This is where the foundation of Santiago took place, surrounded by historic landmarks including the National Historical Museum, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the General Post Office, and Santiago City Hall

We will visit the Cathedral and its impressive architecture

We will pass by key landmarks including the former National Congress, the Palace of Justice, and the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. This stop offers insights into Chilean history, politics, and ancestral culture

Here in this square, which is surrounded by statues of Chile's former presidents, we'll pause to look at the Government Palace. This is a great spot to talk about the 1973 Coup, the transition back to democracy, and the architecture surrounding us

We will head deeper into the Cultural Center to see how this place has become a key hub for art and culture in Santiago

We'll see the iconic building that houses the Santiago Stock Exchange. From there, we'll stroll through the historic La Bolsa neighborhood and down New York Street

Santiago's oldest pedestrian street, a stop for a coffee

We will cross the capital's main thoroughfare

We will explore this European-style neighborhood, which is currently undergoing a revitalization process

he oldest building in Santiago and the temple of the Franciscan monks

The House of Opera and a heritage building

We're diving into one of Santiago's most vibrant neighborhoods. Not only will we explore the area, but our local guide will also share their top restaurant recommendations

We'll cross the Pío Nono Bridge and step into Bellavista, Santiago's bohemian heart and home to many universities

Riding the funicular up, we reach the summit to take in panoramic views of Santiago. We'll explore the famous steps and pause for a snack before making our way back down

We'll conclude our journey on the other side of the city, having taken the cable car up to the Pedro de Valdivia Norte area in Providencia