Alameda Bolognesi

Formerly the Caplina River ran in the open, on both sides of the river there were acacias and willows; There were also bridges of solid construction, statues that represented the four seasons, stone benches and arbors with a vaulted base with a circular platform and lateral stands. During the Chilean administration in 1880 during the War of the Pacific, those marble statues disappeared, as well as the willows and palm trees were planted. In the Chilean period of Tacna, the mall was called Baquedano Avenue, after General Manuel Baquedano. ==See also==