After meeting and visiting St. Francis Church (if open), we walk through a European-style neighborhood, with its cobblestone streets to learn about its history and present.

Barrio la Bolsa, a small oasis in the middle of the city center

Surrounded by the Government Palace, the Regional Government Palace and several ministerial buildings, it is the civic center of Santiago, a place with much history.

Surrounded by the Tribunals building, the old National Congress, the Pre-Columbian Museum and an old Palace, a place to stop and watch, as well as learn.

Not one but 2 stops to recover energy, street food and typical food both in the Portal as well as half a block from this gastronomic point of the city

This is where the foundation of Santiago begins, the Spanish conquest, but it also has many secrets from the Inca era to this day.

Food market, mainly fish and seafood, here you will taste some of the taste of Chile and enjoy a typical cocktail.

We walked through the Forest Park and passed outside the National Museum of Fine Arts.

We finish the tour in one of the most vibrant and artistic neighborhoods of Santiago, with many options for eating and drinking, art galleries, shops, the GAM (Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center) and next to Cerro Santa Lucia.