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Old Train Station: A Journey into Pichilemu's Past
Step back in time at Pichilemu's Old Train Station, a beautifully preserved National Monument and cultural center.
The Old Train Station in Pichilemu, dating back to 1925, is a beautifully preserved National Monument. Once a vital link connecting Pichilemu to the rest of Chile, it now serves as a cultural center and tourism office, showcasing artifacts and stories from the early 20th century.
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A brief summary to Old Train Station
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
Antigua Estación de Trenes - Aníbal Pinto 0375, Pichilemu, O'Higgins, 3220000, CL
Monday
11 am-5 pm
Tuesday
11 am-5 pm
Wednesday
11 am-5 pm
Thursday
11 am-5 pm
Friday
11 am-5 pm
Saturday
11 am-2 pm
Sunday
11 am-2 pm
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Getting There
Walking
The Old Train Station is located in the heart of Pichilemu, near Daniel Ortúzar Avenue and in front of Petrel Lake, making it easily accessible on foot from most parts of the town. From the main square, Plaza Arturo Prat, walk east along Aníbal Pinto Avenue; the station will be on your right.
Public Transport
Local buses and 'colectivos' (shared taxis) are available in Pichilemu. Check local schedules and routes to see if any pass near the station on Aníbal Pinto Avenue. A short ride in a colectivo typically costs around $500 CLP.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Pichilemu. You can find them near the bus terminal or main square. A short taxi ride to the Old Train Station from anywhere in central Pichilemu should cost approximately $3000 CLP.
Local tips
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Check out the vintage clothing and decorative objects from the 1920s for a glimpse into Pichilemu's past.
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Visit during opening hours to explore the exhibits and learn about the station's history.
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Combine your visit with a walk around Petrel Lake, located in front of the station.
Discover more about Old Train Station
The Old Train Station, or Estación Pichilemu, stands as a testament to Pichilemu's rich history and development as a coastal town. Constructed around 1925, the wooden railway station is a designated National Monument of Chile. It once served as the terminus for the San Fernando-Pichilemu railway line, facilitating both passenger and freight transport.Passenger trains operated until 1986, and freight services continued until 1995. The railway line played a crucial role in connecting Pichilemu to the central region of Chile, enabling trade and tourism. In 2006, a section of the railway was removed, marking the end of an era.Today, the Old Train Station has been repurposed as an arts and culture center and a tourism information office. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring decorative objects and vintage clothing from the 1920s, offering a glimpse into the past. The station stands as a reminder of Pichilemu's heritage and its transformation into a popular tourist destination.
A brief summary to Old Train Station
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