About
Built in the 1920s in the neorenaissance and Art Nouveau style by architect Guillermo Manchelli for textile entrepreneur Arnaldo Falabella. It was later the embassy of Mexico and in 1948 became the municipality of Providencia. Reopened to the public after restoration, with a rooftop with Chilean and Italian motifs and views of the hill and commune.
Why go
- Architectural jewel
- Perfect spot for photos
Good to know
- May be closed to the public
- Undergoing remodeling
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Rating
4.5 / 5 (18 reviews)