Home to La Moneda Palace, Chile's presidential seat, Plaza de la Ciudadanía is one of Santiago's most important civic spaces. Beneath the square lies the Centro Cultural La Moneda, a renowned cultural venue featuring rotating exhibitions that highlight Chilean and international art, history, and design, offering a deeper perspective on the country's contemporary identity.

One of Santiago's most elegant civic buildings, the Palace of the Courts of Justice has housed Chile's highest judicial institutions since the early 20th century. Its imposing neoclassical architecture reflects the country's institutional heritage and remains a prominent landmark in the historic center.

Santiago's historic main square and the city's founding site, surrounded by landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Municipality of Santiago. Today, Plaza de Armas remains a vibrant gathering place where Chile's colonial heritage and contemporary city life converge.

Located on Plaza de Armas, the Metropolitan Cathedral is one of Santiago's most significant landmarks. Its elegant neoclassical architecture and richly decorated interior offer insight into Chile's religious traditions and colonial heritage.

Barrio Italia is an older residential neighborhood known for its restored houses and interior courtyards. These spaces now host small design shops, local cafes, and artisan workshops. It is also an area where traditional antique restorers still work on the streets. We will stop here for about 30 minutes to walk around and explore the area, always accompanied by our guide.

Barrio Lastarria is a historic neighborhood in downtown Santiago with European-style architecture, cobblestone streets, and cultural spaces. The area has cafes, small art galleries, and street markets with books or crafts. Our guide will walk with you for about 30 minutes to show you the neighborhood's highlights.

One of Santiago's most elegant neighborhoods, Vitacura is known for its tree-lined avenues, contemporary architecture, acclaimed restaurants, art galleries, and beautifully maintained green spaces.

One of Santiago’s most beloved urban parks, featuring landscaped gardens, tranquil lagoons, and walking paths that offer a peaceful contrast to the city’s vibrant pace.

An elegant neighborhood where leafy streets, local cafés, and contemporary city life come together to showcase Santiago’s modern character.

Cerro San Cristóbal is a prominent hill located inside the Metropolitan Park. On this tour, you will take a cable car (teleférico) ride to the top, which offers panoramic views of Santiago and the Andes Mountains. At the summit, you can see the Virgin Mary statue, walk through the gardens, and visit the different lookout points. After exploring the area, we will take the cable car back down to continue our route.

Most modern performing arts cultural center in the country