Over 4.5 million people live in Chile´s capital, Santiago. Its is one of the most modern cities of South America. This modernity reflects on its building, subway and big green areas. This is a place you cannot forget to visit.Only two hours away from the sea coast, you will find a city that combines urban and suburban settlement, with a beautiful view of the Cordillera de los Andes. In Santiago you can get anything you want because it has a lot of commercial activity. Limited from the north and north-east by the V region of Valparaiso, and from the south by the VI region of the Liberator General Beranrdo O’Higgins, and by the Andes Mountains at the east. It is the only region in Chile that is not bordered by the Pacific Ocean. Santiago, the capital of Chile, is the starting point and the reference to head to any part of Chile due to the fact that it has the best net of air and land connections towards any point in Chile. It has a semi-arid Mediterranean climate with an average temperature of 13.9º C and an annual rain level of 330 mm. The population reaches the 5.257.937 habitants according to the Census of 1992. The 97% of the population live in the urban areas and the rest is in the rural.