Name: Terminal Rodoviario Arica
Address: Diego Portales 948, Arica, RegiÃ³n de Arica y Parinacota, Chile, CL
Telephone: +56 9 7696 5315

Terminal Rodoviario Arica is a bus station, located at Diego Portales 948, Arica, Región de Arica y Parinacota, Chile. They can be contacted via phone at +56 9 7696 5315, visit their website www.recorrido.cl for more detailed information.

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Diego Portales 948, Arica, Región de Arica y Parinacota

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P Kaitz

01 February 2018

I think this building was designed by the same guy (Eiffel) who did the Eiffel Tower. The original convention center in Denver was a geometrically rich construct by I M Pei. It was forfeited in favor of the present popsicle stick debacle. Another tragic travesty of Denver's growth was the dismantling of another I M Pei piece. It was one of those magical Buckminster Fuller-esque amalgams of triangles into a sphere or what he called a 'vector equilibrium'. It was glamorous and there was an ice skating rink too. When the Adams Mark bought the original Hilton, now the Sheraton, they received permission from the city to put up that travesty of an atrium, that blight of a buttress conjoining the old stately building with the former Foley's, which I think was originally a Denver Dry Goods with an official Post Office in the basement.

It was it is my view that there are magical spots, spots that keep you spots that make you stay spots that attract you from the near environs. Maybe these places have things to see and do. Doesn't matter; you find them you stay there. Some, everyone knows about: Florence, Paris, Jerusalem. There are others lesser known but no less persuasive in drawing and keeping peripatetic wayfarers. There's Oaxaca, Oaxaxa with its black ceramic, its masks of the dead, its colonial zócalo, its gilt church. There's Mitla, which climbing never gets old, and other zonas arqueológicas in the valley whose names I've forgotten. There's San Cristóbal de las Casas in Chiapas with its hidden magic mushroom field and its history and reputation of Zapoteca and Zapatista Disseny and the fog under the mountains early in the morning. There's Guadalajara with its harrowing highway to Puerto Vallarta and it's Mercado Libertád with its herb sellers where you can buy Damiana and spike the tea of someone you want to sleep with. There's Zipolite where I promise none of you have ever been to or heard of where you sleep in hammocks on the beach and the sand burns your feet and you eat fried fish, Huauchinango maybe, speared on a stick, head intact, with a side of fries, and down at the end of the beach chicken mole at the restaurant.
Andrés R. Terrazas Alarcón

17 October 2017

Es económico y ordenado respecto a otros terminales del país. Tiene de todo un poco y lis servicios comienzan desde las 5:00 hasta las 0:00. A pesar que siempre esta lleno y estéticamente no es atractivo, funciona bastante bien, y locomoción cerca.
MiguE Ovejero

29 January 2017

Es muy pequeña para la gran cantidad de gente que transita y espera su bus. Toda la gente esta sentada en el piso, deberian dotartla con mas asientos y aprovechar todo el espacio que desperdician. Posee una estructura muy vistosa en la cubierta ( reticulado espacial) pena que esta descuidada.
Diego Mamani

12 December 2016

Falta una renovacion a lo que es su exterior, se vee viejo y en mal estado, ademas de tener algo mas moderno al interior