Why Santiago, Chile Is One of the Most Accessible Cities in South America

In this video, we explore what makes Santiago, Chile one of the most accessible cities in South America, including pedestrian-friendly streets, tactile murals, cable cars to the top of San Cristóbal Hill! Santiago, Chile, is setting the standard for accessibility in South America! From accessible-friendly public transportation to inclusive urban design, this city is making strides in creating a space where everyone can navigate with ease.

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In today's video:
00:00 Travel vlog of Santiago, Chile
00:23 Overview of Santiago, Chile
05:40 Food in Santiago, Chile
07:37 Accessibility in the streets of Santiago, Chile
08:24 Chilean Museum
of Pre-Colombian art
10:42 Tactile Murals in the streets of Santiago, Chile
12:29 Sky Costanera
14:36 San Cristóbal Hill

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Video description:
The video starts out with different upcoming clips. A title screen comes on: One of the Most Accessible
Cities in South America:
Santiago, Chile
with Blindish Latina. Catainra, a Latina woman wearing a pink t-shirt, sits in a hotel room. She talks about the accessibility of the streets in Chile and she is walking down the street holding her white cane. As she talks about the neighborhoods, there are different video clips of the scenery of Santiago, big buildings and a clean-looking city. She mentions her previous video about Yum Cha, and there are clips from the pervious video of her drinking tea in a restaurant and eating different foods.
Catarina talks about various foods she ate, and she sits in restaurants and tries different foods and looks overall happy about it.
Chilean Museum
of Pre-Colombian art: Catarina is wearing a sun hat and a bright pink shirt. She walks up to the museum and enters the building. Many tapestry pieces are hanging on the walls behind glass.
Tactile Murals: Catarina walks up to the tactile murals that are on the walls in the streets. She touches the tactile mural and then looks up to see the actual mural. One is blue with different figures on it, and the other is the back of a man holding something on his shoulder.
Sky Costanera: Catarina is in a car on the way to the Sky Costanera. She stands by a big window and behind her is a view from very high up of the city. The sun is setting and it is getting dark in the room. There are a lot of people around looking out at the beautiful view.
San Cristóbal Hill: Catainra is in an elevator and then gets in the cable car, which is a car that hangs on a line over the trees. They go up to the top of the hill and get out to explore. There are beautiful views of the city. They take the funicular further up the hill. To get back, Catarina gets in a cable car and is wearing an orange hat and a matching orange t-shirt.