Visit Santiago's civic center and learn about Chile's political history beside La Moneda Presidential Palace. Explore the renowned cultural center located beneath the square and discover Chile's indigenous heritage through a visit to a Mapuche craft store featuring traditional art, textiles, and symbolism.

Santa Lucía Hill (Option only) Explore the hill where Santiago was founded in 1541 and discover one of the city's most beloved urban landmarks. Stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens, elegant fountains, stone stairways, and historic fortifications that reflect Santiago's colonial past. Your guide will share stories about the city's origins and the importance of this site in Chilean history. From its scenic terraces and viewpoints, enjoy beautiful panoramic views of Santiago, making this a perfect stop for photography and a deeper understanding of the capital's heritage.

Discover the lively heart of Santiago, where locals and visitors gather amid historic architecture, street performers, and centuries of Chilean history. Learn how this iconic square has shaped the city's identity since its founding in 1541.

Stroll through one of Santiago's most charming and culturally rich districts, known for its historic architecture, independent bookstores, art galleries, cafés, theaters, and vibrant atmosphere. A favorite among locals and visitors alike, Lastarria offers a glimpse into the city's creative spirit.

Explore Santiago's most iconic bohemian district, nestled at the foot of San Cristóbal Hill. Known for its colorful streets, artistic spirit, theaters, live music venues, and vibrant cultural scene, Bellavista offers a glimpse into the city's creative side.

Visit one of Santiago's most popular cultural and gastronomic hubs, where restaurants, artisan boutiques, and local traditions come together. Browse shops featuring authentic Chilean handicrafts made from copper, alpaca wool, wood, and lapis lazuli, while experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic gathering place.

San Cristóbal Hill (San Cristóbal Option Only) – Travelers who select this upgrade will enjoy a cable car ride to one of Santiago's most iconic landmarks. Admire panoramic views of the city and the Andes Mountains while exploring this beloved urban park and visiting the hilltop sanctuary.

La Chascona Museum (Exterior Visit) – Pass by the former residence of Pablo Neruda, Chile's Nobel Prize-winning poet and one of the country's most celebrated literary figures. Learn about the fascinating history behind this unique house, located in the bohemian Bellavista neighborhood and inspired by Neruda's love of the sea and creativity.

Visit Santiago's most important Catholic church, admired for its impressive neoclassical architecture, sacred artwork, and historical significance. When open to visitors, you'll have the opportunity to explore its beautiful interior and learn about its role in Chile's religious and cultural heritage. Interior access is subject to opening hours, religious services, and special events. The cathedral is generally open Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.