He Train of Remembrance once again offers a unique experience for those who wish to enjoy a trip full of nostalgia and charm. This Saturday, September 28, a new opportunity opens up to experience this journey aboard a historic train, which will take passengers from Rancagua to San Antonio, on a journey that stands out for its landscapes and connection with Chile’s railway past. Although the Fiestas Patrias are already over, this family-friendly event promises to be an excellent option to continue celebrating in company.
For those interested in this experience, the tickets Tickets are already on sale with prices that vary depending on the class you wish to travel in. Prices start at $31,900, an affordable price to enjoy a round trip in First Class. If you are looking for greater comfort or a more exclusive experience, Super Lounge seats are also available at $45,900, and the most luxurious option, the Dining Car, costs $114,000, ideal for those who want a trip with additional services.
The process to acquire the tickets It’s pretty simple. Just go to the official Memory Train website and select the September 28 trip. From there, you can choose your preferred seat category and confirm your purchase. Spaces are limited, so it’s recommended to book in advance to secure your spot on this unique trip.
As for the itinerary, the day of the Train of Remembrance The train starts early in Rancagua. Passengers should arrive between 08:30 and 08:40 hrs for boarding, with the train scheduled to depart at 08:50 hrs. There will be two stops along the way to pick up passengers: one in Paine, around 09:15 hrs, and another in Talagante, at 10:00 hrs. Finally, arrival in San Antonio is scheduled for 13:00 hrs, where travelers can enjoy a free afternoon to explore this coastal city.
The return is scheduled for 17:00 hrs from San Antonio, with the same stops in Talagante and Paine for the unloading of passengers. Arrival in Rancagua will be at 21:00 hrs, ending a day full of history and adventure aboard the Train of RemembranceThis trip offers the opportunity to disconnect from the daily routine and relive an important part of Chilean heritage.
