Plaza Carlos Springer, also known as Plaza de la Música or Milla Rehue, located in front of the ticket office of the old train station in the city, where municipal services and the Civil Registry currently operate. The square has some entertaining donated musical instruments, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays, you can visit the Colonia radio fair. Steps from the commercial district.

Inaugurated in 2008, the Frutillar pedestrian pier is a tourist icon, becoming one of the must-see photos if you visit our city. Located on the Costanera, it is a space that due to its strategic location becomes a natural viewpoint towards Lake Llanquihue and Puntiagudo, Osorno, Tronador and Calbuco volcanoes.

A must-see that recreates the life of the German settlers settled in Lake Llanquihue since the mid-19th century. Traditional constructions such as the water mill and the blacksmith’s house and workshop give an account of the lifestyle and technologies that changed the appearance and activity of the area. Those who visit it will enjoy its wonderful gardens and parks.

The Lake Theater is a place of inspiration, notable for its 11 thousand square meters of award-winning architecture. It has become one of the main venues in Latin America, distinguished by the quality of its artistic season, privileged infrastructure and acoustics, and by the unique opportunity to offers artists to participate actively in their educational mission.

The guided tours offer a magical journey into Teatro del Lago that invites you to discover its spaces and the history that inhabits its various corners. This activity is aimed at all types of public. The duration of each visit is approximately 1 hour.
SCHEDULE Monday to Sunday: 10:30 am., 12:00 pm., 3:00 pm. and 5:00 pm.

*The sale of guided tours e-tickets is done physically at the Theatre store/ticket office up to 10 minutes before the start of the visit. ** Guided tours are subject to changes and/or suspensions for reasons of programming and internal activities of the Theatre.

This 221 m² service infrastructure, which recovers the river-lake patrimony, with a ramp for smaller boats and a dock for larger boats, a walkway, a sunny beach, green areas, toilet services, a walk on the edge of the lake and a support walkway, becomes an important step to make our city and public spaces more effective and with greater equity. Also defines a high-quality standard for urban and public buildings, accessible for all

A historical site where several of the founding families of Frutillar rest. Although cemeteries are not a place where people usually go sightseeing. A brief and respectful visit allows us to dimension the lives of those who almost 200 years ago looked for a new opportunity in the south of Chile.

The historical value of the houses and temples that are part of the Typical Frutillar Zone is incalculable. Declared like that by the Council of National Monuments of Chile in 2013, those who are lucky enough to know this corner of the country can see the architectural influence, the gardens and the lake edge walking along the waterfront or hiring some of the experiences related to this inheritance.