The Don'ts of Santiago, Chile

A well-regarded hotel offering comfortable stays and convenient access to Santiago's business and cultural districts.

A budget-friendly hostel popular with backpackers, offering a social atmosphere and basic amenities for travelers exploring Santiago.

A walking tour to the top of San Cristobal Hill is available for tourists visiting Santiago.

Cajón del Maipo is a destination for outdoor activities and mountain views near Santiago, accessible for a day trip.

Volcán San José is part of a hiking tour from Santiago.

Valparaiso is known for its incredible street art and unique architecture influenced by immigration.

Viña del Mar offers beaches, clubs, and a party scene near Santiago.

Casablanca Valley is a destination for wine tours near Santiago.

The Andes mountains provide a stunning backdrop to Santiago, impacting the city's skyline and offering scenic sunrises.

Santa Lucia Hill is an easily accessible hill in downtown Santiago with a viewing platform, the Castillo Hio, and the Neptune Fountain.

The Castillo Hio is located on Santa Lucia Hill.

The Neptune Fountain is located at the bottom of Santa Lucia Hill.

San Cristobal Hill is a major tourist attraction with a Virgin Mary statue on top, accessible by funicular and cable car, offering great views of Santiago.

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

Plaza otus is located in the Historic Park in the center of town.

The Historic Center is in the center of town.

The cathedral is located in the Plaza de Armas.

The City Market opens early for restaurants to buy fresh fish and is generally closed by 5 PM.

Plaz otas has museums and great architecture.

The city has a totally different vibe than any other major cities you have in South America.

The statue of Maria is at the top of San Cristobal Hill.

The Museum of Fine Arts is a cultural experience in Santiago, known for its beautiful building and art collection.

The Museum of pre-colombian Art is located near Plaza de Armas and features a special collection.

The Museum of pre-colombian Art is located near Plaza de Armas.

The Muse de Laos is the Museum of memory and human rights, where you can learn about the history of the dictatorship.

The Museum of memory and human rights is also known as the Muse de Laos, where you can learn about the history of the dictatorship.

Tourists are advised to avoid the west side of Santiago.

Bellavista is a bohemian and artsy neighborhood with a Pan-Latin American food area.

This term does not correspond to a known location in Santiago, Chile. It might be a misspelling or a very localized reference.

Likely a misspelling of Plaza de Armas, the main square and historic heart of Santiago.

Santiago's General Cemetery features impressive tombs and crypts of notable figures in Chilean history.

You can see the change of the guard of the Presidential Palace.

The Central Valley is a destination for wine tours.

Fantastic Vineyards is a destination for wine tours in the Central Valley.

Kund myo is a gorge with hiking and outdoor activities, located 15 km out of town.