Curicó is a Chilean city located in the Maule Region, known for its wine production.
It has several tourist attractions such as the Plaza de Armas, the Church of the Immaculate Conception and Cerro Condell.
In addition, the city is famous for its grape harvest festival which is held in March each year.
Curicó is located approximately 200 km south of Santiago and is accessible by car or bus through Route 5.
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