the continent and an accessible destination from various parts of the world. Santiago, the capital, is just 9 to 13 hours away from major North American cities and well-connected to major global airline hubs. Santiago has direct flights to key destinations such as Miami (14 direct flights/week, Oneworld presence), New York (7 direct flights/week, Star Alliance presence), Madrid (10 direct flights/week, Oneworld presence), Sydney (9 direct flights/week, Qantas and LATAM),[4][5] Paris (14 direct flights/week, Air France) and São Paulo (28 direct flights/week, Star Alliance presence). Additionally, Santiago's connections with hubs in Europe, Oceania, and other parts of Latin America provide quick and easy access from anywhere in the world.

LATAM Airlines
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LATAM Airlines is the largest airline in Latin America, connecting the region with over 145 destinations across 26 countries on 5 continents. In addition to its extensive route network, LATAM offers code-share agreements with several global airlines, allowing passengers to reach destinations worldwide:[6]

Budget airlines – Sky Airline and JetSMART
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Sky Airline is a Chilean ultra-low-cost carrier with its head office in Santiago, Chile, and a strong presence throughout South America. It operates flights to various domestic destinations within Chile as well as international routes across South America. Sky Airline connects:

  • Santiago with several major cities across Chile, including Antofagasta, Concepción, and Punta Arenas,
  • 5 countries in South America, including Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Uruguay,
  • Seasonal routes to popular vacation destinations.

JetSMART is another Chilean ultra-low-cost carrier, founded in 2016, and it has quickly become a key player in the region. It offers affordable flights to:

  • Numerous domestic destinations within Chile, such as La Serena, Temuco, and Puerto Montt,
  • International routes to Peru, Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia,
  • A network of regional flights within South America, connecting smaller cities directly without passing through hubs.
Visas and diplomatic presence
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Visa policy of Chile      Chile      Entry possible with only ID card      Visa not required      Online visa      Visa required
Visa
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Currently, citizens of 96 countries can enter Chile without the need for an entry visa for short stays (for tourism or business purposes). Citizens of other countries do require a visa to enter Chile, depending on the agreements between Chile and their home country.[7][8] The visa policy of Chile varies depending on the visitor's nationality and the purpose of their visit.

Chile's visa process is relatively straightforward, with a high approval rate. For those needing a visa, our team will provide each prospective Wikimania participant with a valid invitation letter to support their application. The visa application process typically takes around 20 business days, though it can take longer during peak times or if additional documentation is required by the Chilean consulate.[9]

Diplomatic presence
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The Republic of Chile currently maintains 73 embassies around the globe, as well as numerous consular offices in key international cities.

Santiago, as the capital of Chile, is home to a significant number of diplomatic representatives from nations across all continents.

  • Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Cuba, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Holy See, Honduras, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay, Venezuela, and Vietnam.
Currency information
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Currency exchange rates
Currency Exchange rate (peso chileno)[10]
1 EUR 1 034
1 USD 1 020
1 CHF 1 112
1 GBP 1 255
1 AUD 628
1 CAD 706
1 SEK 92
1 NOK 90
100 JPY 6.43

The Chilean peso (ISO 4217: CLP, symbol: $) is the currency of Chile. It is subdivided into one hundred centavos, although centavo coins are no longer in circulation. The coin denominations currently in use are: 10 pesos, 50 pesos, 100 pesos, and 500 pesos. The banknotes used are: 1,000 pesos, 2,000 pesos, 5,000 pesos, 10,000 pesos, and 20,000 pesos.

Facilities + services

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Accessibility
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Since 2016, Chilean construction law has required all new buildings to be designed to be accessible for people with disabilities.[11] Additionally, older buildings in Santiago have been adapted accordingly.

  • Major travel hubs (such as Estación Central and Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport) and public transport systems (RED and Metro de Santiago) are accessible for people with limited mobility and those in wheelchairs, and many of them also have facilities for the blind or visually impaired.
  • Santiago’s cultural institutions and most of its landmarks are fully accessible, including La Moneda Palace, the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center (GAM), and San Cristóbal Hill, among others.
  • While it is generally easy to move around Santiago's historic center, tourists with disabilities should be mindful of uneven cobblestone pavements in some areas.

All Wikimania venues will be fully accessible and volunteers will receive training in helping people with special needs.

Neurodiversity
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Large events can be overstimulating, which especially affects neurodivergent people. This is why we want to be very mindful about organizing Wikimania as a sensory friendly event:

  • designated quiet rooms, in which attendees can rest, with dim lightning, fidgets/sensory toys, comfortable places to rest,
  • sensory friendly conference arrangement, with dim lightning and with comfortable sound levels,
  • large sessions and keynotes will be streamed online, so that attendees can make a decision whether they want to participate in them in the main conference room, or in a more calm/private surroundings.
Public transportation
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A map of Santiago metro system.
 
Tarjeta Bip!

Santiago, the capital of Chile, has a well-developed and extensive public transportation system that serves millions of residents and visitors each day. The city's transportation network includes the Metro, buses, and a growing system of bike lanes and shared scooters.

The public transport system in Santiago uses the Bip! card for fare payment. The Bip! card can be used on the Metro, buses, and even some suburban trains. The public transport system has a unified fare system, allowing passengers to transfer seamlessly between buses and the Metro using the Bip! card.

The Metro de Santiago is the backbone of the city's public transportation system. As of 2024, the Metro consists of 7 lines (Lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 4A, 5, and 6) that cover a total of over 140 kilometers, with more than 130 stations across the metropolitan area. The Metro is known for its punctuality, cleanliness, and safety, and it operates from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM on weekdays, opening at 6:30 on Saturdays and 7:30 on Sundays and holidays. The Metro is also integrated with other forms of public transportation, making it easy to transfer between buses and trains.

In 2024, the Metro continues to expand with plans for new lines and extensions to existing ones. Notably, Line 7 is under construction and expected to open by 2027, further connecting the eastern and western parts of the city.

The bus system in Santiago, known as Transantiago until it was rebranded as Red Metropolitana de Movilidad (RED) in recent years, is an integral part of the city's public transport. The bus network includes thousands of buses operating on hundreds of routes that reach every corner of the city. In 2024, the RED system emphasizes the use of electric buses, with a goal to reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality in the city. Buses are equipped with modern amenities, including air conditioning and Wi-Fi, and are fully accessible to people with disabilities.

Santiago has been expanding its bike lane network and promoting the use of micromobility options such as shared bicycles and electric scooters. By 2024, Santiago boasts over 400 kilometers of dedicated bike lanes, encouraging residents to use bicycles as a sustainable and healthy mode of transportation. The city also supports several bike-sharing and scooter-sharing programs, which are widely available throughout the metropolitan area.

Hybrid format and remote participation

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Chile has the infrastructure to develop a multi-transmission event over the Internet. The country has companies dedicated to providing production, recording and transmission services for events with mobilization and response facilities in case of technical difficulties. Also, Chile has the technological and digital infrastructure to be able to broadcast this event in real time.

Internet connection
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Santiago is covered by LTE+ and 5G networks from all the major telecom providers in Chile. The city center offers free Wi-Fi to everyone. It is common in Chile for restaurants, public transport, coffee shops to provide guests with Wi-Fi, and it is also standard in hotel lobbies and rooms.[12]

The standard for internet at event venues is to offer fast and reliable Wi-Fi connections (up to 400 Mb/s) and wired internet in the conference rooms (up to 2 Gb/s).

Safety + security

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In general, Santiago is a safe destination. The city has moderate crime rates, a visible police presence, good and affordable medical services, and welcoming and friendly locals. The increase in tourism in recent years has fostered a tolerant and vibrant atmosphere in the city. Civic services in Santiago are well-equipped to handle the challenges that come with being a major tourist destination, from the occasional instance of petty theft to assisting with minor injuries, which rarely occur and are usually related to outdoor activities in the surrounding areas.

We are planning to hire a private security team to protect the common areas of the main event and the parallel activities organized during the week of the event.

We are also planning to offer a shuttle service between the main venue and the area where the hotels are located.

LGBTQ rights & safety

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Chile is considered one of the safest countries in Latin America for the LGBTQ population.[13] Chile is ranked 6th in the Equaldex global ranking, being the second country in Latin America with the best index.[14] Homosexuality was decriminalized in 1999 and there are now laws protecting against discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2022.

Alternate locations

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Gran Valparaíso
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Panoramic view of Valparaíso, Artillery Elevator, Chilean Navy Building, Cerro Bellavista, Cerro Concepción

Gran Valparaíso, often called the "Jewel of the Pacific", is a city that exudes charm, history, and creativity at every turn. Perched along Chile’s central coast, its steep hills are adorned with a kaleidoscope of colorful houses, interconnected by a labyrinth of stairways, funiculars, and cobblestone streets. This unique urban landscape, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, captures the spirit of a city that has been a cultural and maritime hub for centuries.

As one of Chile’s oldest cities, Valparaíso boasts a rich historical tapestry, serving as a key port during the 19th century and a gateway for global trade. Today, it continues to thrive as a center for art, literature, and education, home to renowned universities and a vibrant artistic community. The city's bohemian spirit comes alive in its murals, festivals, and bustling markets, making it a magnet for dreamers, creators, and explorers.

This city also has hosted prestigious cultural and academic events.

Gran Concepción
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Downtown Concepción, Biobío Regional Theater, Campanil and forum Universidad de Concepción, Downtown Concepción Southwest, Palacio de los Tribunales de Justicia de Concepción, Arco Universidad de Concepción

Gran Concepción, nestled along the banks of the Biobío River in southern Chile, is a thriving urban center that seamlessly blends history, culture, and innovation. Known as one of Chile’s most significant metropolitan areas, it is a city shaped by resilience and creativity.

With a legacy rooted in its founding during the colonial era, Gran Concepción has played a pivotal role in the nation’s history, particularly during Chile’s fight for independence. Today, it is a hub of economic and cultural activity, home to prestigious universities, such as the University of Concepción, and a vibrant arts scene that celebrates its unique identity. The city’s cultural institutions, theaters, and museums reflect its deep commitment to education and the arts.

Gran Concepción’s strategic location near the Pacific Ocean and its extensive infrastructure make it a key player in Chile’s economy, fostering trade, innovation, and growth.

Weather
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Talking about Chile’s climate is no simple task, given the extraordinary length of the country, stretching over 4,000 kilometers from the arid Atacama Desert in the north to the icy landscapes of Patagonia in the south. This vast geographic range results in an incredible diversity of climates, where extremes of heat and cold can be experienced simultaneously in different regions.

During August and September, Chile's climate reflects the transition between winter and spring, offering a complex tapestry of weather patterns across the country. In the north, the Atacama Desert, known as the driest place on Earth, maintains sunny days and clear skies, with cool nighttime temperatures signaling the approach of spring. Moving south to the central regions, including Santiago and the Central Valley, winter rains begin to taper off, giving way to milder days and the first signs of spring, as vineyards and orchards burst into vibrant greenery.

In the southern regions, where the climate is cooler and rainier, August typically brings consistent rainfall that keeps rivers flowing and landscapes lush. By September, while rainfall remains common, temperatures start to rise slightly, and longer daylight hours create a more welcoming atmosphere for exploring the stunning forests and lakes of this area. Meanwhile, in Patagonia, the southernmost region, winter is still in full swing in August, with cold temperatures and occasional snowfall. However, by September, a subtle thaw begins, and the landscapes start preparing for the arrival of spring.

Additional

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This expression of interest was the result of the work carried out by the "Wikimania 2027" Working Committee, part of the Wikimedia Chile strategic project, which brought together members of the staff and partners of the local chapter in order to discuss and evaluate the presentation of this candidacy.

Hybrid

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Santiago is located in the UTC-4 timezone during August and September.

Time zone differences
Local Time (Chile) UTC time New York (EDT) Buenos Aires (ART) London (BST) Cracow (CEST) Dubai (GST) New Delhi (IST) Singapore (SGT) Tokyo (JST)
Thursday, 22:00 Thu 02:00 Thu 22:00 Thu 23:00 Fri 03:00 Fri 04:00 Fri 06:00 Fri 07:30 Fri 10:00 Fri 11:00
Thursday, 23:00 Thu 03:00 Thu 23:00 Fri 00:00 Fri 04:00 Fri 05:00 Fri 07:00 Fri 08:30 Fri 11:00 Fri 12:00
Friday, 00:00 Fri 04:00 Fri 00:00 Fri 01:00 Fri 05:00 Fri 06:00 Fri 08:00 Fri 09:30 Fri 12:00 Fri 13:00
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References

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  1. ↑ EFE inaugura el tren más rápido y moderno de Sudamérica
  2. ↑ Movimiento turístico internacional - Sernatur
  3. ↑ Government registry – CWOH
  4. ↑ Qantas contará con vuelos diarios a Santiago
  5. ↑ LATAM reanuda vuelos directos entre Santiago y Sídney
  6. ↑ Aerolíneas asociadas
  7. ↑ Consular Services - Chile
  8. ↑ tabla resumen - Consulado de Chile
  9. ↑ Permanencia Transitoria permit - Chile
  10. ↑ Information collected on January 5, 2025 from Google Finance.
  11. ↑ GUÍA DE SOLUCIONES ACCESIBLES PARA ESPACIOS PÚBLICOS Y VIVIENDAS (2018) - MINVU
  12. ↑ Internet usage in Chile - Statistics & Facts | Statista
  13. ↑ Chile, el segundo país latinoamericano con más apoyo ciudadano al matrimonio igualitario y una de las naciones donde más se reconoce ser LGBTIQ+
  14. ↑ Equaldex

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