Our experience begins at the Palacio de la Moneda, the political and historical heart of Chile. During this stop you will know the history of the building, its neoclassical architecture and its importance in the main events of the country. We’ll walk around, including Constitution Square and La Moneda Cultural Center, as I share stories about Republican history and current life in Santiago. It is an ideal place to understand Chile’s past and present, observe the changing of the guard (according to schedule) and enjoy excellent photo opportunities, with the Andes Mountains and the civic center as a backdrop. This stop marks the perfect start to connect with the historical essence of the city.

We continue the tour along Paseo Bulnes, one of the most emblematic and monumental avenues in Santiago. This urban axis connects La Moneda Palace with Almagro Park and reflects the modern city project of the 20th century. During the walk you will learn about its history, architecture and its role in the social and cultural life of the capital. The Paseo Bulnes stands out for its historic buildings, sculptures, green areas and wide pedestrian spaces, making it an ideal place to walk quietly and observe the daily life of Santa Cruz. In addition, it is an excellent point for urban photography, capturing unique perspectives of the city center and its classic architecture.

Our next stop is the charming Paris-London Quarter, one of the most picturesque and traditional areas of Santiago. This neighborhood stands out for its European-inspired architecture, with cobbled streets, old lanterns and French and English-style buildings that transport to another era. During the tour you will learn about its history, its cultural importance and its role at different points in the political and social life of the country. It is a perfect place to walk calmly, enjoy its bohemian atmosphere and capture unique photographs, thanks to its classic aesthetic and charming corners. This stop offers a quiet and visually appealing experience in the heart of Santiago.

We continue to the New York Quarter, an elegant historical sector that reflects Santiago’s economic boom at the beginning of the 20th century. Its streets and European-style buildings evoke the financial and architectural influence of that time, when the city sought to position itself as a modern capital. During this stop you will learn about the history of the Santiago Stock Exchange, one of the most emblematic buildings of the neighborhood, symbol of the financial development of the country. We’ll walk around while sharing stories about Chile’s economic past and the urban transformation of the city center. It is an ideal area to enjoy architecture, observe historical details and take urban photographs with a classic and sophisticated air.

Our next stop is at the access to Cerro Santa Lucia, specifically at the Fountain of Neptune, one of the most emblematic and elegant points of the hill. Here you will know the history of the place and its importance in the founding and development of Santiago, without making the ascent to the hill. The Fountain of Neptune stands out for its classic design and natural environment, being an ideal space for a quiet break in the heart of the city. It is also an excellent point for photographs, combining architecture, nature and historical atmosphere. This stop allows you to enjoy the essence of Cerro Santa Lucia in a relaxed way, before continuing the tour of the city.

We finish the tour in the Plaza de Armas, the historical and social heart of Santiago. This place marks the founding point of the city and concentrates some of the most important buildings, such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Central Mail and the National Historical Museum. During this stop you will learn about the history of colonial and republican Santiago, while observing daily life, street artists and the local atmosphere that gives life to the square. It is an excellent place to close the tour, rest and take pictures that reflect the cultural essence of the city. In addition, here you will receive recommendations on what to visit, where to eat and how to continue exploring Santiago on your own.