Top 11 things to do and attractions in Casablanca

Highly recommend visiting this winery when you are in the area, definitely was on the busier side but very much worth it. The property was gorgeous and we went on a tour where we learned a lot about the wine in this region. Before the tour we were able to eat lunch at the restaurant, I would recommend getting a reservation, we were lucky to sit down and eat without one. Food was top notch!! A must visit!

Martin our guide was absolutely amazing, I have been to hundreds of vineyards and this was definitely among the best presentations that I have ever heard. Martin is very knowledgeable and tells a fantastic story about the wines and the vineyard. Wines are fantastic, highly recommended to any wine lovers out there

This winery was fantastic. Back in 2019 we had a charcuterie board and a wine tasting and all of the choices were fantastic. We took the metro and then a taxi to get here. I was out for the rest of the day.

Incredible experience and great wine! George was a great tour guide and they had unique, well balanced, types of wine. The tour included liquor tasting, see their balsamic vinegar storage room, and the wine cellar. 11/10 would tell anyone in Casablanca Valley this is a must visit.

They have a really unique wine tour here! The tour that we chose starts out with the receptionist asking you to choose an umbrella to grab since most of the tour is outside (with the hot and favorable sun). You move on into a horse drawn carriage and the guide shows you the property & takes you to the stables where you get to see a small horse show. They show you different moves of the horses, the traditional outfits that the people wear and you even get a photo opportunity with the horse & it's trainer. You move on into the main warehouse where they show you how the process of wine making has evolved. The wooden sculptures they had was amazing, the way it's set up with the attention to detail was extremely enjoyable to me. The guide gave us a bit of history of the wines Chile offers, what they do or can't produce and the reason as to why, along with fun facts of product packaging (i.e. box wines, why some companies choose not to use corks) My favorite part was obviously at the end where you get to sample different wines that the boutique offers! The guide that we had was extremely knowledgeable of his craft and you can tell he enjoys what he does! Definitely recommend! The property is absolutely beautiful, there are plenty of photo opportunities here. Side note: For families traveling with children or people whom don't drink wine, at the end of the tour if you can request juice!

I actually learned a lot about sparkling wine here. Still not my preference, but it's cool to know the history and what goes into it.

I highly recommend this vineyard because it is located in a very special location within Casablanca Valley. This particular property has a unique microclimate, that allows to the winemaker producing red wines in a valley intended for whites. They now are producing magnificent blends as well, so I invite you to book a tour and tasting in this winery. The sommelier, Alejandra, is extraordinary and she will give you one of the best moments in this magical valley, learning from the soil composition to the acidity or the body of one specific wine. And she knows very well how to add value to a glass of wine in front of you. She's great!!!

I was visiting Chile for my birthday and made it a point to visit this vineyard during my stay, and I am so very glad I did. I will start by saying that the location is absolutely gorgeous. The winery is located on the top of a hill, and from there you can see some incredible views of the surrounding vineyards. I reserved a premium tour and wine tasting for the afternoon, and a reservation at the restaurant for dinner after. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by Alejandra, who would be my tour guide. She offered me the choice of having the tour in Spanish or English, and as I was the only one, we were able to begin the tour immediately. Alejandra was phenomenal! She told me the story of the winery, including its history, growth and development over the years, and plans for the future. We explored the mechanics of the winery itself, and I was able to get a deep look into the wine-making process, and how they are experimenting with new methods of aging and fermentation, including the use of glass to ferment and age the wine. Outside, she explained how the grapes are planted according to variations of sun exposure on different hill faces, how very localized soil variations can greatly affect the taste of the final product, and how the grapes varieties are chosen for planting. She was able to answer any questions I had, and I didn't feel rushed at all. She was also kind enough to offer to take photos of me during the tour so I could share them with friends and family. I didn't even have to ask! After the tour, I was taken to the very lovely outdoor terrace for dinner. Since I was by myself, Alejandra offered to sit with me and continue chatting while also explaining the wines I was going to try and how to pair them. I was grateful for her willingness to spend the time with me, especially since it was a special birthday trip for me, and also my first trip since losing my fiance last year. Her kindness and empathy meant so much to me, and I was so appreciative of her company at the table. It was by far the highlight of my day, if not the entire week. I really felt right at home. As for the food, it was SUPERB! The marvelous chef came out frequently to ensure that everything was cooked exactly as I wanted, and I have to say - it really was cooked to perfection. Everything I ordered was incredibly tasty and well-portioned and paired with the wines I was tasting. Since I was driving, I also appreciated that I did not feel rushed at all and they ensured that I had plenty of water at the table to drink. It was a perfect way to end my day, with the setting sun over the vineyards and great food and company. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend a visit to this one-of-a-kind vineyard. It's a little off the main wine route (about 15 minutes from route 68), but still easy to get to and well worth it. I would recommend budgeting at least three hours here, especially if you plan to eat at the restaurant (you most definitely should), and if you come in the late afternoon, you can get some beautiful photos as the sun begins to set over the hills (I visited in late September when the days are still shorter). I am so glad I chose to visit, and thanks to Alejandra and all the wonderful staff at Villard I had a magical experience I will remember for the rest of my life.

Large variety of plants in excellent condition. Knowledgeable staff.

(Translated by Google) I went with my family and we had a magical night observing Saturn and the moon. The group was very friendly and the astronomers were charming. In very simple words they showed us and explained what we saw. Nice experience. (Original) Fui con mi familia y tuvimos una noche mágica observando Saturno y la luna. Elgrupo fue muy simpático y los astrónomos encantadores. En palabras muy simples nos mostraron y explicaron lo que veíamos. Linda experiencia.

Amazing place, tranquility, super nice service and local goods; recommend