Fernanda + Francisca

Fernanda + Francisca

Fernanda + Francisca

must-see in santiago

Here are some places we recommend you visit in your free time!

Here are some places we recommend you visit in your free time!

Here are some places we recommend you visit in your free time!

San Cristóbal Hill & Metropolitan Park

San Cristóbal Hill &
Metropolitan Park

• You can go up on foot, take the funicular from Bellavista, or ride the cable car from Av. Pedro de Valdivia.

• Offers panoramic views of Santiago, the iconic Virgin Mary statue, a Japanese Garden, and a small zoo.

• You can go up on foot, take the funicular from Bellavista, or ride the cable car from Av. Pedro de Valdivia.

• Offers panoramic views of Santiago, the iconic Virgin Mary statue, a Japanese Garden, and a small zoo.

• You can go up on foot, take the funicular from Bellavista, or ride the cable car from Av. Pedro de Valdivia.

• Offers panoramic views of Santiago, the iconic Virgin Mary statue, a Japanese Garden, and a small zoo.

Lastarria Neighborhood

• Full of cafés, bookshops, art-house cinema 'El Biógrafo', design shops, the Fine Arts Museum, Contemporary Art Museum, Gabriela Mistral Contemporary Cultural Center.

• Great lunch or coffee options.

• Full of cafés, bookshops, art-house cinema 'El Biógrafo', design shops, the Fine Arts Museum, Contemporary Art Museum, Gabriela Mistral Contemporary Cultural Center.

• Great lunch or coffee options.

• Full of cafés, bookshops, art-house cinema 'El Biógrafo', design shops, the Fine Arts Museum, Contemporary Art Museum, Gabriela Mistral Contemporary Cultural Center.

• Great lunch or coffee options.

Historic Downtown

• Includes Plaza de Armas, Santiago Cathedral, National History Museum, Pre-Columbian Museum, and La Moneda Palace (free tours available if booked).

• Everything is walkable within 10–15 minutes.

• Includes Plaza de Armas, Santiago Cathedral, National History Museum, Pre-Columbian Museum, and La Moneda Palace (free tours available if booked).

• Everything is walkable within 10–15 minutes.

• Includes Plaza de Armas, Santiago Cathedral, National History Museum, Pre-Columbian Museum, and La Moneda Palace (free tours available if booked).

• Everything is walkable within 10–15 minutes.

Barrio Italia

• A stylish area with interior design stores, vintage shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.

• Perfect for a relaxed stroll and brunch.

• A stylish area with interior design stores, vintage shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.

• Perfect for a relaxed stroll and brunch.

• A stylish area with interior design stores, vintage shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.

• Perfect for a relaxed stroll and brunch.

Yungay Neighborhood

• Known for street art, the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, and bohemian cafés.

• Authentic and less touristy.

• Known for street art, the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, and bohemian cafés.

• Authentic and less touristy.

• Known for street art, the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, and bohemian cafés.

• Authentic and less touristy.

Bicentenario Park

• Close to our recommended hotel, ideal for walking, birdwatching (black-necked swans), or having a picnic.


• There’s nice restaurants and clothing stores. Keep in mind it’s a posh neighborhood.

• Close to our recommended hotel, ideal for walking, birdwatching (black-necked swans), or having a picnic.


• There’s nice restaurants and clothing stores. Keep in mind it’s a posh neighborhood.

• Close to our recommended hotel, ideal for walking, birdwatching (black-necked swans), or having a picnic.


• There’s nice restaurants and clothing stores. Keep in mind it’s a posh neighborhood.

Urban Hikes

• Manquehuito Hill: This is one of Santiago's most accessible mountains, but no less significant for that.

• Pochoco Hill: It has a short route, but presents a significant challenge due to its steep incline.

• Aguas de Ramón: a 3–4 hour round-trip trail with rivers and waterfalls.

• Manquehuito Hill: This is one of Santiago's most accessible mountains, but no less significant for that.

• Pochoco Hill: It has a short route, but presents a significant challenge due to its steep incline.

• Aguas de Ramón: a 3–4 hour round-trip trail with rivers and waterfalls.

• Manquehuito Hill: This is one of Santiago's most accessible mountains, but no less significant for that.

• Pochoco Hill: It has a short route, but presents a significant challenge due to its steep incline.

• Aguas de Ramón: a 3–4 hour round-trip trail with rivers and waterfalls.

Pueblito Los Dominicos

• A charming craft village where you can buy handmade Chilean souvenirs.

• Combine it with a visit to Los Dominicos metro station, at the foot of the Andes.

• A charming craft village where you can buy handmade Chilean souvenirs.

• Combine it with a visit to Los Dominicos metro station, at the foot of the Andes.

• A charming craft village where you can buy handmade Chilean souvenirs.

• Combine it with a visit to Los Dominicos metro station, at the foot of the Andes.

See you in:

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See you in:

85D 16H 02M

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