The starting point of the tour and a premier cultural complex in Santiago. Visitors learn about its role as a major hub dedicated to literature, performing arts, public culture, and community life.

A vibrant pedestrian-friendly artistic neighborhood. The walk explores historic architecture, local art galleries, and bohemian cafés while the guide shares stories of the writers, artists, and intellectuals who defined the district's creative character.

Located in the heart of Lastarria, this stop focuses on the evolution and contemporary development of modern Chilean visual art.

One of South America’s most significant cultural institutions, situated beside the scenic green paths of Parque Forestal. 2-Hour Tour: Exterior viewing to admire the Beaux-Arts architectural façade while learning about its history. 3-Hour Tour: Includes indoor entry with a guided tour of selected artworks to examine key movements in Chilean and Latin American art history.

Designed by French Chilean landscape architect Jorge Dubois in the early 20th century, it is known for its lush tree-lined paths, European-inspired architecture, and vibrant cultural atmosphere.

Positioned alongside the Fine Arts Museum, where visitors learn about Chile’s modern art movements, cutting-edge installations, and contemporary artistic expressions.

The historic urban hill where Pedro de Valdivia founded Santiago in 1541. Visitors walk around the hill and view Castillo Hidalgo from the outside while discovering how the site transformed from a Spanish colonial fort into a popular public park.