![Galpon Patagonia Galpon Patagonia](https://meilinbristiel.com/leblogdemeilin/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/DSCF7113-290x290.jpg)
Galpon Patagonia
Kind of a surprise to find this Brooklyn-like art space at the very end of the world, down in Puerto Natales: definitely a place to visit if you are down there! Galpon Patagonia was inaugurated early this year, this exhibition included works by: Antonio Rodríguez, Carlos Edwards, José Vicente Gajardo, Soledad Ramsay, Mauricio Guajardo, y Marcela...
![Punta Arenas Punta Arenas](https://meilinbristiel.com/leblogdemeilin/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/DSCF6643-290x290.jpg)
Punta Arenas
I am just throwing a little post about Punta Arenas as a tip. Most travellers skip this town to go straight to Puerto Natales, the door to the Torres del Paine National Park. It is a shame because Punta Arenas has this frontier town feeling and looks that is definitely worth a little visit. ...
![Puerto Natales Puerto Natales](https://meilinbristiel.com/leblogdemeilin/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_4599-290x290.jpg)
Puerto Natales
The gateway to Torres del Paine has a pretty good selection of hotels. We picked the Altiplanico because we had a great stay at the original one in San Pedro before. We where not disappointed by the Patagonia brother: nice ecofriendly architecture (with an interesting exterior insulation made with raw earth bricks), and home made feeling...
![Pingo Salvaje Pingo Salvaje](https://meilinbristiel.com/leblogdemeilin/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/DSCF6985-290x290.jpg)
Pingo Salvaje
..which means « wild horse », is a beautiful estancia in the middle of nowhere: in Patagonia that really means far-far-away!! About 20 min drive from Puerto Natales, the estancia is by lake Sofia. The half-day ride we took brought us along the lake, through streams, up and down steep hills and under eagles and condor’s nests...
![18e aux sources du design, Chateau de Versailles 18e aux sources du design, Chateau de Versailles](https://meilinbristiel.com/leblogdemeilin/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IMG_0111-290x290.jpg)
18e aux sources du design, Chateau de Versailles
Making good use of a long flight connection in Paris by visiting this intimate exhibition at the Chateau de Versaille. See link here: http://www.chateauversailles.fr/les-actualites-du-domaine/evenements/evenements/expositions/18e-aux-sources-du-design/design/quelques-chefs-duvre-1 I was quite intrigued by the idea put forward that 18e century might be a revolution in design as well: that styles like Louis XV and XVI styles could be seen as...