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Terminal San Borja is a bus station, located at San Francisco de Borja 184, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile. They can be contacted via phone at +56 2 2776 0645, visit their website www.terminaldebuses.com for more detailed information.

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San Francisco de Borja 184, Santiago, Región Metropolitana
Added by Jopie, at 04 February 2014

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7 Reviews

  • Sam Carr
    01 March 2018

    Poorly managed, chaos. Taxi rank a shambles, buses queuing. Good luck.

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  • Caesar Tjalbo
    14 August 2017

    It's crowded, chaotic and without sufficient info but once you 'get' the place, it's an alright starting point for cheap travel

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  • Christopher Benavides
    13 July 2017

    The bus terminal is on the second floor of a shopping center. It's very crowded on weekends. It's the shopping center not the big mall nearby.

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  • Rayze Martinez
    01 August 2016

    Ok

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  • Marco Uenk
    15 April 2016

    It's very busy, information is realy bad and chaotic and there are gangs active to steal your stuff. So if you need a to pass through this station and you get some black stuff sprayed on you. Go away and stand close to security. Don't let anyone help you!

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  • Daniel Millard
    01 December 2015

    Gateway to many destinations in Chile. There is a mall downstairs to do some shopping before your journey.

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  • Arturo D'Elia
    11 February 2014

    The terminal is above the mall. If you are getting dropped off, the closest way is to enter the parking downstairs and then they will have to pay on their way out. There is no stop and drop off area which means a hassle for those not taking public transportation (or taxi). Upstairs, there is an array of companies and slow service is not uncommon. Buses do arrive in bay ranges, as in, not to a specific bay, but rather between certain bays and they are not labeled according to where you may be going, but the end of the line so, good luck! Go with time! And you'll figure it out without stress.

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