On 12 May, the town of San Agustín de Talca was founded.
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Heritage, valleys, coast and mountain landscapes.
Heritage and nature
Talca Province combines urban and rural heritage with landscapes extending from the coast to the Andes.
Its municipalities
Culture and heritage
The province combines urban and rural heritage, landscapes of the Maule Valley, coastal communities, and mountain areas. Talca and its neighbouring municipalities preserve traces of historical events, productive activities, and local traditions.
History of the province
On 12 May 1742, Governor José Antonio Manso de Velasco founded the town of San Agustín de Talca. Its layout included a central square, streets, and buildings near the Augustinian convent. Decades later, the area witnessed events in Chile’s independence process: in Talca, Bernardo O’Higgins swore the declaration of independence on 12 February 1818.
Historical milestones
On 12 February, Bernardo O’Higgins swore Chile’s declaration of independence in Talca.
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La Trinchera Municipal Campground
Curepto
Empedrado Reservoir
Empedrado
Cuyuname Wetland
Empedrado
Los Olivos Wetland
Curepto
Lake Colbún - San Clemente
San Clemente
Laguna del Maule
San Clemente
Cerro de la Virgen Viewpoint
Empedrado
Curepto Historical Museum
Curepto
Oriflama Museum
Curepto
El Morro Bus Stop
Pencahue
Los Grillos Park
Curepto
González Bastías Railway Heritage Station
Pencahue
Piedra de la Iglesia - Constitución
Constitución
Constitución Main Square
Constitución
Empedrado Main Square
Empedrado
San Clemente Main Square
San Clemente
Curepto Main Square
Curepto
Lautaro Bridge
Curepto
Puerto Maguillines
Constitución
Altos de Lircay National Reserve - San Clemente
San Clemente
Maule River
Constitución
Salto La Piuchena
Pencahue
Sanctuary of the Immaculate Conception of Corinto
Pencahue