Guide 🇨🇱 Santiago
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San Cristóbal Hill
Hill with a statue of the Virgin Mary, offering panoramic city views.
Plaza de Armas
Historic central square surrounded by important buildings.
La Moneda Palace
Presidential palace and seat of the Chilean government.
Santa Lucía Hill
Small hill with gardens and historic fortifications.
Bellavista Neighborhood
Bohemian area known for nightlife, art, and restaurants.
Museum of Memory and Human Rights
Museum dedicated to Chile's history under Pinochet's dictatorship.
Parque Metropolitano de Santiago
One of the world’s largest urban parks, packed with attractions including gardens, trails, pools, sports areas and multiple viewpoints across San Cristóbal hill.
Central Market
Vibrant market famous for fresh seafood and local cuisine.
Sky Costanera
Observation deck atop the tallest building in Latin America.
La Chascona
Pablo Neruda’s quirky Bellavista house-museum, filled with collections and literary history, plus a café and multilingual bookstore for visitors.
Lastarria Neighborhood
Cultural hub with theaters, museums, and cafes.
Bicentennial Park
Modern park with lagoons, sculptures, and picnic areas.
Centro Cultural La Moneda
A major underground cultural complex with galleries, cinema, exhibits, café and shops, created for Chile’s Bicentennial to bring arts closer to people.
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago
One of Chile’s oldest and most important churches, anchoring Plaza de Armas and offering a key glimpse into Santiago’s colonial-era heritage.
National Museum of History
Housed in the former Royal Tribunals, this museum showcases Chilean history in a prime Plaza de Armas location ideal for first-time visitors.
Patio Bellavista
A lively cultural and dining complex with art exhibits, handicraft shops and performances, perfect for an easy afternoon in the Bellavista area.
Parque Quinta Normal
A major city park ideal for a relaxing walk, conveniently paired with nearby museums and cultural stops for a well-rounded day in Santiago.
Museo Cielo Abierto
Open-air street art museum featuring massive murals on residential buildings, showcasing leading Chilean and Latin American urban artists.
Central Post Office
A historic Plaza de Armas building with a second-floor postal museum, set in a site that once served as a governmental palace.
Fundación Artesanías de Chile
A standout shop inside Centro Cultural La Moneda featuring high-quality handicrafts from across Chile, ideal for authentic artisan souvenirs.
Mundo Rural La Moneda
INDAP-run shop in Centro Cultural La Moneda selling rural community products like jams, oils, beers, ointments and liquors from around Chile.
Bellavista
Trendy area with vibrant nightlife, street art, and cultural attractions.
Bellas Artes
Small central enclave near museums and metro, lively evenings, and considered quite safe in its vicinity.
Lastarria
Upscale, bohemian neighborhood with cobblestone streets, boutique hotels, and cultural sites.
Providencia
Residential area with a local vibe, commercial centers, and scenic views from Cerro San Cristóbal.
Barrio Italia
Artistic and youthful area with Italian-influenced architecture and international cuisine.
Santiago Centro
Historic center with colonial architecture, cultural landmarks, and vibrant street life.
Vitacura
Wealthy, calm, leafy area with luxury hotels and dining; less central and requires taxis to get around.
Las Condes
Business district with luxury hotels, high-end shopping, and proximity to the Andes.
Barrio Brasil
Hip, artistic area with affordable accommodations and a young, cultural atmosphere.
SCL
Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport
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