Valdivia, Chile
Chile
Valdivia, Chile shares 299 connections with 13282 other places across 26 topics, shaped primarily by history, nature, and sports. In 1960, Valdivia was severely damaged by the Great Chilean Earthquake, the most powerful ever recorded at magnitude 9.5. Its connections reach Santiago, Chile, Spain, and Argentina through shared colonial history and Mapuche resistance, including the 1598 Battle of Curalaba. The Valdivia International Film Festival, which became the most important in Chile, draws the city into global film connections.
Battle of Curalaba
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Tucapel, Chile | Villarrica, Chile
Lina from Lima
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Toronto, Ontario | Lima, Peru
shipyards in Chile
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Chile | Talcahuano, Chile
Malleco Viaduct
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Araucanía Region | Malleco Province
Corral Bay
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Los Ríos Region | Bahía Mansa
San José de la Mariquina
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Los Ríos Region | Mehuín, Valdivia
Calle-Calle River
Deportes Valdivia
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Chile | Los Ríos Region | Reinoso, Spain
Claudia Conserva
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Chile | Santiago, Chile | La Muela, Spain
Los Ríos Region
Juan Ladrillero
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Chile | Bahia | Moguer, Spain
Angol
Connects Valdivia, Chile to: Confines, Colombia | Angol, Chile