La Sebastiana is the name of this house, one of 3 that Neruda owned in Chile (the others in Isla Negra and Santiago). Developed over 4 floors it features an incredible mixture of colours and style. But it does so in style. I am not easily impressed, but this time I was. You couldn't take pictures so I had to do so in secret (please whisper the word secret in your mind when you read it : ), so you might not agree with me, so I suggest you go one day. The audioguide taught me that Chile means "cold" in its own language.
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