Pontífica Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC)

Where do I start?! So many great places - Bar Liguria in Providencia for a wonderfully atmospheric and bustling restaurant, Los Insatiables in Providencia for all-you-can-eat sushi, and La Vaca Gorda in Barrio Brasil for an Argentinian feast. For nightlife, avoid Suecia - it's a dirty, over-priced tourist trap - and head to the bars on Manuel Montt. For nightlife, Blondie is a real experience or else try Subterraneo for something more funky.

They have to main party street one is in Providencia and the other is near the river, foreginers mostly go to Providencia but I recommend a diet of both. Providencia is the high end one and by the river is the normal end, drinks and entrance vary according to what i just said. A dont miss is the street teather, it is randomly organized but you'l find it, and there are pleanty of theaters with good perfomances.

the 18th of september, chile's independence day is interesting and fun. Must see is Torres del paine in Patagonia if you can only see one place then its totally worth it. Visit Pablo Neruda's houses(see any guide book).

Bellavista is still quite nice and not too pretentious. Be careful in Suecia its pretty dangerous late at nights. If you want a cheap traditional meal why not try la vega chica.

If the discos around Suecia are your thing, enjoy. Otherwise, start your search in Bellavista, look for posters etc. to find more "niche" places, e.g. drum'n bass, reggae..

Night-club: Sala Morena. Cafe: Starbucks Place not to miss if u can make it that far: Torres del Paine Event not to miss: Chilean Independence day 18th September