Best Parks in Santiago

Cerro Santa Lucía, a historic hilltop park with gardens, fountains, and ornate stairways, offers panoramic city and mountain views and marks the founding of Santiago in 1541.

An expansive park along the Mapocho River featuring lush green spaces, walking paths, a vibrant lake, and recreational areas, offering a tranquil escape from the city.

The largest green space in the heart of Santiago, offering a statue of the Virgin Mary and stunning vistas of the city, accessible by funicular, cable car, or trails.

Fantasilandia is located in O'Higgins Park.

The remnant of an extinct volcano covered in gardens and staircases, featuring Castillo Eidalgo and the Neptuno fountain.

A park hosting about 30 sculptures made of metal, stone, and wood, suitable for picnics.

An extinct volcano in the city center, Santa Lucia Hill is now an urban park popular for its fountains, staircases, forts, gardens, and lookout points.

Santiago Metropolitan Park offers sweeping views of Santiago and the Andes.

Parque Forestal is a park that forms a long stretch of greenery along the Mapocho River.

Parque Forestal is a park that forms a long stretch of greenery along the Mapocho River.

A big urban park in the city center, built in the early 20th century, perfect for strolling, jogging, or relaxing, and home to cultural institutions like the Museum of Fine Arts.

A park in Providencia known for its jumble of artworks.

The Historic Park in the center of Santiago features the Plaza otus.

A national park in Patagonia featuring the Three Peaks.

St. Lucia Hill, a former volcano and metropolitan park, is where Santiago was founded, featuring historic forts, an old chapel, Neptune's fountain, and observation platforms with city views.

Bicentennial Park is a vast and peaceful park with grassy areas, palm trees, lagoons, and flamingos, offering a restaurant called Mestizo.

Famous for the three Granite Peaks and features beautiful rivers, lakes, glaciers and incredible valleys.

A stunning coastal national park known for its dramatic cliffs, diverse birdlife, and unique flora adapted to the arid climate. It offers a glimpse into Chile's rugged coastline.

One of the most enchanting national parks in Chile because of the variety of animals here.

Known for its stunning Landscapes including forests lakes and Glaciers as well as a wide range of Flora and Fauna.

The coastal region of the Atacama Desert offers a stark contrast to the arid interior, with unique ecosystems, wildlife, and dramatic ocean views.

Chile's Lake District is a picturesque region characterized by stunning lakes, lush forests, snow-capped volcanoes, and charming European-influenced towns.

Torres del Paine National Park is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Chilean Patagonia, celebrated for its dramatic granite peaks, glaciers, lakes, and diverse wildlife.

Patagonia is a prime habitat for pumas, offering visitors a chance to spot these elusive big cats in their natural environment, particularly within protected national parks.

The fjords of Patagonia are a spectacular network of deep, narrow inlets carved by glaciers, characterized by steep cliffs, icy waters, and dramatic landscapes.

A park at the summit of San Cristobal hill with trails, viewpoints, and a zoo.

One of Santiago's best parks for families, featuring green areas, lakes with swans, and playgrounds; perfect for outdoor activities.

An educational theme park where kids can experience real-world professions.