Explore the vibrant heart of Chile with this guide to Santiago. From the historic Plaza de Armas and the grandeur of La Moneda Palace to the artistic charm of Bellavista and the scenic beauty of Cerro San Cristobal, discover a city rich in culture, history, and stunning landscapes.
Plaza de Armas
A lively central square in Santiago, perfect for first-time visitors to browse art stalls, have a drink in a café, and admire the city's oldest buildings.
Metropolitan Cathedral
A place for devotion and contemplation located in the Plaza de Armas.
National History Museum
A historic museum in Plaza de Armas where you can climb the bell tower.
Santa Lucía Hill
The spot where Santiago was founded by the Spanish in the 16th century.
La Moneda Palace
The seat of Government, originally the colonial mint, and site of the 1973 military coup.
Museum of Memory and Human Rights
A museum that documents the victims of Augusto Pinochet’s repressive rule.
Parque Bicentenario
A park in Vitacura where you can feed the swans or relax in a beach chair.
Parque de las Esculturas
A park in Providencia known for its jumble of artworks.
Parque Forestal
A green corridor that provides access to art museums and sculptures.
Bellavista
A central neighborhood known for its sidewalk cafés, craft shops, antiques, and colorful street art.
Centro Cultural Estacion Mapocho
A monumental train station turned exhibition space with a café and restaurant.
Concha y Toro winery
A winery in Pirque offering tours and tasting sessions.
Cerro San Cristobal
A revered hill offering beautiful views of Santiago.