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Located roughly 250 kilometers (155 miles) south of Chile's capital, Santiago, Talca is the capital of the Maule Region and the heart of the country’s central valley. Steeped in history, it is famously known as the city where Bernardo O'Higgins signed Chile's Declaration of Independence in 1818.
Today, Talca blends its rich historical heritage with a relaxed, welcoming provincial atmosphere. Key highlights for visitors include:
The Wine Capital: It serves as the gateway to the Maule Valley, one of Chile’s oldest and largest wine-producing regions, world-renowned for its high-quality Carmenere and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Nature and Landscapes: The city is a jumping-off point for spectacular natural attractions, including the Altos de Lircay National Reserve and the stunning waterfalls of the Maule Andes.
Climate: In the region, visitors experience a Mediterranean climate, characterized by warm, sunny days and cool, refreshing nights. In November, the average of the temperature is 25°C.
Dates & Time
Dates & Time
The conference will start on Monday morning (November 16, at 09:30 hours) and end Friday morning (November 20, around 13:00 hours).
Travel from Santiago to Talca
Travel from Santiago to Talca
Accommodation
The next list shows some hotels and the prices per night (including breakfast) that we have concerted:
-Hotel EcoHotel (95.000 CLP= 86 USD)
-Hotel Diego de Almagro (110.000 CLP = 100 USD)
-Hotel Diego de Almagro Express (95.000 CLP = 95 USD)
-Hotel Casino (110.000 CLP = 100 USD)
The conference will take place in the Diego Portales Hall at the University of Talca, just steps from the Institute of Mathematics.
The University of Talca has two main entrances: the "North Entrance" and the "South Entrance." Here you can find the maps from both entrances to "Diego Portales Hall":
Social Programme & Conference Dinner
Social Programme & Conference Dinner
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