Santiago Blew Us Away! | Chile Travel Guide
Discover the vibrant soul of Santiago, Chile, with this curated map! From the panoramic heights of Cerro San Cristóbal to the bohemian streets of Bellavista and the poignant history of the Museum of Memory, explore a city that blends breathtaking landscapes with rich culture and culinary delights.
Cerro San Cristóbal
A large urban park in Latin America with the Chilean National Zoo, Botanical Gardens, and the Virgin Mary statue and chapel at the summit.
Bellavista
An artsy, bohemian neighborhood filled with street murals, music, restaurants, and bars.
Museum of Memory
A museum that memorializes the history of General Pinocha's military coup and human rights violations.
La Vega Chica
A local food court within La Vega Central market, offering authentic Chilean cuisine.
Baco Restaurant
A restaurant that offers dishes such as salmon with squash and sundried tomatoes, and medallion filet.
Palacio del ex Congreso Nacional de Chile
The former National Congress building, an elegant neoclassical structure with beautiful gardens serving as a memorial.
Paseo Ahumada
A pedestrian promenade with street performers, including a rooster dance.
Museum of Memory and Human Rights
A museum that memorializes the history of General Pinocha's military coup and human rights violations.
Santa Lucía Hill
The remnant of an extinct volcano covered in gardens and staircases, featuring Castillo Eidalgo and the Neptuno fountain.
Zero Zero Pizzeria
A pizzeria known for its fabulous pies, frequented multiple times during the visit.
Bar Liguria
A bar serving traditional local meals such as ribs with provincial potatoes and a fried fish sandwich.
Park Dea Esculures
A park hosting about 30 sculptures made of metal, stone, and wood, suitable for picnics.
Lammona Palace
One of the most important government buildings in the country, originally used to mint coins and now houses the president's offices.
Plaza de Armis
The main square where everyone poses by the Santiago sign, surrounded by stunning architecture including the Metropolitan Cathedral.
Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago
Chile's main Catholic church, featuring a mix of Baroque and neoclassical styles with ornate details.
Castillo Eidalgo
Located at the summit of Santa Lucía Hill, rewards visitors with sweeping views over Santiago and the Andes mountains.
Neptuno fountain
A Baroque-styled fountain at the base of Santa Lucía Hill, featuring the Roman god of the sea riding a chariot.