Don't mistaken my words. I really enjoyed my experience there. It's very convenient to get there and high enough to enable the view of the chilean boarder in clear days. But what really interested me was all the touristy stuff (or traps) up there and the kitsch décor that was probably luxury on the 60's or 70's. It's melancolic, but... More

Hmm, after Cerro Campinario this view point is not that good. Plus they what money to enter the view point. But just take the path, thats for free :-) More

Viisited on a clear sunny day and the views were magnificent. The revolving cafe at the top is a good spot to relax with a coffee and slowly watch the view change; it was hard to leave. One can go by a long, steep walk from town or by cable car. The return trip by cable car costs 80 pesos... More

The view here here great, its little expensive to get to the top, 85 pesos or 21 dollars US. But again its worth it, Take some time at the top, and have an icecream agin expensive, but enjoy the view. More

The views from the top are magnificent, we were there in summer and got some awesome photos. Would love to visit in winter to see the difference. More

The trip up the cable car (small cabins seating 4) costs $80 (or about U$S18) and it is worthwhile just for the views. But once there, you can take children to the giant slide, you can see the copies of Michelangelo's masterpieces, or watch a movie on the sightseeing and activities available in the region, and then take a hike... More