帕拉西奥德拉莫内达广场公民文化中心

It feels good. There are many historical and cultural places in this area, or some exhibitions. It is indeed a cultural center. It attracts a lot of tourists. Every day, you may encounter some different performances.

Good (*๓ ╰╯ `๓) ♡, niche, but worth a visit

Chile's presidential palace, also known as La Moneda, this white majestic building, was actually a coin factory long ago, because Chile was once colonized by Spain, so the whole building has a strong colonial style. The name La Moneda, which also means currency in Spanish, is seen across the street to the main entrance, and the huge Constitution Square is visible. The green grass on the ground is particularly bright in the sunny South America. On the other side of the square, the oversized Chilean flag flutters overhead. I can't help but sigh, this should be the largest flag I have ever seen, slowly fluttering with the wind, it feels like slowing down. In addition to major state activities, the La Moneda Palace can be opened for free to visitors. It is said that there is a very beautiful courtyard inside, and there are many very important cultural relics in the museum.