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Take a seat before finding out how much tickets cost for the Tren Sabores del Maule this August 24

Take a seat before finding out how much tickets cost for the Tren Sabores del Maule this August 24

This August 24, EFE Trenes de Chile offers a special tour to the region of Maulewhich will take you to Viña Balduzzi and the Loncomilla Cooperative, departing from the Central Station in the Metropolitan Region. This trip will not only allow you to enjoy the landscapes of the Maule Valley, but also a unique wine experience in one of the most renowned wine valleys in Chile.

Balduzzi Vineyardlocated in San Javier, is famous for being dedicated exclusively to the production of premium wines, which are recognized internationally. Visitors will have the opportunity to tour its facilities, participate in tastings, and learn about the production process of these wines that are exported to more than 30 countries around the world.



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