Castro

Conchal Tenten is an archaeologically significant shell midden bearing witness to early indigenous settlement in the bay.

This viewpoint affords a wonderful look at the famous stilt houses perched above the waters of Castro.

Galerie Modulor is an art museum exhibiting contemporary works and local handicrafts in Castro.

The Museo Regional de Castro preserves historical artifacts and relics of Chiloé's wooden architecture in its halls.

Mirador Chacabuco features a panoramic view over the hilly streets and the waterfront of Castro.

This viewpoint is the excellent spot to photograph the colorful Gamboa stilt houses lining the estuary.

These classic Chilean palafitos in Pedro Montt Sector 1 stand picturesquely on thick wooden stilts in the tidal waters.

The Iglesia San Francisco is a UNESCO-listed, bright yellow wooden church and one of Castro's most striking landmarks.

The Concha Acústica is a semi-open, shell-shaped theater used for local musical and cultural events.

The Centro Cultural de Castro features theater halls and exhibition spaces reflecting the island's spirited cultural life.

Playa Sabanilla is a narrow sandy strip on the coast of Castro, washed by gentle tides.

The Mercado Municipal Lillo is a bustling municipal marketplace where vendors sell fresh local produce and artisan goods in Castro.