The Museum of Memory and Human Rights is the ideal place for travelers who want to learn more about life in Chile during the Pinochet dictatorship, from 1973 to 1990. This tour, led by Héctor, founder of Roots & Routes and a policy analyst, aims to complement the museum visit with background information from the 1970s, after the return of democracy, and about the proven role of foreign intervention, based on various declassified intelligence files. The museum itself is free; the tour fee covers the additional information provided, including a guided tour led by an expert in the field. Following the tour, the expert will send documentaries, official documents, and links of interest to travelers who want to learn more and understand the present through the lens of history.

Murals and street art related to what was visited in the museum

We finished at a nearby cafe, where you can experience an atmosphere from the time of the Popular Unity government, in case that is to the traveler's liking.