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At 50 meters from the Hotel Ayacara, Teatro del Lago is one of the most important cultural art centers and individual in the world. E-mail: info@teatrodellago.cl

Email: museofrutillar@uach.cl In recognition of the efforts of German immigrants and with funding from the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Municipality of Frutillar and technical assistance from the Universidad Austral de Chile, began June 29, 1972, the construction of the German Colonial Museum, preserving species and objects used by early settlers in five typical constructions. The museum is located in the beautiful gardens and trees of the Richter family, in an area of ​​more than 3 hectares, that continues to expand. Its buildings, all wood, are arranged in the style of an old farm town.

The Forestry Centre of the University of Chile covers an area of ​​33 hectares and has wonderful trails. The main trail has a length of 800 meters and can be toured in about 40 minutes. In which we can see a large number of species of native forest plants for sale. High Season Monday to Friday 08:00 to 19:00. Low Season Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00.

It is the main airport in the Lake District and 807,369 passengers in 2008 it is the third in passenger traffic in the country. Located near the city of Puerto Montt and 30 km from Frutillar.

This beautiful city is known as one of the most tourist cities of the southern Patagonian bi-national Chile and Argentina, and is called the "City of Roses and Volcano." From here you can access the international border crossing Peulla that leads to Bariloche (Argentina) following a spectacular route that skirts the lake Llanquihue, the falls of Petrohué, the slopes of Osorno Volcano and over the Lake Todos los Santos and the National Park Vicente Pérez Rosales. This crossing of the Andes combines land and lake segments in both Chilean and Argentine territory, and allows viewing of spectacular and unspoiled natural landscapes, framed by towering volcanoes such as the before mentioned Volcano Osorno, Volcano Calbuco, Volcan and Cerro Puntiagudo Tronador.

Puerto Octay is a commune in southern Chile, located in the Osorno Province in the X Region of Los Lagos, on the shores of Lake Llanquihue. it's county capital is the urban center of Puerto Octay. The municipality is known for its traditional architecture product of the German Colonization. Refferal of the lake district tourism, Lake Llanquihue has beautiful beaches for vacation, fishing and water sports, highlighting the beaches of Las Cascadas, Rupanco Islet, La Baja, Puerto Maitén and Fonck. Puerto Octay today has a rich and varied architecture, mostly built of wood, which is the historical reflection of the colonization process, driven by the State of Chile in the mid-nineteenth century, with families coming from Germany.

Along with a hotel facility, and within the Puyehue National Park, the Termas de Puyehue are located, a venue that nature has given to man to dive in warm waters and relax your muscles. Conditioning for a good stay, surrounded by ancient forests and pristine trails for horseback riding and protected under the Araucaria rain and hail.

From Valdivia to the south you can start the Lakes Circuit. Southward along the mountains, lakes Calafquén Panguipulli Pirehueico, Riñihue, Ranco and Rupanco begin to appear between rivers, waterfalls, forests and volcanoes,. Impressive extensions of color, its famous for its abundant fishing for the solitude of its landscape and architecture of towns and villages nearby. From these sites you can also cross the border into Argentina to reach two important tourist centers: San Martin de los Andes and San Carlos de Bariloche.