SANTIAGO DE CHILE (2025) | 10 Awesome Things To Do In & Around Santiago de Chile

A museum housing an extensive collection of artifacts from across South America and Chile, showcasing intricately-carved stone sculptures, delicate textiles, and gold objects.

A picturesque gorge in the Andes Mountains featuring towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and crystal-clear rivers, including the El Yeso Dam.

One of the oldest wineries in Chile, offering tours of its cellars and wine tastings, where visitors can learn about the wine-making process and the history of Chilean wine.

A region offering a range of vineyards with breathtaking scenery.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its colorful hillside houses, street art, and vibrant port, but requires awareness of surroundings due to safety concerns.

Known as "the Garden City", it features beaches and parks.

An observation deck atop the Gran Torre Santiago, the tallest skyscraper in South America, offering 360° views of the city and the Andes Mountains, with a bar serving drinks and light meals.

A hotel located in Barrio Lastarría.

Known for its art galleries, antiques, and a vibrant nightlife scene with bars and restaurants.

A hotel located in Barrio Yungay.

A barrio where the speakers stayed that had a great price-quality, but the downside was its safety concerns and lack of tourist facilities.

A hotel located in Providencia.

A vibrant and safe district known for its modern infrastructure, diverse culinary scene, and charming neighborhoods like Barrio Italia and Barrio Lastarría.

A small green oasis in the heart of Santiago, offering panoramic views of the city with pathways, flowers, fountains, and historical monuments.

A reservoir in the Cajon del Maipo that provides a significant portion of the drinking water supply for the city of Santiago.

A river where a picnic-style lunch was served with wine during a tour of Cajon del Maipo.

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.

A river that runs alongside Parque Bicentenario.

One of the notable vineyards within Santiago's city limits.

A valley near Santiago with a wider range of vineyards and breathtaking scenery.

A valley near Santiago with a wider range of vineyards and breathtaking scenery.

A valley near Santiago with a wider range of vineyards and breathtaking scenery.

The tallest skyscraper in South America, featuring the Sky Costanera observation deck.

A haven for foodies in Providencia, with picturesque streets and architecture.

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.

The historic center of Santiago, featuring Spanish colonial, neoclassical, and art déco architecture.

An iconic landmark in Santiago's historic center.

An iconic landmark in Santiago's historic center.

An iconic landmark in Santiago's historic center.

An iconic landmark in Santiago's historic center.

An area that offers a good balance of safety, convenience, and access to restaurants, cafés, and cultural attractions.

An area that experienced some safety concerns at the time of the visit.

An area that experienced some safety concerns at the time of the visit.

An area that experienced some safety concerns at the time of the visit.

A museum housing an extensive collection of artifacts from across South America and Chile, showcasing intricately-carved stone sculptures, delicate textiles, and gold objects.